Wii File Manager Manual
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Wii File Manager By Jayce Houghton Table of Contents 1. Navigating Directories 2. Creating Empty Files and Directories 3. Copying Moving and Removing Files 4. Information about files 5. The Music Channel (Additional Feature) Navigating Directories To Navigate the directories, you can press the left and right blue arrows that appear on left- and right-hand side of the screen. They are only present the current directory has more files than can be displayed by the channels. To enter a new directory simply click on a channel, as so long as this is a directory, you will move into it. Directories are shown as a file picture and will have “Folder Channel” in the title. To move back to the previous directory, you can click on the back button in the bottom right corner. This button will not show up in the root directory. Creating Empty Files or Directories To create an empty file or directory, simply click on the Fiile channel, which is the first channel displayed in each directory. This channel is displayed on the first page of the first directory as the first channel. Once inside the channel you can type your file or directory name inside of their respective textboxes and then hit create. A message will display next to the create button letting you know whether or not the file/directory was successfully created. Copying, Moving, and Removing Files Copy, moving, and removing files all use a similar mechanism. The first step to doing any of these actions is to RIGHT CLICK on the channel (file) that you would like to copy, move, or remove. You can check to make sure that you have the correct file selected by looking at the information box at the bottom of the screen. The second line of this information box will have the path of the file path of the file which you have selected. If you wish to remove the file simply click on the trash icon. You will be prompted TWICE to confirm that you wish to delete the file. The prompt will contain the name of the file you are deleting so that you can double check. Click ok in both of these boxes to delete the file. If you wish not to delete the file simply x out of the prompt. If you would like to copy or move the selected file, simply navigate to the directory where you want to copy or move the selected file and then click the respective button. For copying, click the PASTE button on bottom left, which looks like a clipboard. For moving click on the CUT button, which is the second button from the left, and looks like a pair of scissors. The move button will prompt you in the same way that the delete button did, but it will also tell you what directory you are moving the file to. Information about files To obtain detailed information about the files or directories simply right click on the file or directory that you are interesting in. There is an info box at the bottom of the screen which will display detailed information about your selection. Some files are protected by the operating systems and as such detailed information cannot be obtained from them, so if the info at the bottom doesn’t change, it was likely a protected file. The Music Channel (Additional Feature) The Music channel allow you to change the background music of the file manager. There are 6 select songs to choose from. Simply click on one of them and the selected music will immediately begin to play. You can also use your own local music! Simply click on the “My Own Music” button at the bottom and then select an MP3 file to use. Your song will then begin playing if successful. If un-successful you will receive a pop-up telling you what went wrong. If you want to mute the music simply click the mute button which is a big black button with a mute symbol near the bottom of the screen.
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