This chapter provides several examples of how IBM File Manager can be used in
a practical manner.
We start this chapter with a description of the software levels that are required to
use File Manager. Then, rather than reiterate the contents of the user’s guide, we
take a detailed look at how the product can actually be used. We continue by
presenting examples of utility functions that you can use or modify for your
needs. We briefly review the creation and use of templates, and present some
useful information that was discovered during our research. We conclude ...
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