START_SELECT
BLUE
                        START SELECT
##

The GREENF2## key allows the user to choose where a selection is to
begin. One may also use the mouse to do this. Pressing the left
button and dragging the mouse will select text. Once the mouse
button is released, the user may WHITESAVE## or WHITEDELETE## it. To unmark 
the text the user may press the GREENF4## key or simply use the mouse to
click anywhere in the work area.
END_SELECT
START_SEARCH
BLUE
                          SEARCH

##
The GREENF5## key allows you to search for a HEX value or a word 
(depending on which mode being used). After entering the search
pattern, the cursor will move to the next place it is found. The
search counter (right of screen) will advance one (As well as
with GREEN^F6##)

A GREENSHIFT F6## may be pressed to search for the next occurence. One
may wish to count the number of times a certain pattern occurs.
The GREENALT C## key enables this to be done. A pattern to be searched
is entered and the Search Counter will reveal the number of 
times it occurs AFTER and including the current position.

END_SEARCH
START_COLORS
BLUE
                      CHANGE COLORS

##
The GREENF6## allows you to change the colors of the screen. The arrow
keys are used to pick different colors.

GREEN<TAB>##    Toggles between CYANeditor areas##
GREENF4##       Set screen to CYANdefault## colors
GREENF10##      CYANExit##, saving changes made
GREEN<ESC>##    CYANExit##, without saving changes

GREEN<SPACE>## or GREEN<Middle Mouse Button>## Toggles CYANFlash## mode 

GREEN<ARROWS>## or GREEN<Left, Right Buttons>## Toggle through different colors

END_COLORS
START_TOTAL
BLUE
                          LOCKED TOTAL

##
The GREENF7## does some special things. If it is in the WHITELOCKED## mode
(by default) you may not delete the last byte. This prevents
inadvertent erasing when deleting multiple characters at the end
of a file. If you are not sure what I am talking about, try
deleting the last character in both modes. When in WHITEFREE## mode,
new characters are created when you cursor down or page down. As
soon as you have created the space you need, it is recommended
that you switch it back to locked mode immediately. Trust me.

END_TOTAL
START_LINES
BLUE
                          LINES PER PAGE

##
The GREENF8## key will allow the user to choose the number of lines
that are displayed on the screen. This is a fairly useless
'feature'. It may be useful if the program does not detect the
number of lines you are currently using.
END_LINES
START_GOTO_PAGE
BLUE
                            GOTO PAGE

##
The GREENALT P## key will allow the user to switch to the page number
specified. A page is not defined by where the cursor is. The 
page number changes as soon as the previous page is not longer
showing.

END_GOTO_PAGE
START_SAVE
BLUE
                             SAVE

##
The GREENALT W## key will allow the user to save the document
currently being worked on. It is assumed that you are renaming
the file rather than overwriting it, due to the fact that 
editing binary files is often dangerous.

END_SAVE	
START_EXIT
BLUE
                             EXIT
 
##
The GREENALT X## key will allow the user to exit the program. If
changes have been made, you are asked if you are sure you want
to exit without saving.

END_EXIT
START_MAPPING
BLUE
                           MAPPING
 
##
The GREENALT M## key will allow to map keys to other keys. See the 
readme.txt for more information.

END_MAPPING
START_PICK
DKWHITE

DKCYANCtrl-Home ##     Goto First File
DKCYANCtrl-End  ##     Goto Last File
DKCYANArrows Keys##    Press <Enter> to Edit File Selected
DKCYANMouse     ##     Click Left Button Once to Pick. Twice to Load.
DKCYAN<a-z,0-9> ##     Finds Next File Which Begins With That Character.

DKCYAN<Delete>  ##     Prompt Before Deleting File
DKCYANAlt-D     ##     Deletes File Without Query (When AUTO DELETE Set)
DKCYANAlt-N     ##     Edit a New File
DKCYAN<SPC BAR> ##     Change File Attributes (or Right Mouse Button)


DKCYANF8        ##     Select Number of Lines (25,43 or 50 usually)
DKCYANAlt-F     ##     Load a File or Change Directory
DKCYANAlt-I     ##     Information About Directory and Disk
DKCYANAlt-S     ##     Exit (Stay in Current Directory)
DKCYANESC       ##     Exit

Click on Drive Letters at top of screen to change drives.
END_PICK
