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│                               Cursor Movement                               │
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│ Cursor keys <1-9> move cursor around on screen at speed set by F9           │
│ <Ctrl-Home>-sets the display to Screen 1 if screen is not 1. Allows panning │
│     or paging through pages and layers if screen is already set to 1        │
│     <Home>-sets screen 1 to Page 00 or layer 0                              │
│     <End>-sets screen 1 to last page or layer created                       │
│     <PgUp>-moves through pages and layers one page or layer up              │
│     <PgDn>-moves through pages and layers one page or layer down            │
│     <Cursor keys>-Pan in page mode by 1/2 screen                            │
│ <Ctrl-End> sets screen to Screen 2                                          │
│ <Ctrl-PgUp> Moves up through screens                                        │
│ <Ctrl-PgDn> Moves down through screens                                      │
│ <+> increases cursor step by one                                            │
│ <-> decreases cursor step by one                                            │
│ <$> Sets screen aspect ratio                                                │
│ <Alt-0 to 9> jumps to screen location previously set with <Ctrl-j>          │
│ <Ctrl-j> allows the jump keys (<Alt-#>) to be set to a new setting          │
│ <i> toggles isometric drawing mode                                          │
│ <Q> sets cursor quality                                                     │
│ <Alt-v> sets visual horizon                                                 │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                              * MORE *│
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│                            Cursor Mode Commands 1                           │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <Esc> Stops current operation.                                              │
│ </> allows selection of function using mouse from Expert Mode               │
│ <Shft-Tab> Switches between high resolution and medium resolution mode      │
│ <Backspace> backsteps during line/dot/parallel/spoke drawing in F6          │
│ <*> Once turns off prompt line display.  Twice turns off cursor.            │
│     (For use in macros, effects playback only)                              │
│ <[> rotates polygon or rose counterclockwise in steps set by F9             │
│ <]> rotates polygon or rose clockwise in steps set by F9                    │
│ <{> rotates polygon or rose counterclockwise in 90 degree increments        │
│ <}> rotates polygon or rose clockwise in 90 degree increments               │
│ <(> shifts entire display to the left (CGA only)                            │
│ <)> shifts entire display to the right (CGA only)                           │
│ <5> displays color value that cursor is over                                │
│ <B> sets background value                                                   │
│ <C> switches cursor to last center of a circle                              │
│     or centers animated area horizontally on screen                         │
│ <Alt-c> toggles through three cursor types                                  │
│ <Alt-d> allows the DOS date to be displayed at the desired screen position  │
│ <g> sets grid to display as dots                                            │
│ <Alt-g> sets grid to display as lines                               * MORE *│
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│                            Cursor Mode Commands 2                           │
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│ <h> selects help menus and this help screen   <H> toggles help menus        │
│ <k> keeps the screen in memory as it currently appears, this may include    │
│     grid or layer if present.                                               │
│ <Alt-k> activates key macro to create, run, or end                          │
│ <l> turns layer on and off                                                  │
│ <L> sets active and visual layers as desired                                │
│ <Ctrl-l> moves current screen to visual page and starts next layer.         │
│ <Alt-l> turns layers off                                                    │
│ <m> mark measure point                                                      │
│ <M> switches cursor to last marked point                                    │
│ <Alt-m> sets screen scale based on measured distance. Use <m> first.        │
│ <Ctrl-p> plays music using the syntax of BASICA's PLAY statement            │
│ <Alt-p> pause during macro playback for desired time in seconds.            │
│ <R> Refresh the screen with current picture.                                │
│ <s> show picture without prompt line                                        │
│ <S> show picture and visual layer                                           │
│ <Alt-t> allows the DOS time to be displayed at the desired screen location  │
│ <u> updates workspace #1 and declares that current screen is Screen 1       │
│ <U> updates workspace #2 and declares that current screen is Screen 2       │
│ <v> video reverse of animated object                                * MORE *│
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│                            Cursor Mode Commands 3                           │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <w> sets line width from 1 to 32                                            │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <Ctrl-x> sets current cursor location as the screen origin 0,0              │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│ Cursor Mode Commands are generally active at any point the cursor can be    │
│ moved around on the screen.  Some commands are only active during certain   │
│ conditions.                                                                 │
│                                                                             │
│ Other commands are organized under the function keys by groups.  Additional │
│ help is available for a particular function key by first selecting the      │
│ desired function key and then selecting <h>elp.  Help is also available at  │
│ anytime the help menu is displayed in the top-left-corner.                  │
│                                                                             │
│ Use <PgUp> and <PgDn> to view additional help screens.  Any help screen can │
│ be viewed from here by paging down.                                         │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                     * MORE *│
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│                             Function Keys                                   │
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│ Program Functions                                                           │
│   <F1> Modification                                                         │
│   <F2> Box & Figure                                                         │
│   <F3> Curve Draw                                                           │
│   <F4> Shade & Fade                                                         │
│   <F5> Paint & Pattern                                                      │
│   <F6> Draw & Text                                                          │
│   <F7> Copy & Move                                                          │
│   <F8> Files & Exit                                                         │
│   <F9> Speed                                                                │
│   <F0> Color                                                                │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│        Hot Keys  Macros can be assigned to the following keys               │
│                                                                             │
│   <Shft-F1 to F8>     KD-DRAW.HOT contains the names of macro files that    │
│                       can be called by a function key.  This allows         │
│   <Ctrl-F1 to F10>    PC-KEY-DRAW to be custom programmed for individual    │
│                       use.                                                  │
│   <Alt -F1 to F9>                                                           │
│                                                                             │
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│                               F1  Modification                              │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <r> allows rotation about a point in the plane of the screen. First select  │
│     center of rotation, next define object. Follow prompts.                 │
│     *C*-<r> will rotate only the current color as selected by F10. Use      │
│     <Alt-r> to rotate all three colors of an object.                        │
│ <a> again-allows the same object to be rotated/zoomed again with a new      │
│     angle/size.                                                             │
│ <Alt-a> again-allows a previously rotated object to be zoomed and vice versa│
│ <R> revolves an object about a horizontal or vertical axis. Use like <r> by │
│     marking axis center, and any two opposite corners.                      │
│ <Ctrl-r> rotates left half of screen 90 degrees.                            │
│ <z> zooms an object either up or down. Does not change drawing scale. Use   │
│     like <r> by marking center, and any two opposite corners.               │
│     *C*-will zoom only current color as selected by F8. Use <Alt-r> to zoom │
│     entire object.                                                          │
│ <Z> zooms the entire screen up or down, changing scaling accordingly.       │
│     Scale factors greater than 1 shrink the screen or object, while scale   │
│     factors less than one expand the object.  Select </> or < > to allow    │
│     input of zoom factor.  Zoom factors greater than 1 expand the screen or │
│     object, while factors less than 1 shrink it.                            │
│                                                                     * MORE *│
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│                               F1  Modification                              │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <Ctrl-z> zooms portion of screen for editing on a pixel by pixel basis.     │
│     Selecting <Ctrl-z> a second time will allow work on 8 screens at once.  │
│ <m> mirrors image of an object. Select mirror line orientation.             │
│ <M> mirrors entire screen either horizontally or vertically.                │
│ <f> flips/rotates object through desired view angle, thus compressing it.   │
│ <F> flips/rotates full screen through desired view angle.                   │
│ <v> reverse video - switches colors 0 to 3;1 to 2;2 to 1;3 to 0             │
│ <V> reverse video - switches colors 0 to 1;1 to 0;2 to 3;3 to 2             │
│ <Ctrl-v> reverse video - switches colors 0 to 2;1 to 3;2 to 0;3 to 1        │
│ <Alt-v> XORs screen with set value                                          │
│ <s> slides object either horizontally or vertically by a given number of    │
│     steps left-right or up-down.                                            │
│ <S> slides entire screen.                                                   │
│ <Ctrl-s> slides entire screen as above only to a power from 2 to 4.         │
│ <c> calculates area and center of area for object.                          │
│ <Alt-c> calculates mass and center of mass for object.                      │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
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│                              F2  Box & Figures                              │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <r> rectangle -displays box as cursor is moved                              │
│ <R> same as <r> only box is copied for use with F7 animate, move, etc.      │
│ <Alt-r> fills box with color of box outline automatically                   │
│ <s> produces shaded box with choice of light, medium, and heavy shade       │
│     Use F10 to set color. Mark any two opposite corners.                    │
│ <S> same as <s> only box is copied for use with F7 animate, move, etc.      │
│ <p> polygon inscribed in circle. Enter number of any number of sides        │
│ <a> arrow-places arrow head at cursor location either pointing              │
│           <u>p                        <d>own                                │
│           <l>eft                      <r>ight                               │
│           <e>up & right               <f>down and right                     │
│           <g>down and left            <h>up & left.                         │
│     After arrow is drawn use u or d to upsize or downsize the arrow         │
│ <Alt-a> same as <a>, but fills arrow head with color of arrow               │
│ <o> outline enclosed area with color set by <F10>                           │
│     The color of <Alt-F10> determines the area to be outlined.              │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
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│                     F3  Draws a Circle, Ellipse, or Arc.                    │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <c> circle-draws a full circle. The location of the cursor when <c> is      │
│     selected will be the center of the circle. After marking the center,    │
│     move the cursor to the desired radius. The length of the radius is shown│
│     on the prompt line. The center can be shifted with the numeric key      │
│     corresponding to the cursor keys. Select F3 again or <ENTER> to mark the│
│     radius and draw the circle. If circle is not of desired roundness,      │
│     select <$> to change screen aspect ratio.                               │
│ <Ctrl-c> draws center marks for circle                                      │
│ <a> arc-draws an arc using cursor position as start and end. As with the    │
│     circle, the current cursor position is the center of the arc. The second│
│     position is the radius and one end of the arc. The third position is the│
│     other end of the arc. Arcs are always drawn counterclockwise.           │
│ <A> draws arc with lines from center to end points (pie shaped)             │
│ <e> ellipse-draws a full ellipse. Use as with circle, but use up and right  │
│     arrow to properly shape ellipse before hitting a return.                │
│ <Ctrl-e> draws center marks for ellipse                                     │
│ <f> fillet for 90 degree corners.                                           │
│ <r> rose curves inscribed in circle. Enter number of leaves.                │
│ <s> spiral from center outward.                                             │
│                                                                     * MORE *│
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│                     F3  Draws a Circle, Ellipse, or Arc.                    │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <t> trig(sine)-produces sine curve. Set desired amplitude and period with   │
│     cursor keys.                                                            │
│ <b> b-spline curves.  Select points with <ENTER>.  Backup and correct       │
│     mistakes with <Backspace>.  Control line width with <w>idth.  When all  │
│     points are entered select F1-F8 to draw curve using points based on a   │
│     b-spline routine.  The color and width of the line are determined by    │
│     what is active when b-spline is ended.                                  │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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│                               F4  Shades area                               │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <l> lightly shades enclosed area                                            │
│ <m> medium shading of enclosed area                                         │
│ <d> dark/heavy shading of enclosed area                                     │
│     Use F10 to determine color of shading                                   │
│ <s> Spray paints area. Use on painted circle to give a 3-D effect. Effects  │
│     active color only. First draw item and paint with F5. Current cursor    │
│     location sets the position of light source (generally on the object).   │
│     Next mark any corner of box containing object and select F4 again.      │
│     Mark opposite corner of box and select F4 to spray paint.               │
│ <Alt-s> as above but effects all colors.                                    │
│     Set screen aspect ratio to 0 to shade columns.                          │
│ <f> fades enclosed area with background color.                              │
│ <Alt-f> fades all colors to background color.                               │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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│                F5  Paint, Fill, Background and Color Palette                │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <p> paints the enclosed area with the specified fill color. You must also   │
│     specify the border color by number. Gaps cause paint to leak out.       │
│ <P> paint-same as <p> only remains active until next function is selected.  │
│     Use <ENTER> to paint next area.                                         │
│ <Alt-p> paints enclosed area with one of 29 color combinations. Use </> to  │
│     select color set desired.                                               │
│ <b> background-sets the color of the entire screen. 16 colors are available.│
│                   0-Black                 8-Dark Gray                       │
│                   1-Blue                  9-Light Blue                      │
│                   2-Green                10-Light Green                     │
│                   3-Cyan                 11-Light Cyan                      │
│                   4-Red                  12-Light Red                       │
│                   5-Magenta              13-Light Magenta                   │
│                   6-Brown                14-Yellow                          │
│                   7-Light Gray           15-White                           │
│ Select the color of the background by using the <Space Bar>. Fix the color  │
│ with <ENTER>.                                                               │
│ <c> color(*C*)-sets the active color palette.                               │
│     activates color in high resolution.                                     │
│                                                                     * MORE *│
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│                F5  Paint, Fill, Background and Color Palette                │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <C> selects unichrome palette (<b> sets unichrome color)                    │
│     activates background color in high resolution.                          │
│ <Alt-c> sets high resolution color mode for composite video.                │
│ <m> modifies color (as set with F10) of object to one of 29 colors.         │
│ <M> modifies color (as set with F10) of screen to one of 29 colors.         │
│ <Ctrl-m> modifies one of 29 colors of screen to another one of 29 colors.   │
│ <Alt-m> modifies one of 29 colors of object to another one of 29 colors.    │
│ <f> fills area with one of 64 patterns.                                     │
│     Select <v>, <V>, or <Ctrl-v> for reverse video of patterns (see F1)     │
│     Select <S> to shift colors of patterns (see F5)                         │
│     The above provides 12 color combinations for each pattern.              │
│ <Alt-f> fills area with pattern from user specified file.  File choosen     │
│     becomes the default.                                                    │
│     Select <v>, <V>, or <Ctrl-v> for reverse video of patterns (see F1)     │
│     Select <S> to shift colors of patterns (see F5)                         │
│     The above provides 12 color combinations for each pattern.              │
│ <s> strips-all colors on screen except the one set with F10                 │
│ <S> shifts screen foreground colors by one                                  │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
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│                        F6  Draws Lines and Adds Text                        │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ Line width and dot size can be set in the CURSOR MODE with a <w>.           │
│                                                                             │
│ <d> dot-places dot at cursor location A <ENTER> will mark dot.              │
│ <D> continues vector with dot.                                              │
│ <l> line-connects cursor points with a line. A <ENTER> will mark next point.│
│     All points must be marked with a <ENTER> or they will not saved. Select │
│     F6 a second time and <e> or <E> to end line drawing. Use <Space Bar> to │
│     temporarily suspend line drawing.  Restart with <ENTER>.                │
│ <L> continues vector with line.                                             │
│ <p> parallel-draws parallel lines.                                          │
│ <P> continues vector with parallel lines.                                   │
│ <s> spoke-draws lines from common center point.                             │
│ <S> continues vector with spoked lines.                                     │
│ <e> exit-ends current mode. Required after any of the above.                │
│ <E> ends current mode and saves line drawing to disk using specified name.  │
│     These are saved as vectors and are ideal for commonly used symbols.     │
│ <Ctrl-e> saves last line drawing to disk.                                   │
│ <o> old line drawing from disk. A single drive letter will display vector   │
│     files on disk. Must specify rotation angle(any angle) and scale factor. │
│ <O> old, last drawing selected from memory.                         * MORE *│
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│                        F6  Draws Lines and Adds Text                        │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <c> cursor-draws continuous lines as the cursor is moved. Use <Space Bar> to│
│     temporarily suspend cursor drawing.                                     │
│ <t> text-enters text at cursor location.                                    │
│ <T> text-allows text to be:                                                 │
│     <c>entered                                                              │
│     <l>eft justified                                                        │
│     <r>ight justified                                                       │
│     <a>SCII import                                                          │
│     <u>p the screen vertically                                              │
│     <d>own the screen vertically                                            │
│     A capital letter provides scrolling for the above.                      │
│ <Ctrl-t> text-is copied into F7 so it can be moved to position required.    │
│ <Alt-t> text-allows use of alternate fonts as stored on disk.               │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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│      F7  Erases, Copies, Animates, Moves, Smears, or Replicates an Area     │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ Mark any two corners of object to be erased or copied with cursor.          │
│ <e> erases the enclosed area and copies it for use with a, s, r, and m.     │
│ <Ctrl-e> erases area enclosed in circle.                                    │
│ <Alt-e> erases enclosed area but does not copy it. Use to erase small areas.│
│ <c> copies area to be moved, but does not erase                             │
│ <C> copies the portion of the screen to disk for later use. No extension on │
│     the user supplied name creates a file that can be retrieved with F7 <o>.│
│     A PIC. extension saves portion of screen for later use. A .BAS extension│
│     will save the screen as a basic subroutine for use in user written      │
│     programs. A .FNT saves the object as part of a font library for use with│
│     F6 and <Alt-t>. User selects character that corresponds to the one      │
│     created.  The <SPACE> character spacing sets word and letter space.     │
│ <Ctrl-c> copies the same size object as previously copied without remarking.│
│ <o> retrieves drawings saved with <C>. A single drive letter will display   │
│     appropriate files on disk.  Picture is brought in to the animation mode.│
│ <O> retrieves drawing and places it to lower right of cursor position.      │
│ <a> animate allows a previously copied or erased area to be moved around the│
│     screen with the cursor. As the object is moved vertically off the screen│
│     it will slowly disappear until the cursor wraps. As the object is moved │
│     horizontally off the screen it will distort until it wraps.     * MORE *│
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│      F7  Erases, Copies, Animates, Moves, Smears, or Replicates an Area     │
╞═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╡
│ <m>,<M>, <Ctrl-m> and <Alt-m> move area previously erased or copied to lower│
│     right of cursor, each with a different syntax. (different result)       │
│ <s>,<S>, <Ctrl-s> and <Alt-s> smear the copied object with each step of the │
│     cursor using different syntax. Use this as a paint brush. Copied size   │
│     determine number of bristles in brush.                                  │
│ <r>,<R>, <Ctrl-r> and <Alt-r> replicates object with each cursor step.      │
│ <l> inserts a single horizontal line at the cursor position.                │
│ <Alt-l> deletes a single horizontal line at the cursor position.            │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
│                                                                             │
│ Note that when a very large or complex object is rotated or zoomed using F1,│
│ the last copied area maybe lost. It is possible to copy the entire screen.  │
│ This allows two different drawings to be merged.                            │
│                                                                             │
│ The last screen copied or erased can be view and further manipulated by     │
│ selecting <Ctrl-End> <Ctrl-PgDn>.                                           │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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│   F8  Directory, Saves, Retrieves an old drawing, Starts fresh, or Exits.   │
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│ <d> directory of selected disk                                              │
│ <s> saves the current drawing - must be room on disk. For best results save │
│     drawings on B:. Two files will be saved. The first is the screen file   │
│     designated automatically as yourfile.scn. The second is the data file   │
│     for scale information.                                                  │
│ <o> old-retrieves a stored drawing from disk                                │
│     Screens previously created with this program should have an associated  │
│     data file with scale information.                                       │
│ <O> old-displays screen files on disk and loads them for sequential display │
│     using Pg-Dn. Use <ENTER> to select desired screen or <Esc> to return to │
│     previous screen.  If <O> is selected from SC 7 the Picture files are    │
│     sequentially displayed.                                                 │
│ <Ctrl-o> template-allows a template screen to be called up. Disables        │
│     updating of disk. Retrieve working screen with F8 <w> or <W>.           │
│ <Alt-o> brings in screens using different display methods for slide shows   │
│    Display  <1> fade in                                                     │
│             <2> pull down                                                   │
│             <3> pull up                                                     │
│             <4> pull right                                                  │
│             <5> pull left                                           * MORE *│
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│   F8  Directory, Saves, Retrieves an old drawing, Starts fresh, or Exits.   │
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│ <f> fresh-clears screen and starts again. If the current drawing has not    │
│     been saved on disk it will be lost.                                     │
│ <F> fresh-clears screen and layers or pages from workspace disk.            │
│ <p> prints graphics screen on line printer #1 (GRAPHICS from DOS may need to│
│     be loaded first for this to work properly)                              │
│     The last screen title is displayed and you are asked if it is OK.       │
│     <y>es will print the title with the screen.                             │
│     <n>o  allows you to enter a new title on the prompt line.               │
│ <P> Zoom prints entire screen.                                              │
│ <Ctrl-p> zoom prints partial screen. Enclose area to be printed in box.     │
│     With partial and full screen zoom printing you must specify the print   │
│     characters and one of three sizes.                                      │
│ <w> restores old workspace #1 to any screen or screen position.             │
│ <W> restores old workspace #2 to any screen or screen position.             │
│ <k> kills a file on the disk. User must specify full name including drive.  │
│ <K> renames file on default disk.                                           │
│ <e> exits program completely and returns to DOS.                            │
│                                                                             │
│ <x> sets x and y coordinates of cursor                                      │
│ <n> or </> or < > or <Esc> exits function.                                  │
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│                                  Key Macro                                  │
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│ Key Stroke Macros can be created or run.                                    │
│                                                                             │
│ <r> runs a previous macro saved from disk. Macros can be assigned to        │
│     KD-DRAW.HOT to be run from the function keys.                           │
│ <c> creates key macro by saving keystrokes to disk.  Start macro then       │
│     perform the various steps to be remembered.  <e>nd macro when complete  │
│     or have macro call itself for a recursive macro.                        │
│ <e> ends macro that is under creation.                                      │
│ <f> function key assignment.  Select name of Hot Key file. Default is       │
│     KD-DRAW.HOT.  Create KD-DRAW.HOT by running MAKHOTLB.EXE (MAKe HOT      │
│     LiBrary), use text editor to enter names of macros to be assigned to    │
│     the function keys.  Run MAKHOTLB.EXE a second time to library the macros│
│     to create a single file.  Or use as separate files.                     │
│                                                                             │
│  Macros have dozens of uses.  See User Manual for additional information.   │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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│                                                                             │
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│                   Help for zoom printer size information.                   │
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│                                                                             │
│ Print sizes range from 1 to 41                                              │
│ Size 1 corresponds to 17 cpi                                                │
│ Size 2 corresponds to 12 cpi                                                │
│ Size 3 corresponds to 10 cpi                                                │
│                                                                             │
│ Some printers do not support all three character pitches and will not be    │
│ available for use. Size 4 through 41 are multiples of the first three sizes.│
│ Some experimentation maybe necessary to find the correct size to print with.│
│ Start small!!!!                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│           1X   2X   3X   4X   5X   6X   7X   8X   9X  etc........           │
│ 17 CPI     1    4    7   10   13   16   19   22   25                        │
│ 12 CPI     2    5    8   11   14   17   20   23   26                        │
│ 10 CPI     3    6    9   12   15   18   21   24   27                        │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
│                                                                             │
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                              PROGRAM PARAMETERS                               
                                                                               
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║ EXPERT MODE (0)  NOVICE MODE (1-15)....................                     ║
║ SCREEN ASPECT RATIO....................................                     ║
║ UPDATE FREQUENCY.......................................                     ║
║ DRIVE FOR WORKSPACE....................................                     ║
║ DRIVE FOR COMPLETED DRAWINGS...........................                     ║
║ ISOMETRIC STATUS (1-OFF, 2-ON).........................                     ║
║ HORIZONTAL SCREEN DIMENSION............................                     ║
║ CORRECTION CHECK EACH OPERATION (1-OFF, 0-ON)..........                     ║
║ CURSOR TYPE (0-DOT, 1-ARROW, 2-CROSS HAIRS)............                     ║
║ OKIDATA 92 - PRINTER LENGTH............................                     ║
║ OKIDATA 92 - PRINTER WIDTH.............................                     ║
║ DEFAULT PRINTER #......................................                     ║
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║ This is the status/configuration screen for PC-KEY-DRAW.  It can be accessed║
║ during CURSOR MODE with <Ctrl-s>.  Use Expert Mode for slide shows.  Use a  ║
║ RAM disk for the Workspace if one is available.  Enter any printer number to║
║ to reach printer configuration screen.  Enjoy!                              ║
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║  USE <ENTER> TO MOVE THROUGH MENU  USE <Esc> TO EXIT OR <Ctrl-s> TO SAVE    ║
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                            ZOOM PRINTER PARAMETERS                            
                                                                               
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║ DEFAULT PRINTER #.......................                                    ║
║ DEFAULT PRINTER NAME....................                                    ║
║ PRINTER WIDTH AT 10 CPI (80 OR 132).....                                    ║
║ DECIMAL CODE FOR 15+ CPI & STEP 10/144..                                    ║
║ DECIMAL CODE FOR 12 CPI & STEP 12/144...                                    ║
║ DECIMAL CODE FOR 10 CPI & STEP 1/8......                                    ║
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║ PRINTERS AVAILABLE ON DISK:                                                 ║
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║  USE <ENTER> TO MOVE THROUGH MENU  USE <Esc> TO EXIT OR <Ctrl-s> TO SAVE    ║
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PC-KEY-DRAW   Version 3.32  by Edward H. Kidera IV (C)Copyright OED 84,85,86,87
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║  PC-KEY-DRAW is shareware and may be freely distributed to others to try.   ║
║  If you find PC-KEY-DRAW of use, you must register.  The single copy        ║
║  registration price is $100 US and includes latest program version; printed ║
║  manual & binder; 4 library disks with extra fonts, patterns, macros and    ║
║  pictures; support by phone or mail; and updates at cost.                   ║
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