DP Tool Club 17/CD_ASCQ_17_101194.iso/vrac/flip416.zip/MESSAGES.COM/DOCS.FLS

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; this is the file containing the documentation strings that flipper will
; read when control is held with each key in review mode.
{key 01:"escape" EQU 1}
leave the current menu or back up a question, or
leave the review mode or autokey mode.
{key 02:"1" EQU 2}
numbers can be used before most commands.
for example,
5 i jumps to line 5. 9 p starts reading
the page starting from line 9.
alt number reads
the window with the same number
{key 03:"2" EQU 3}
[2]
{key 04:"3" EQU 4}
[2]
{key 05:"4" EQU 5}
[2]
{key 06:"5" EQU 6}
[2]
{key 07:"6" EQU 7}
[2]
{key 08:"7" EQU 8}
[2]
{key 09:"8" EQU 9}
[2]
{key 0a:"9" EQU 10}
[2]
{key 0b:"0" EQU 11}
[2]
{key 0c:"dash" EQU 12}
[2]
{key 0d:"equals" EQU 13}
[2]
{key 0e:"backspace" EQU 14}
delete last character typed, or repeat a question or menu
{key 0f:"tab" EQU 15}
{key 10:"q" EQU 16}
{key 11:"w" EQU 17}
this key is used for basic window definition.  the w selection under
the d key is more complex, giving you more choices about how and
what to read.  after you have defined a window, you can read it
by typing in the window's number and then hitting this key, or more
conveniently by defining a key to read it.  a key can also be
defined to read several windows in a row
{key 12:"e" EQU 18}
say the enhancement of the current place on screen
{key 13:"r" EQU 19}
this key tells flipper to read to the mark
that you set with the x key.
{key 14:"t" EQU 20}
announce time of day from system clock
{key 15:"y" EQU 21}
{key 16:"u" EQU 22}
move back one line and reed it.
with shift, jump to top of screen.
if preceded by a number, jump back that many lines
{key 17:"i" EQU 23}
reed current line.
with shift, jump to middle row of screen.
if preceded by a number, jump to that line
{key 18:"o" EQU 24}
move to next line and reed it.
with shift, jump to bottom of screen.
if preceded by a number, jump forward
that many lines.
{key 19:"p" EQU 25}
reed page. reed the entire screen. if preceded by a
number, reed the screen starting at that line
{key 1a:"left bracket" EQU 26}
{key 1b:"right bracket" EQU 27}
{key 1c:"return" EQU 28}
{key 1d:"control" EQU 29}
{key 1e:"a" EQU 30}
start autokey, outside review mode
{key 1f:"s" EQU 31}
this key is used to search the screen for a word or pattern.
with shift, it allows you to enter a search pattern
without searching for it immediately.
in addition to ordinary characters, you can type
the following control characters.
control return matches any end or beginning of a line
control d matches any digit.
control l matches any letter.
control s matches any non alphabetic symbol.
control a matches anything.
control c matches any capital letter.
control f matches any form symbol.
control left square bracket matches any upper left corner.
control right square bracket matches any lower right corner.
the following control characters can be used
before any other symbol, to specify a particular
enhancement.
control e matches any change in enhancement.
control i matches any inverse video.
control u matches any underline.
control h matches any high intensity video.
control b matches any blinking.
control r for regular matches only non enhanced areas.
If you know the number for a symbol or enhancement, you
can enter it into the search pattern by using control n.
Flipper will prompt you for the number
{key 20:"d" EQU 32}
menu system
for defining and editing flipper's many functions.
you can move through the choices on the menus by using the up
and down arrow keys. to select a menu choice, either press the
return key when you are on the selection you want, or type the
first letter of your selection.
backspace will repeat a question.
pressing return in answer to a question will select the
previous setting for that option. you can press the space bar
at any time and Flipper will announce the previous or default
setting for the current menu option. pressing escape will
back up to the previous menu, or, if you are at the definition
menu's main level, escape will quit and put you back into
review mode outside the definition menu system.
If flipper is asking for a number, such as an enhancement number,
a row number, or a column, you can answer with a return to get the
old answer, a c to use the current location, x to use
the location of the mark, or a number 1 through 9 followed by x to
use the location of one of the numbered marks. you
mark a location on the screen by pressing x during the review
mode, or a number and then x for one of the other marks.
{key 21:"f" EQU 33}
flip between primary and secondary configurations.
this option allows you to set up flipper in two different
ways and then switch between them easily.
shift f will make both configurations the same.
you can also load external configurations preceeding the command with a number
{key 22:"g" EQU 34}
this key grabs text from the mark to this point, and
saves it to be recalled later. with shift, it will read
the grabbed text. with alt, it will spell the grabbed text.
the put action will put the text into an application later.
{key 23:"h" EQU 35}
start help mode. press this and then the function keys
to hear the instructions.
{key 24:"j" EQU 36}
move one word back and reed it.
with shift, jump to the beginning of the line.
if preceded by a number, jump back that many words.
with alt, start a search backwards from the current
position for the pattern defined using the s key
{key 25:"k" EQU 37}
reed current word.
with shift, jump to the middle of the line.
if preceded by a number,
jump to that word on the line
with alt, start a search forwards from the top
of the screen for the pattern defined using the s key
{key 26:"l" EQU 38}
move to next word and reed it.
with shift, jump to the end of the line.
if preceded by a number,
jump forward that many words.
with alt, start a search forwards from the current
position for the pattern defined using the s key
{key 27:"semicolon" EQU 39}
go back to the cursor position
{key 28:"apostrophe" EQU 40}
this command, which is only available in
autokey mode, is used to send
characters to the synthesizer
{key 29:"accent" EQU 41}
{key 2a:"shift" EQU 42}
{key 2b:"backslash" EQU 43}
[2]
{key 2c:"z" EQU 44}
{key 2d:"x" EQU 45}
set a mark. you can jump back to the mark with
shift x. you can also use the mark position to
to be the end or beginning of where
to read or spell using the r key.
you can use x to reply when you are asked for
a row or column position.
additional marks are used by preceeding x
with a digit,
{key 2e:"c" EQU 46}
leave the review mode and move the cursor here.
with alt, say which cursor flipper has found.
with shift, select the enhancement to be used for
cursor tracking
{key 2f:"v" EQU 47}
you can use this key to change
the voice of the synthesizer.
the function keys change the voice for
all the modes at the same time.
control, alt, or shift used with
the function keys controls the
voice for each mode separately.
{key 30:"b" EQU 48}
jump back to where you were last time you were
in the review mode.
{key 31:"n" EQU 49}
normal, outside review mode, bypasses one keystroke to application.
inside the review mode, gives the name of the current configuration.
{key 32:"m" EQU 50}
move one character back and reed it.
with shift, jump to the beginning of the word.
if preceded by a number,
jump back that many characters.
with alt, give phonetic word for letters
or give ascii code
{key 33:"comma" EQU 51}
reed current character.
with shift, spell the current word.
if preceded by a number, jump to that column.
with alt, give phonetic word for letters
or give ascii code
{key 34:"period" EQU 52}
move one character forward and reed it.
with shift, jump to the end of the current word.
if preceded by a number,
jump forward that many characters.
with alt, give phonetic word for letters
or give ascii code
{key 35:"slash" EQU 53}
say current location, row and column,
with alt, announce input mode cursor location.
{key 36:"shift" EQU 54}
{key 37:"star" EQU 55}
{key 38:"alt" EQU 56}
silence the voice
{key 39:"space" EQU 57}
silence the voice, and with alt, leave the review mode.
{key 3a:"caps lock" EQU 58}
{key 3b:"f 1" EQU 59}
the function keys are used alone or with shift, alt and control
to toggle flipper options between two
choices.
{key 3c:"f 2" EQU 60}
[59]
{key 3d:"f 3" EQU 61}
[59]
{key 3e:"f 4" EQU 62}
[59]
{key 3f:"f 5" EQU 63}
[59]
{key 40:"f 6" EQU 64}
[59]
{key 41:"f 7" EQU 65}
[59]
{key 42:"f 8" EQU 66}
[59]
{key 43:"f 9" EQU 67}
[59]
{key 44:"f ten" EQU 68}
[59]
{key 45:"num lock" EQU 69}
{key 46:"scroll lock" EQU 70}
{key 47:"home" EQU 71}
move to beginning of line
{key 48:"up" EQU 72}
move and read.
with control, move and read a word.
{key 49:"page up" EQU 73}
move to top of screen
{key 4a:"minus" EQU 74}
{key 4b:"left" EQU 75}
[72]
{key 4c:"keypad 5" EQU 76}
{key 4d:"right" EQU 77}
[72]
{key 4e:"plus" EQU 78}
{key 4f:"end" EQU 79}
move just past text on line
{key 50:"down" EQU 80}
[72]
{key 51:"page down" EQU 81}
move to bottom of screen
{key 52:"insert" EQU 82}
insert and delete are used to choose symbols which are to be
turned on or off. preceded by a number, inserts or deletes that
ascii character from the set. With alt, they will select symbols
to go directly to the synthesizer, such as accented symbols. if
you press control f, control m, control d, or control a, you
will be given a list of form symbols, math symbols, decorative
symbols or accent and other foreign symbols, respectively, and
asked to select the ones you want.  the function keys allow you
to turn symbols on or off in groups.
{key 53:"delete" EQU 83}
[82]
{key 54:"system request" EQU 84}
{key 55:"55" EQU 85}
{key 56:"56" EQU 86}
{key 57:"f eleven" EQU 87}
{key 58:"f twelve" EQU 88}
{end of control key documentation}
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