Menus
This describes the menus.

File menu
The items in the File menu are:
O File Open 	Brings up file selector for local and files
File Open Recent 	A list of the most recently open package files
F File Find Package 	Search the installed package list for a package, the name of which contains the entered string
File Find File 	Produces a list of packages that contain the entered file name, selecting a line will display the information on that package. It behaves slightly differently for RPM (where you have to enter the exact file name) and DEB (where you can enter a regular expression).
F5 File Reload 	Reread the package data and rebuild the package tree
Q File Quit 	Quit

Packages menu
The items in the Packages menu are:
Packages Back 	Back button for navigation using the links in Properties entries in the right panel.
Packages Forward 	Forward button for navigation using the links in Properties entries in the right panel.
Packages Expand Tree 	Fully expands the packages tree
Packages Collapse Tree 	Collapses the package tree so that only the tree structure is shown
Packages Clear Marked 	Unmarks all packages

Cache menu
The items in the Cache menu are:
Cache Clear Package Directory Cache 	Delete cached copies of remote package directories and Packages files
Cache Clear Package Cache 	Delete cached copies of remote package files that have been fetched

Special menu
The Special contains actions related to specific package types:
Special DebApt 	
Update 	Update apt indexes from package repositories.
Upgrade 	Upgrade the Debian installation to the latest versions of all the packages.
Fixup 	apt is extremely strict about dependencies, attempt to fixup dependency problems

Settings menu
The items in the Settings menu are:
Settings Show Toolbar 	Toggle displaying the toolbar
Settings Save Settings 	Save options immediately
Settings Configure Key Bindings 	The standard dialog for setting shortcut keys
Settings Configure Toolbars 	The standard dialog for configuring tool bars
Settings Options 	
Types 	Which package types to handle, Debian using DPKG and Debian using APT are listed separately, it is not a good idea to enable both at the same time.
Directory Cache 	Whether to cache remote (ed) directories and Package files.
Package Cache 	Whether to cache remote package files that have been fetched
misc 	
Use SSH for privileged commands 	Use ssh instead of su for running privileged commands
Verify file list 	If set the list of files in the package is checked to see if they are actually installed
Read information from all local package files 	If set all the files from a (local) package directory are read instead of just using the files names, this is slower but shows more information.
Settings Location of available packages 	
Location RPM 	This provides for specifying the location of package directories (either local or ), each line includes an entry where the or name of the directory can be typed in, a ... button that brings up a file selector and a Use radio button that determines whether the directory given in the line is to be used or not. The SubDirs radio button indicates whether to recurse down into sub-directories. The multiple panels are just for convenience.
Location BSD 	The first panel gives the location of the ports tree in the file system
The other panel allows the specifying the location of packages directories those containing INDEX files
Location DEB 	There are three different types of panels.
The first three panels have an entry for the location of the Debian distribution tree, a combo box for the distribution name and a combo box for the architecture
The next two panels allow the specification of a Debian distribution tree and the location of Packages files in that distribution.
The last three panels specify directories the same way as for RPMs.
Location SLACK 	For Slackware packages there are three types of panels
The first panel is the location of a PACKAGES.TXT file which is used to provided information on the installed packages
The next four panels can be used to specify the location of distributions with the directory tree containing the .tgz files and the location of the corresponding PACKAGES.TXT file
The last two panels are for directories that do not have a corresponding PACKAGES.TXT file

Help menu
The items in the Help menu are:

Toolbar
Open
Back
Forward
Expand Package Tree
Collapse Package Tree
Find Package
Find File
Reload
Quit