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ז זML_Writer/Multi-Lingual Word Processor 5/20/87 Release 1.51ST זfrom Drew Haninger 7717 Corliss Ave N. Seattle, WA. USA 98103 206 - 524 - 7454 זProprietary Notice ML_Writer/Multi-Lingual is a proprietary software package, meaning it's not legal to copy and give/sell it to anyone, without the expressed written consent of Drew Haninger. Please don't deny the developers, a few dollars for all the hard work that has gone into design, coding, testing and documenting of this product. The Name ML_Writer/Multi-Lingual are trademarks of Drew Haninger. ז Product Liability Notice As with all computer software products, especially those with technologically advanced capabilities, and considering product understanding and the technical awareness of individual users, it is remotely possible that a loss of data may occur, because of hardware or software failure. Every effort has been made to assure product users that no event such as data or file loss occurs. In the event of such loss (caused by this product), Liability is limited to replacement of the product disk with the most recent product version. ז Note: See File NEXTVERS.DOC for a description of upcomming future releases of ML_Writer. Table of Contents ז Section 1 Introduction and General Notes Section 2 Files on the Disk Section 3 Menu - Status Line Description Section 4 Description of Commands A. Desk Menu Items B. File Menu Items C. Insert/Change Editing Menu Items D. Block Move Menu Items E. Style and Format Menu Items F. Language Menu Items G. Commands not on the Menu H. Command Summary Section 5 Font Editor Section 6 List of Supplied Fonts ז זSection 1 Introduction and General Notes ML_Writer/Multi-Lingual is a easy to use Multi-Font Word Processor. Ten Fonts are supplied, plus you can customize your own font or Language with the supplied Font Editor. If you produce a new font or language character set and would like to submit it for review, and if we use it in upcomming version of ML_Writer/Multi-Lingual Word Processor we will send you one free update of the next version. The display is a full 80 columns wide by 24 lines high Most commands are on the Menu, the keyboard commands are referenced on the menus. The Maximum column number is 260 ( we don't have a printer for this ). Memory size is dependent on your system configuration. For an Atari 520 ST the approximate size is 260,000 characters, with the Atari 1040 ST approximate 780,000 bytes are available. Click on Status or shift function key F4 to find memory available.ó If the cursor is hidden, then pressing any key will show the cursor Holding down the right mouse button will move the cursor If the keyboard is displayed, holding down the right mouse button will put characters on the screen at the location of the cursor. If you wish to create a blank screen, a quick way to clear the screen is to Click on OPEN or Shift-F1, then CANCEL in File Selector box. General recommended proceedure for handling of word processor documents recommends backing up to disk every 15 to 25 minutes, and then backing up to another disk every 2 to 4 hours of editing.ó ז ז זSection 2 Files on the Disk ml_writer.prg main program ml_writer.rsc resourse file for menu's and dialog boxes Font Files for 8x8 graphics medium resolution color monitor arabic8.fed arabic font rusgrk8.fed russian and greek fonts custom8.fed file for editing for CUSTOM fonts Font Files for 8x16 graphics high resolution black and white monitor arabic16.fed arabic font rusgrk16.fed russian and greek fonts custom16.fed file for editing for CUSTOM fonts Font Editor fontedit.prg main program fontedit.rsc resourse file for menu's and dialog boxes Note: Font files are loaded when they are needed and not at the beginning of the program. ĳDocumentation ĳ ml_writer.doc This fileó nextvers.doc a description of upcomming releases of ML_Writer. זSection 3 Menu - Status Line ז Cursor Line Number --------| Cursor Column Number --------| | Current Language -------| | | | | | Ç îWÇ îWÇ îWÇ Desk "File" Insert-Edit Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ îQÇ îQÇ îQÇ îQÇ îQÇ | | | | î|Ç | | | î|Ç |î------- ÇStyle Menu | | | |î--------Ç Block copy and move Menu | | | | | |-------- Insert/Change status and Menu | | | |-------- Current Edit File Name and Menu |-------- Desk Accessories Menuó ז ז זSection 4 Description of Commands זA. Desk Commands on Menu ĳ Ĳ Desk א "File" Insert-Edit Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ 1. About ML_Writer will display the copyright information 2. Other desk top accessories are available if installed on your disk see Atari manualó ז זB. File Commands on Menu א Desk Ĳ "File" א Insert-Edit Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ 1. Clicking on "Open", or using Keyboard shift F1 will display a file selector dialog box for choosing a file to open for editing. Ĳ Opening "File" א Insert-Edit Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ File Selector Box: File Directory will display current Drive, Path( sub directory or Folder), and *.* to find all files on that drive and path. This field can be edited by moving edit line with mouse and clicking left mouse button. Clicking on top center will do a new search on the directory, clicking on the upper diamond will move up one directory. If you change the directory display and hit the return. it will take the new change, but search for no file. Warning - do not use the Underline '_' symbol in the directory description - there is a problem with GEM here.ó If present editing is not saved the following dialog box will appear "Do you want to save changes before proceeding to Open a New File" Three Choices: [Cancel] [No] [Save] Cancel - brings you back to the edit screen, the file is not saved to disk, and a new file is not opened.ó No - Present changes in editor are ignored and the open file selector comes up. Save - The save file selector box will come up. and after saving the open file selector box will appear. The program will check for file name passed by TOS from a double click on file name if this program installed in Desktop.inf - see Atari manualó 2. Clicking on Menu "Save", or using Keyboard shift F2 Ĳ Saving "File" א Insert-Edit Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ The File Selector Box will appear, if OK is clicked with the mouse the file will be saved to disk, and the edit screen will be cleared. If the file name exists and not the current edited file a dialog box will appear: "File Name Exists Already You may" Two choices: [Cancel] [Save File] Cancel - brings you back to the edit screen, the file is not saved to disk, and a new file is not opened.ó Save File - The save file selector box will come up. 3. Clicking on "Backup", or using Keyboard shift F3 The save file selector box will come up. After saving the file, the program will return to the edit screen, with the cursor at the same spot you left it before the backup.ó 4. Clicking on "Status", or using Keyboard shift F4 This will display a status box with the following informaation: File Size in Editor: - this is the number of bytes your current edited file is in the memory. When saved to disk, this will be the size on the disk directory. Bytes Available: - this is the number of bytes available in in the memory for additional characters in your current file. Some Notes: - When ML_Writer is loaded it grabs all memory available, except 15k which is reserved for desk accessories, file selector box, and other processes. Since the Atari ST is not a multi-user system this should be no problem. - In order to display the various language font characters, control characters are inserted in the file, therefore some files may seem larger than the actual characters that appear on the screen. The file font-structure is very conservative of extra control characters, they exist in the file only before each change of language font, and not before every character. A clean up utility combines redundant or unnecessary control chacacters to conserve file space.ó Number of Lines: - this is the number of lines in the current edit file. 5. Clicking on "Printer Select", or using Keyboard shift F5 Be sure to format your document before printing, what you see on the screen is what you get. Seven choices for type of printer: Atari - Star - including Radix, Gemini, and similiar Epson - including printers in an Epson Mode IBM - including printers in an IBM Mode Oki m93 - ÉmÇ93É Çor equivalent Okimate 20 - Okimate 20 or equivalent Draft - any other printer, not above, will only do non graphics mode, like Daisy Wheel printers Six choices for the printer port: Parallel Port 300 baud Serial port ( modem port ) 1200 baud Serial port ( modem port ) 2400 baud Serial port ( modem port ) 9600 baud Serial port ( modem port ) 19200 baud Serial port ( modem port ) 6. Clicking on "Printer Setup", or using Keyboard shift F6 Five Choices for Printing Mode: Graph 1 Graphics Mode 1 - High resolution Graph 2 Graphics Mode 2 - Low resolution Note: depending on exact printer configuration Mode 1 or 2 may be High or Low resolution or one mode may not operate properly. This will especially be true with compatable printers.ó 10 cpi - Non Graphics 10 characters per inch draft mode printing 12 cpi - Non Graphics 12 characters per inch draft mode printing 17 cpi - Non Graphics 17 characters per inch draft mode printing Two Choices for Line Feed Spacing 6 lpi ( lines per inch ) Note: 3 lpi on a Black and White Monitor, Graphics mode 8 lpi ( lines per inch ) Note: 4 lpi on a Black and White Monitor, Graphics mode Three Choices for Line Spacing Single Spacing - Each line on screen has 1 line space on paper Double Spacing - Each line on screen has 2 line spaces on paper Triple Spacing - Each line on screen has 3 line spaces on paper Two Choices for Right Margin Justification ( click on Justification box to toggle ) a. if box high lighted Text will be right margin justified b. if box not high lighted Text will not be justifiedó Other Parameters Spaces at top - Number of lines at top of each page Spaces at bottom - Number of lines at bottom of each page Page Length - In Inches ( only accurate to 1/2 inch increments ) 6. Clicking on "Print Document", or using Keyboard shift F7 Start On Line - default is line number 1 End On line - default is End of File (last line in file) Number Of Copies - default is 1 copy Left Margin Offset - default is 0 columns to skip Two Choices for type of paper ( click on "Pause Each Page" box to toggle ) a. if box high lighted printer will stop after each page b. if box not high lighted printer will assum continuous form feed Printing Notes: - if you are printing any text other than English, and not in graphics mode, as soon as the program comes to the first non English font a dialog box will come up as follows:ó "Languages other than English in File And cannot be printed in draft mode" Two choices: [Stop] [Continue] Stop - will stop printing. Continue - will continue printing, with non-English characters printed in the English keyboard fonts. 7. Clicking on "Direct Print", or using Keyboard Alt P This mode sends all keyboard events direct to the printer. You can terminate by clicking the mouse. 8. Clicking on "Screen Colors", or using Keyboard shift F8 Colors can be set for the following: Background - Edit screen background color default is blue. Letters - Edit Screen character color default is bright white. Cursor - Edit Screen cursor color Also color of Language on Menu Header at top of screen if not English, and color of edit mode if in Change Mode. default is red. Dialog Box - Color of most Dialog box borders Also color of line at top of screen seperating Edit Screen and Menu/Status information default is green.ó Some popular color combinations for Background/Letters are: green/black white/black black/white cyan/black white/bright green Besure to choose a different color for each of the four. The program will prevent you from choosing the same color for all four, since the screen information would be unreadable. The available color combinations are: Black, White, Red, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Blue, Magenta All except Black have two choices of intensity: Normal(Bright off) and Bright (Bright on) 9. Clicking on "Quit", or using Keyboard shift F9 If present changes to the current file are saved the program exits to the operating system. If the present editing is not saved a dialog box will appear "File has been changed Do you wish to save before Quitting" Three choices: [Cancel] [Quit] [Save] Cancel - brings you back to the edit screen, the program is not quit. Quit - Present changes in editor are ignored and the program exits to the operating system. Save - The save file selector box will come up. and after saving the file the program will exit to the operating system.ó זC. Insert/Change Edit Commands on Menu א Desk "File" Ĳ Insert-Editא Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ 1. Clicking on "Top of File", or using Keyboard F4 Moves edit screen to the top of the file with line one displayed at the top of the edit screen. 2. Clicking on "Bottom of File", or using Keyboard F5 Moves the edit screen to the bottom of the file. with the ----- End of File ------ prompt near the middle of the screen.ó 3. Clicking on "Screen Forward", or using Keyboard F6 Moves the Screen forward in the file so that the line displayed at the bottom is now at the top. The program adjusts the number of lines moved in the file so that if the Keyboard is displayed it will move less lines.ó 4. Clicking on "Screen Backward", or using Keyboard F7 Moves the Screen backwards in the file so that the line displayed at the bottom is now at the top. The program adjusts the number of lines moved in the file so that if the Keyboard is displayed it will move less lines.ó 5. Clicking on "Screen Left", or using Keyboard F8 Moves the screen 60 columns to the left. If the left most column on the edit screen is 60 then after this command the left edge will be on column 1.ó 6. Clicking on "Screen Right", or using Keyboard F9 Moves the screen 60 columns to the right. If the left most column on the edit screen is 60 then after this command the left edge will be on column 120.ó Note the Maximum Column Number is 260. 7. Clicking on "Find Words", or using Keyboard F10 Displays dialog box, default option is FindWords FindWord(match case) searches forward in file FindWord(ignore case) searches forward in file ignoring upper or lower case. Also includes find line which goes forward or backward in file to line number Note that end of phrase is delimited by '_' symbol ESC key will clear out dialog box text. There is no Search and Replace in this version, but you will find that using Find Next with the record/playback feature is more powerful. See the example below in the section on Record/Playback.ó 8. Clicking on "Find Next", or using Keyboard shift F10 Finds next occurance of word phrase 9. Clicking on "Del Line", or Keyboard Shift Delete or Control-Return If cursor on line 1, deletes whole line If cursor not on line 1, deletes portion of line from cursor to end of line 10. Clicking on "Ins Line", or Keyboard Shift-Return or Shift-Insert Inserts a new line at the location of the cursor. 11. Clicking on "Ins/Chg", or using Keyboard Insert Toggles Insert mode between Insert-Edit and Change-Editó The menu status line will display the following two: 11. Clicking on "Reverse Case" or Keyboard Control A causes the case of a alphabet letter to switch if the case is UPPER it will switch to LOWER if the case is LOWER it will switch to UPPER i.e. "A" is changed to "a" Puncuation and numbers are left unchanged. ז א Ĳ Insert-Editא Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 Ç îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ א ĳIn Insert Mode the existing letters are pushed right, while you are typing. In Hebrew and Arabic the Cursor stands still while the letters are pushed right. Ĳ Change-Editא Block Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ גIn Change Mode at the position of the cursor the characters are typed over the existing space or characters. זD. Block Commands on Menu א Desk "File" Insert-EditĲ Block א Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ 1. Clicking on "Start" ,or using Keyboard F1 Marks in the file the starting point of the block to be marked. 2. Clicking on "End" ,or using Keyboard F2 Marks in the file the ending point of the block to be marked. The program will switch the start and end point if the start is marked in the file after the end point. 3. Clicking on "Copy" ,or using Keyboard F3 Copies in at the location of the Cursor the portion marked as described above. 4. Clicking on "Move", or using Keyboard Control M Copies in at the location of the Cursor the portion marked as described above, and then deletes the portion from the old position. 5. Clicking on "Delete", or using Keyboard Control D Deletes the portion marked as described above. Note: the portion is still in the block buffer and can be copied in at any time or as many times as you need just click on "Copy". 6. Clicking on "Cancel", or using Keyboard Control X Cancels the Block Mode; it does not delete the portion of your text in the block buffer. After a Move, Delete, or Cancel the Block buffer still contains the marked text, and can be inserted into the document at the cursor by clicking on COPYó This makes it easy to copy blocks from one file to another. Note: Maximum block size is 8000 bytes 7. Clicking on "Record Keys" or Keyboard Control R Begins recording all keystrokes including function keys, but not Mouse movement or ckicks, To terminate recording, simply click on "Record Keys" or use Control R. Maximum of 1000 keyboard events can be recorded א Ĳ Block א Style ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 ĲRec Ç îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ ĳ 9. Clicking on "Playback Keys" or Keyboard Control P Will playback the sequence of keys recorded Ĳ Block א Style ENGLISH ĲPlayback Ç îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ This Record/Playback function is very useful for doing column data and charts. A search and replace can be set up as follows: 1. Use Find Words to find first occurance of word or phraseó 2. Toggle Record Mode (click on Record) to start recording 3. Key in the changes, using any keys including delete or backspace 4. Use Find Next or shift F10 to get next. 5. Toggle Record Mode (click on Record) to terminate record 6. Use playback to change each occurance ( Control P ) 10. Clicking on "Repeat Line" or Keyboard Control Z Makes a second copy of the existing cursor line. זE. Style Commands on Menu א Desk "File" Insert-Edit BlockĲ Styleא ENGLISH Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ All styles continue until either the end of the line or until the menu item Nornmal is clicked or Keyboard Control-N Insert Line and Repeat Line commands will not preserve style. 1. Clicking on "Bold" , or using Keyboard Control - N Begins ĲBold ĳprinting. 2. Clicking on "Light" , or using Keyboard Control - L Begins אLightĳ printing. 3. Clicking on "Underline" , or using Keyboard Control - U Begins זUnderlineĳ printing. 4. Clicking on "Normal" , or using Keyboard Control - N Ends any printing style. 5. Clicking on "Word Wrap" , or using Keyboard Control - W Toggles Word Wrap mode. Program must be in Word Wrap mode to format the document. 6. Clicking on "Set Margins" , or using Keyboard Control - G Causes a dialog box to appear on the screen: Right Margin is the extreme right edge of the word wrap Any word that extends beyond this point will be placed on the next line. In this version the Left Margin is fixed at column 1. There are two choices for word wrap: WORD WRAP - causes words that extend beyond the right right margin to be put on the next line. NO WORD WRAP - no word wrap 7. Clicking on "Format Doc" , or using Keyboard Control - F Formats portion according to the right margin of text from cursor to next End Format marker or to End of file.ó Except if the cursor is on Line 1, Column 1 it will format the entire document.ó ó 8. Clicking on "Center", or using Keyboard Control - C Will center the text after the Center Mark. The words are centered between the Left and Right Margin. 9. Clicking on "Format End", or using Keyboard Alt - Z Designates the end of a section to be formatted to. 10. Clicking on "New Page", or using Keyboard Control - T ó Tells the print routine to start a new page at this point. זF. Language Commands on Menu א Desk "File" Insert-Edit Block Style Ĳ ENGLISH א Co 1 Ln 1 îccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccÇ 1. Once a language is chosen all characters regardless of where typed on the screen will be in that language font. Languages can be easly mixed anywhere on the screen. 1. Clicking on "English", or using Keyboard Alternate - E 2. Clicking on "French", or using Keyboard Alternate - F 3. Clicking on "German", or using Keyboard Alternate - G 4. Clicking on "Spanish", or using Keyboard Alternate - S 5. Clicking on "Swedish", or using Keyboard Alternate - W 6. Clicking on "Arabic", or using Keyboard Alternate - A -- Cursor Moves Right To Left 7. Clicking on "Greek", or using Keyboard Alternate - X 8. Clicking on "Hebrew", or using Keyboard Alternate - H -- Cursor Moves Right To Left 9. Clicking on "Russian", or using Keyboard Alternate - R 10. Clicking on "Math", or using Keyboard Alternate - M 11. Clicking on "ÇCustom", or using Keyboard Alternate - C 12. Clicking on "Keyboard", or using Keyboard HELP or Alternate - K Displays the Keyboard at the bottom of the screen. If the keyboard is displayed, holding down the right mouse button will put characters on the screen at the location of the cursor. In each box on the Keyboard display, the left character is the normal unshifted character ( i.e. "a" the right character is the shifted character ( i.e. "A" )ó Note: Font files are loaded when they are needed and not at the beginning of the program. If the program tries to load a font file and it is not available it will default to the English character set for that font. Once it has defaulted to the English Language Font, You must exit the program to load that font.ó If you expect to remove the disk with the font files, then before ĳ you remove it, click on the Languages you will be using, this will ĳ cause the Language fonts to be loaded. This is only necessary for ĳ Arabic, Greek, Russian, and the Custom Langauge Font.ó ĳ ז זG. Other Keyboard Commands Return - Move to column one, and down one line except in Right to Left languages it moves the cursor to the right Margin, and down one line. ó - in Insert mode it inserts a line. BackSpace - Backspace delete Tab - Move to Next Tab position ( 8 columns ) Home - Moves cursor to Column 1, except in Right to Left Languages it moves the cursor to the right Margin. Help - Toggle Keyboard Right Arrow - moves cursor right one space Left Arrow - moves cursor left one space Up Arrow - moves cursor up one line Down Arrow - moves cursor down one line Shift Right Arrow - Move Screen one character space right Shift Left Arrow - Move Screen one character space left Shift Up Arrow - Move Screen one character space up Shift Down Arrow - Move Screen one character space down Control Right Arrow - Go to End Of Line Control Left Arrow - Go to Beginning Of Line Alt 1 - Switch to Window 1 Alt 2 - Switch to Window 2 Alt 3 - Switch to Window 3 Alt 4 - Switch to Window 4 זH. Command Summary זControl Commands by letter Control - A Switch Alphabet Case Control - B Start Bold Control - C Center Text Control - D Block Delete Control - F Format Words Control - G Set Format Ruler Margins Control - L Begin Light Control - M Block Move Control - N Normal Style Control - P Playback keyboard Control - Q Quit Control - R Record Keyboard Control - T New Page Control - U Start Underline Control - W Toggle Word Wrap Mode Control - X Block Cancel Control - Z Repeat line Control Left Arrow Go to Beginning Of Line Control Right Arrow Go to End Of Line Control Return Delete whole or Part of lineó זAlternate Commands by letter Alternate - A ARABIC Font Alternate - C CUSTOM Font Alternate - D Toggle Keyboard Alternate - E ENGLISH Font Alternate - F FRENCH Font Alternate - G GERMAN Font Alternate - H HEBREW Font Alternate - M MATH Font Alternate - P Direct Print ( keyboard to printer ) Terminate this mode with left mouse button click Alternate - Q Quit Alternate - R RUSSIAN Font Alternate - S SPANISH Font Alternate - W SWEDISH Font Alternate - X GREEK Font Alternate - Z End Format Markeró Alternate - 1 Switch to Window 1 Alternate - 2 Switch to Window 2 Alternate - 3 Switch to Window 3 Alternate - 4 Switch to Window 4 זMouse buttons right mouse button moves cursor around when pushed down if keyboard is displayed puts characters on screen at cursor left mouse button - used for menus's and dialog boxes ó זSection 5. Font Editor A. Be sure to read in a font file before editing and saving it. The header information is crucial to the GEM operation and the font editor program does not provide this information. B. Font Files for 8x8 graphics medium resolution color monitor Font Layout is 8 pixels wide by 8 pixels high. arabic8.fed arabic font rusgrk8.fed russian and greek fonts custom8.fed file for editing for CUSTOM fonts C. Font Files for 8x16 graphics high resolution black and white monitor Font Layout is 8 pixels wide by 16 pixels high. arabic16.fed arabic font rusgrk16.fed russian and greek fonts custom16.fed file for editing for CUSTOM fonts D. Commands: 1. Clicking on "Open", under the File Menu heading will bring up a dialog box for you to specify the font type ( 8 x 8 or 8 x 16 ), then it will bring up the file selector box as described above in the word processor. 2. Clicking on "Save", under the File Menu heading will bring up the file selector box as described above in the word processor.ó 3. Clicking on "Backup", under the File Menu heading will bring up the file selector box as described above in the word processor.ó 4. Clicking on "Quit", under the File Menu heading If present changes to the current file are saved the program exits to the operating system. If the present editing is not saved a dialog box will appear as described above in the word processor. 5. Clicking on "Erase", under the Erase Menu heading will cause all pixels to become light. ( Keyboard F9 also does the same ) 6. Clicking on "Fill", under the Erase Menu heading will cause all pixels to become dark. ( Keyboard F10 also does the same ) 7. Keyboard function key F1 will allow you to convert a 8 x 8 font to 8 x 16, by expanding the pixels and filling in. If you need to do both a 8 x 8 and 8 x 16 font this will save time by allowing you to create a 8 x 8, then convert a copy to 8 x 16, then the 8 x 16 can be edited for fine detail. זSection 6. List of Supplied Fontsó ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIST OF FONTS SUPPLIED WITH VERSION 1.5ST ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Normal English !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ ÇRussian ö !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç ö @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç ö `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Greek É !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç É @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç É `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Normal Arabic £ !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç £ @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç £ `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ German é !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç é @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç é `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ French ü !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç ü @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç ü `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Spanish â !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç â @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç â `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Swedish ä !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç ä @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç ä `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Hebrew ÿ !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç ÿ @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç ÿ `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ Math Symbols î !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? Ç î @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ Ç î `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ CUSTOM (same as english) !"#$%&' ()*+,-./ 01234567 89:;<=>? @ABCDEFG HIJKLMNO PQRSTUVW XYZ[\]^_ `abcdefg hijklmno pqrstuvw xyz{|}~ ( use font editor to revise or edit )