HOW THE MENUS WORK 1. Press the Alt key followed by the first letter of the menu you want. For example, to display the Print Menu, press Alt-P; to display the Display Menu, press Alt-D. 2. Press the F10 key. This will display the File Menu. You can choose an option from the File Menu in two ways: a) You can point to the option you want with the up and down arrow keys and then press Enter. b) You can press the first letter of the option you want. To use menus other than the File Menu, press the left and right arrow keys to move to a different menu. This is also a good way to familiarize yourself with all the different menu choices available. Remember: YOU CAN ALWAYS PRESS THE ESC KEY TO CANCEL WHAT YOU ARE CURRENTLY DOING. If you are in a menu, pressing the Esc key will cancel that menu. 3. Press the appropriate shortcut keystroke and bypass the menus entirely. A single keystroke, enclosed within parentheses, is listed to the right of many menu options; press this to choose the corresponding option. For example, to the right of the first option on the Edit Menu, Find String, you'll see (^F). This means that you can press ^F (Ctrl-F) to immediately execute the Find String option without using the menus at all. This method is designed for advanced users who want to speed up the operation of PC-OUTLINE. You will notice that every menu option does not have a shortcut keystroke listed. This is because there is a limited number of shortcut keystroke combinations available. If you want some menu options to have shortcut keystrokes that don't already have them, or if you want to change some of the existing shortcuts, you can define your own shortcut keystrokes with the Key Definition option on the Advanced Menu. There is more about this option in the printed manual. 4. Try these methods now, and, remember, if you get stuck, press Esc.