ORCA/Shell Byteworks Quetions

[dicen <google@mcarlson.com>]

I am now giving up and asking for help here. Hopefully Mike W. you can
help me here as you appear to visit these newsgroups. Oh, and I just
bought Opus II (even though I already have ORCA/M, ORCA/Pascal, ORCA/
C, Designer, and Talking Toos), so you got a sale! The latest versions
are very nice. The included manuals (PDF, Text, and Word docs) are
really, really nice. I might even buy the source code. Oh, and I would
think the two Johns did their coding in ORCA/M for Softdisk. I saw
them hacking the IIgs monitor once but hopefully they actually bought
your tools. Your work on the IIgs made a big difference to a lot of
people, including me.

1. Is there any kind of scroll buffer or more command in the Orca/
Shell in text mode? Let's say I run "cat", I can't read everything in
a large directory. I want to do "cat | more" but there is no "more".
There really makes the text shell unusable for me. I can't find
anywhere how to do something like a scroll buffer or a pager (more)
command. Oh, and I really don't want to just run Prizm to get a scroll
buffer.

2. How does one click on a source code file (CC, Pascal, etc...) and
have Prizm open it? Prizm is launched (or rather the Text shell is
launched and it launches Prizm) but it never opens the file. The same
could be said of EXE files if you associate them when the Finder asks.
Now that I have a nice MBP and a fast emulator I could actually use
the Finder to organize my source files. But, without them opening when
I click on them the Finder is useless. Anyway to do this?