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  │  Quit    -  Shift-0, Q                       │ 
  │  Scroll  -  2, 3, 8 and 9 on numeric keypad  │ 
  │  Switch windows  -  Tab                      │ 
  │  Review lookups  -  Shift-3/Shift-4          │ 
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  │  This is a special version for viewing only  │ 
  │  on a BBS, not for downloading.              │ 
  │  Several functions have been disabled, and   │ 
  │  keyboard commands have been changed.        │ 
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         PRESS "PAGE-DOWN" TO SCROLL DOWN.
        (Use numeric keypad 3 - NumLock ON)

              TO ORDER THE GLOSSARY 
                Look up Order Info.


  HOW TO LOOK UP A TERM (LOOKUP MODE) 
 Just type in your term and press Enter.  The
 highlighted definition will be retrieved.
 Press 2, 3, 8 and 9 on your numeric keypad
 to move up and down the term list and the
 definitions.  Use 3 and 9 to go faster.

    The Glossary is very fast even on a 286.  This
 cannot be demonstrated over a modem.



  HOW TO QUIT 
 To quit, select QUIT from the menu (Shift-0).



  HOW TO SEARCH DEFINITIONS (SEARCH MODE) 
 (Disabled)
 In the full version, you can search within the
 text for every occurrence of a term.  Use this to
 learn more about a term or find a product or
 vendor that is not a term by itself.



  HOW TO PRINT A DEFINITION 
 (Disabled)
 In the full version, you can print the current
 definition in the text window.



  HOW TO EXTRACT A DEFINITION 
 (Disabled)
 In the full version, you can append definitions to
 a text file for input into another application.



  HOW TO REVIEW YOUR LOOKUPS 
 In this BBS version, press Shift-3 and Shift-4 to
 review the definitions you looked up.



  HOW TO SET AND FIND A BOOKMARK 
 (Disabled)
 In the full version, you can set a bookmark in
 long definitions and return to that location.  The
 bookmark is saved from session to session.

    The Glossary automatically saves the last
 50 lookups.  You can review tomorrow what
 you looked up today.



  HOW TO SET MONOCHROME COLORS FOR LAPTOPS 
 (Disabled)
 In the full version, you can increase contrast on
 laptops by switching to black and white.



  HOW TO RUN THE GLOSSARY AS A POPUP (TSR) 
 The DOS version comes with a TSR option that takes
 only 6K of RAM and lets you pop up the Glossary
 over a standard VGA text or graphics application.

    In the full version, this function lets you
 change the hotkey from the default Alt-G
 to another key combination.



  TO ORDER THE GLOSSARY 
 Look up Order Info.


