@CHAPTER HEAD = USER INTERFACE<$IUser interface>

@MAJOR HEADING = <$&WYSIWYG[v]>WYSIWYG

<$IProblem;Can't print what's on screen><$IWYSIWYG;Defined>Ventura 
Publisher is designed to provide What You See (on the screen) Is What 
You Get printed (WYSIWYG). This means that the computer display should 
match as closely as possible, at all times, what you will see on the 
final printed page. Of course, the difference between the technology 
used to display a page on a CRT screen, and the technologies used 
to print a page on a laser printer or typesetter, do create some unavoidable 
differences. In particular, because the computer CRT screen cannot 
produce anywhere near the same resolution of a printer or typesetter, 
and because what is displayed is shown in a different <$IAspect ratio>aspect 
ratio (height to width ratio), the space between words and between 
lines may appear to be bigger or smaller than the printed page under 
certain circumstances. Several thin ruling lines, with little space 
between, may show on the screen as one thick line.

@MINOR HEADING = Keyboard Keys

Various keys on the keyboard perform special functions:

@BULLET = The keyboard Cursor <$ICursor keys><$IText editing;Cursor 
keys>keys control the Text Cursor (The text cursor is displayed as 
a thin vertical line.)

@BULLET = The Home <$IHome key><$IText editing;Home key>key goes to 
the first page of the document.

@BULLET = The End <$IEnd key><$IText editing;End key>key goes to the 
last page of the document.

@BULLET = The Pg Up <$IPage up key><$IText editing;Page up key>key 
goes to the previous page.

@BULLET = The Pg Dn <$IPage down key><$IText editing;Page down key>key 
goes to the next page.

@MAJOR HEADING = ITEM SELECTOR <$IItem selector;Operation><$ISaving 
files><$ILoading files>

@MINOR HEADING = Description

The display shown in Figure 10-2 is called an Item Selector. The 
Item Selector is used for saving and retrieving files.

@MINOR HEADING = Application

The Item Selector allows you to save and retrieve files by pointing 
to the file name, or by typing the file name.

The Item Selector also provides a simple way to move between various 
DOS subdirectories (sometimes called folders) where text, Line Art, 
Image, chapter, and publication files may be stored.

Finally, the Item Selector automatically <169>filters<170> the files 
displayed so that you need only search for files which match specified 
criteria. For instance, only chapter files (which are stored with 
a file extension CHP) are displayed when loading or saving chapters. The 
method for filtering the files to be displayed follows standard DOS 
conventions, including wildcard characters (e.g. * and ?). These 
filters can be changed by placing the text cursor on the Directory 
line and typing a new filter name. Figure 10-2 shows the filter set 
to only display chapter (CHP) files that are contained in the subdirectory 
called TYPESET.

@WARNING = <$IShortcut;Mouse double-click><$IMouse;Double- click>Pointing 
to the desired file name, holding the mouse stationary, and pressing 
the mouse button twice, with little hesitation between each depression 
<169>double-click<170>, is equivalent to selecting the file name and 
then selecting OK.

If you only need one or two symbols within a paragraph, then Tag the 
paragraph with a non-symbol typeface, and select the one or two characters 
you wish to change to a symbol, and change them using the Font Settings 
button. For instance, to put a <F128M>p<F255D> in the formula

@SYSTEM PROMPT = <F128M>p<F255D>r2

type the letter p, then select this letter and use the Font Settings 
button to change this one letter to a symbol font.

@TABLE HEAD = Function	Key

@TABLE ITEM = Bring to Front		^A

@TABLE ITEM = Copy			Shift Del

@TABLE ITEM = Cut			Del

@TABLE ITEM = Enlarged View		^E

@TABLE ITEM = Fill Attributes		^F

@TABLE ITEM = Frame Setting Function	^U