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                                GALAXY LITE

                                   V 1.7





                           Quick Reference Guide




            Copyright (C) 1990, 1991, by Starlite Software Co.
                            All Rights Reserved


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    The  GALAXY  LITE  Word  Processing Program is copyrighted (C) Starlite
    Software Co. (1990,1991) and is protected by  United  States  Copyright
    Law  and  International  Treaty  provisions.   All rights are reserved.
    Non-registered users of GALAXY  LITE  are  licensed  ONLY  to  use  the
    program  on  a  EVALUATION  basis  for  the sole purpose of determining
    whether or not it meets their  requirements.  All  other  use  requires
    registration.

    Any other use of non-registered copies of GALAXY LITE  by  any  person,
    BUSINESS,  CORPORATION, OR GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION, or any OTHER entity
    is strictly forbidden and is a violation of this license agreement.

    Registration permits a user a license to use GALAXY LITE  on  a  single
    computer.

    All end users are granted a limited license to copy GALAXY LITE  V  1.7
    for  the  trial  use  of other end users, with the following additional
    conditions:

    GALAXY  LITE  V  1.7  must be distributed in unmodified, complete form,
    including this Reference Guide and License Agreement, the  distributing
    company  or  entity  must  be  under  license of Starlite Software Co.
    Please refer to Vendor.Doc for further information.

    GALAXY LITE may NOT  be  distributed  in  conjunction  with  any  other
    product,  HARDWARE  OR SOFTWARE without express written permission from
    Starlite Software  Co.   Please  read  the  file  Vendor.doc  for  more
    information.

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                                 WARRANTY

    Starlite  Software  Co.  makes  no  warranty  of any kind, expressed or
    implied,   including   without   limitation,    any    warranties    of
    merchantability  and/or  fitness  for  a  particular purpose.  Starlite
    Software Co. shall not be  liable  for  any  damages,  whether  direct,
    indirect,  special  or  consequential  arising  from  a failure of this
    program to operate  in  the  manner  desired  by  the  user.   Starlite
    Software  Co.  will  not  be  liable for any damage to data or property
    which may be caused directly or indirectly by use of the program.

    IN NO EVENT WILL STARLITE SOFTWARE  CO.  BE  LIABLE  FOR  ANY  DAMAGES,
    INCLUDING  ANY  LOST  PROFITS,  LOST  SAVINGS  OR  OTHER  INCIDENTAL OR
    CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF YOUR USE OR INABILITY TO  USE  THE
    PROGRAM, OR FOR ANY CLAIM BY ANY OTHER PARTY.

    The  License Agreement and Warranty shall be construed, interpreted and
    governed by the laws of the state of Washington.

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                             TABLE OF CONTENTS



    Introduction........................................................5
    Getting Started.....................................................6
    Installing GALAXY LITE..............................................7
    Running GALAXY LITE.................................................8
    Using the Pulldown Menus............................................9
    Managing Files.....................................................10
    Load Document Files................................................11
    Saving Document Files..............................................12
    The Directory Command..............................................13
    Entering Text......................................................14
    Automatic & Fixed Tabs.............................................15
    Formatting Your Text...............................................16
    Reformatting Text..................................................17
    Cursor Movement....................................................18
    Entering Printer Codes.............................................19
    Using Block Commands...............................................20
    Windows............................................................21
    Macros.............................................................22
    File Menu..........................................................25
    Print Menu.........................................................28
    Default Menu.......................................................31
    Search Menu........................................................32
    GoTo Menu..........................................................37
    Block Menu.........................................................39
    Spell Checking.....................................................41


    Appendix A: WordStar Files.........................................43
    Appendix B: Printer Description Files..............................44
    Appendix C: Headers and Footers....................................46
    Appendix D: Using your Mouse ......................................47
    Appendix E: Adding Graphic Characters..............................48
    Appendix F: Registration...........................................49
    Appendix I: Features of Galaxy Pro-Lite............................50
    Appendix I: Features of Galaxy Pro-Lite.Continued..................51
    Order Form.........................................................52


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    INTRODUCTION

    GALAXY LITE is a fast, RAM-based word processor that offers a wealth of
    features designed to make the program powerful yet  extremely  easy  to
    learn  and  use.  GALAXY  LITE  offers users a choice of using menus or
    quick keyboard commands for all of the major  program  functions.  With
    GALAXY  LITE  you're  never  stuck  with  a  cumbersome menu system for
    commands you already know.

    GALAXY LITE has a very short learning  curve.  GALAXY  LITE'S  logical,
    easy  to  use,  easy  to  learn commands are the result of considerable
    research into how people  really  use  word  processors.  If  you  have
    experience  using  any full-featured word processing program, you'll be
    up and running with GALAXY LITE in no time.  If  you're  brand  new  to
    computer  word  processing  or  to  IBM compatible computers, you'll be
    pleasantly surprised at how quickly you'll be able  to  learn  all  the
    advanced features of GALAXY LITE.

    We  believe  GALAXY  LITE is among the very best word processors at any
    price. Starlite Software Co. is also  determined  to  be  a  leader  in
    Customer  Support.  We  offer free telephone support. We also listen to
    our users. Many suggestions from earlier versions of GALAXY  have  been
    incorporated into GALAXY LITE.

    In  reading  this  manual you will encounter words that you might think
    are mistakes, but the example line below is correct. saVe means that if
    you pull the menu down you can press V to use that option. We made this
    manual an exact copy of the menu's so you would get  used  to  the  hot
    menu key options.

    Choose  "saVe  parameter  file"  to  record  the  logged  drive in your
    parameter file. If you want to get to the right menu  choice  fast  you
    would  Press  F-10  D for Default and V for saVe parameter file, rather
    than using the arrow keys to select the option.


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    GETTING STARTED

    GALAXY LITE requires an IBM PC or close compatible with 192K, one  disk
    drive,  a  VGA/EGA/CGA  or  monochrome card and monitor, and a printer.
    Before you start using GALAXY LITE, you should be  familiar  with  your
    computer.  You  need  to  know how to load DOS, how to make a copy of a
    diskette, and how to load and run a program.

    Using this manual:

    For ease of use this manual has been written to give you, the end user,
    examples of the key command system. Hot Key commands do not require you
    to pull the menus down. Example; To save a file you simply  just  press
    the  F2  key. Also Hot Menus may be used by just typing the capitalized
    letter. To accomplish the file save you could press F10 then F for File
    menu, then S for Save. The third way is to make use of the arrow  keys,
    simply  press  F10  then  using  the arrow key to highlight File, press
    ENTER arrow down to Save file and again press ENTER.

    We find that having more options is to your advantage. So in affect you
    have three ways to accomplish the same goal. (1) Hot Keys (2) Hot Menus
    (3) Arrow Keys. You determine which to use.

    If you're using the Hot Menu keys, the capitalized letters in the menus
    indicate which key press will accomplish the task you require. Example:
    Menu Choice   Hot Keys    Hot Menu
    Save          F2, ^KD     F10 F

    You do not need to make a backup copy of your GALAXY LITE program disk,
    your original disk is your backup, store it in a safe place. You cannot
    use your original GALAXY LITE program disk as your working copy.


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    INSTALLING GALAXY LITE

    1. With your computer  turned off, open  the door to Drive A, and insert
    your DOS disk.

    2. Close  the  door to Drive A, and turn on your computer.

    3. If DOS  asks you for  the date,  enter  the  date  in  the  following
    format: MM/DD/YY and then press ENTER.

    4. If DOS asks you  for the  time,  enter  the  time  in  the  following
    format: 8:30 or 20:30, and then press ENTER.

    5. When A > appears on the screen, remove  the DOS disk from Drive A and
    insert your GALAXY LITE Program Disk, and close the disk drive door.

    6. Type INSTALL and then press the ENTER  key. Follow  the  instructions
    on your monitors screen.

    7. After installing all the appropriate files, the install program will
    ask you if GALAXY LITE should add the PATH to your  autoexec.bat  file.
    If  you are unsure enter YES.  This will enable GALAXY LITE to run from
    anywhere on your hard disk or floppy disk computer, and  find  all  the
    appropriate  files  required  by  GALAXY LITE. It will also make a file
    called Autoexec.bak which is a copy of the  existing  file  before  the
    addition took place.

    If you are installing GALAXY LITE on a floppy disk system you will need
    two blank formatted floppy disks. If you require additional information
    on formatting your disk, please refer to your DOS manual. The   working
    program disk should be formatted with a /S for system files copied from
    your  DOS  disk. The  second  disk  should  be formatted without the /S
    option.


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    RUNNING GALAXY LITE

    Floppy Disk System:

    1.  After starting your computer, type A: and press ENTER.

    2.  Insert your working copy of the GALAXY LITE program disk  in  Drive
    A: Type GLITE and then press ENTER.

    Hard Disk System:

    1.  After starting your computer, type cd and then type the name of the
    directory you copied  your GALAXY  LITE  files  to  with  INSTALL. For
    example, if the directory is called GLITE, you would type CD\GLITE. Then
    press ENTER.

    2.  Type GLITE and then press ENTER.


    The GALAXY LITE opening screen will appear after the program is loaded.
    Please read the opening screen. A window will  open at  the  bottom  of
    the  screen that asks you for the name of a file to edit. You can enter
    a document filename here, or simply press  the  ENTER  or  ESC  key  to
    continue.

    Filename  is simply the name you give to  your  document. A  legal  DOS
    filename must be used. If you have questions  refer to your DOS Manual.

    If  you  enter  a  document filename to edit, GALAXY LITE will load the
    file into the computer's memory, and the GALAXY LITE'S  editing  screen
    will  then be displayed. If the document filename that you enter is not
    found  on your disk drive, the message "File is new. Continue?   <Y/N>"
    will  be  displayed. If you enter Y, a file with the name you gave will
    be created. More information on  loading and saving files can be  found
    in the chapter entitled Managing Files.


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    THE PULLDOWN MENU

    This next chapter explains the use of the Pulldown Menus, activated  by
    pressing  the F10 key. The F1 key  takes you directly to the Help Menu.
    The  top  two  lines  of  your  screen  are  used  to  display   status
    information. Two  keys  to remember  are: F1: = HELP / F10: =  MENU. To
    Activate Menus: Press the F10 key. To leave the Menu Bar: Press the ESC
    key.

    GALAXY LITE  offers  a  complete  Pulldown  Menu  system  for  entering
    commands. These  menus  allow you  to use the full power of GALAXY LITE
    almost immediately, without having to memorize keyboard commands.

    To activate the menus, press F10. The Menu Bar will appear at  the  top
    of  the  screen, and  the first heading, File, will be highlighted. You
    can press the left or right arrow keys to move the highlight to any  of
    the  other  menu headings. Pressing  ENTER will "pull down" the menu of
    commands  underneath the highlighted heading. A  list  of  GALAXY  LITE
    commands associated with that menu heading will appear.

    Once  the  menu  bar is activated, the menus can also be pulled down by
    pressing the capitalized letter of any menu  heading,  whether  or  not
    that  heading is highlighted. This method  automatically pulls down the
    menu without pressing the enter key. The commands in  a  Pulldown  Menu
    can  be  executed  in  the same way, either by highlighting your choice
    using the up or down arrow keys or by typing the capitalized letter  in
    each selection.

    Once any menu is pulled down, the right or left arrow keys will display
    the pulled down menu to the right or left of the current menu. Pressing
    the  ESC  key  causes the Pulldown Menu to disappear. The next press of
    the ESC key will cause you to exit from the Menu Bar and return to  the
    text window.

    When  you  become more familiar with GALAXY LITE you may find it easier
    to enter commands directly from the keyboard. Most of the menu commands
    have  a corresponding  quick command listed  next  to  them. The  quick
    commands are not active while you are in the menu system, but they will
    help  you  learn  how  to  bypass  the  menu  system and issue commands
    directly  from the text window. The quick keys  that  perform  commands
    you  use  often  will  be  easy  to  learn, allowing you extremely fast
    selections.

    For example:

    ALT-R for Right margin, ALT-C to Center text , F2 to Save a file

    But GALAXY LITE  doesn't force you to memorize every command. Press the
    F1 key for help with the quick commands you use less  often,  or  press
    the F10 key to use the Pulldown Menus.


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    MANAGING FILES

    The Logged Drive or Directory

    Unless  you  specify  a  different drive or directory, GALAXY LITE will
    always  attempt  to  load  and  save  files  from  either  the  current
    directory, or the default directory specified in the Defaults Menu.

    If  you  have a computer with two floppy disks, you would probably want
    to configure GALAXY LITE to always use the B: drive for  document  text
    files.

    To set a default logged drive or directory:

    Press F10 to activate the Pulldown Menus.

    Press D, or use the down arrow key to move to the  "Default  directory"
    command. If  you  use  the  arrow  key,  when  "Default  directory"  is
    highlighted, press ENTER.

    Type in the drive or directory to be used for saving and loading GALAXY
    LITE documents.

    To temporarily change the logged drive or directory:

    Press F10 to activate the Pulldown Menus.

    Press  F, or use the right arrow key to move to the "File Menu". If you
    use the arrow key, when "File" is highlighted, press ENTER.

    Press L, or use the down arrow key to move  to  the  "set  Logged  dir"
    command. If  you  use  the  arrow   key,  when  "set  Logged  dir"   is
    highlighted, press ENTER.

    Type in the drive or directory to be used for saving and loading GALAXY
    LITE documents.


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    LOADING DOCUMENT FILES

    GALAXY  LITE can retrieve a file from any disk or sub directory of your
    computer. When you first start GALAXY LITE, or  when  you  choose  Open
    from  the  File  Menu, or use the F3 command, a window appears near the
    bottom of the screen asking you for the name of the file  you  wish  to
    edit.

    For example, to open the file "Anyfile.Doc"  which  is  on  the  logged
    drive or directory, just type the complete file name like this:

                               Anyfile.Doc    Press ENTER

    If  the  file  is  located  on another drive or directory, you can also
    include that information.

                         C:\Files\Anyfile.Doc  Press ENTER

    If  GALAXY  LITE  can't find a file with the name you gave, the message
    "File is new. Continue? (Y/N)"  will appear. Pressing Y will create the
    new file with the name you gave and take you  to  the  text  window  to
    begin  editing  that  file. Pressing  N  will also take you to the text
    window, but no file name will be specified until  you  use  the  "Save"
    command.

    You  can automatically open a file to edit, when you first start GALAXY
    LITE, like this:

                           GLITE Anyfile.Doc  Press ENTER

    If you include the file name to open when you first start GALAXY  LITE,
    GALAXY  LITE will look for that file on the current drive or directory,
    or use the drive or directory you include with the file name.

    You  can  also "pick" a file from the Directory display. You can get to
    the Directory display in two ways:

    1.  Press  F4,  or choose  "Directory"  from  the  File  Menu. Enter  a
    wildcard file specification, such as "*.DOC", "*.*", etc.

    2.   Enter  a  wildcard  file specification instead of a file name when
    opening a file. This can  also be done from the command line  when  you
    first start GALAXY LITE.

    Additional information on wildcard files specifications may be  obtained
    in your DOS manual.


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    SAVING DOCUMENT FILES

    When you finish working with a document that you want to use again at a
    later  time,  you  can  save the file on your disk. In order to print a
    document it must be saved first.

    You  can use the "Save" command from the File Menu, or the F2 quick key
    command, to store an exact copy of the document on your  disk.  If  you
    are  saving  a  new  document  and haven't entered the name of the file
    before, GALAXY LITE will ask you for a name to give your document file.

    You can also use the "save As" command from the File Menu to save  your
    file  with a new name. This option is useful if you have a template, or
    "boilerplate" document  that  you  want  to  modify  and  save  without
    altering the original file.

    When  you  choose the "save As" command you will be prompted to enter a
    new file name, and your original file will not be altered.

    With either the "Save" or "save As" commands, a  backup  copy  of  your
    original will only be created if the option "Make Backup Files" located
    in the default menu is in the on position. This file will have the same
    name  as your original file, but with the extension .BAK.  For example,
    when you save the file Anyfile.Doc, a backup  file  called  Anyfile.BAK
    will  also  be saved.  The reason for this is, if you make a mistake or
    accidentally erase your document file, you  can  use  the  *.bak  file,
    losing just your last edits.

    For more information regarding file extensions please refer to your DOS
    manual.


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    THE DIRECTORY COMMAND

    You  can see a list of the files on your disk by choosing the Directory
    command from the File Menu or by using the Quick Command, F4.

    Use the *.* mask to see all the files, or enter a new mask, like this:

                     Masks examples

                    *.Doc All files with a .Doc extension

                     B:*.* All files on the B: drive

                    \Text\*.* All files in the Text subdirectory

    GALAXY  LITE  will  look for the files in the current directory, unless
    you add a drive or directory in the mask.

    You can also "pick" a file  from  the  Directory  display. To  use  the
    Directory  display  simply type F4. Just highlight the file you want to
    load, and press ENTER.

    You can also get to the Directory display by entering a  wildcard  file
    specification  instead  of  a  file  name when opening a file. This can
    also be done from the command line when you first  start  GALAXY  LITE.
    For  example,  if  you  type  "GLITE  *.DOC  " from the DOS prompt, the
    program will display the directory of all files with an  DOS  extension
    of "*.DOC". Highlight the one you wish to load, and press ENTER.


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    ENTERING TEXT

    A word processor lets you enter text much as you do with a  typewriter,
    with several important differences.

    Word Wrap

    When  the  text  you  are  typing reaches the right margin, GALAXY LITE
    automatically "wraps" the next word down to the beginning of  the  next
    line. You  don't  need to press  ENTER  at the end of a line unless you
    want to start a new paragraph. You can turn Word Wrap on  or  off  from
    the Defaults Menu.

    After a line is "wrapped", the text will be positioned on the next line
    at  the  left  margin. If the Autoindent  option is in the on position,
    the text will be lined up with the line above it.

    Insert and Overtype

    Pressing  the  Ins  key toggles GALAXY LITE between Insert and Overtype
    modes. With Insert on,  whatever you type  is  inserted  at  the  point
    where the cursor is, pushing other text to the left or the right.

    In  overtype  mode,  as the name implies, new text you type in replaces
    existing text.

    GALAXY LITE shows you which mode you are in by the size of the  cursor.
    A  large  cursor signifies Insert mode is on, a small cursor, signifies
    Overtype mode is on.


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    AUTOMATIC & FIXED TABS

    If you specify a tab size of 0 from the Defaults menu, tab  stops  will
    be  calculated  automatically. When  you press the Tab key, GALAXY LITE
    is smart enough to automatically line  the  cursor  up  underneath  the
    first non-blank character in the line above.

    All  you  need to do to set up automatic tab stops is type in the first
    line of your text. On the next line, every time you press the Tab  key,
    the  cursor  will line up with the next non-blank character in the line
    above it.

    For normal fixed tab stops, just specify a tab  size  in  the  Defaults
    Menu. The  ruler  line  at  the  top of  each window will show you your
    selected tab stops.

    Automatic Indent

    In  a manner similar to automatic tabs, if Auto indent option is in the
    on position, when you press the ENTER key,  or  when  a  line  "wraps",
    GALAXY  LITE will automatically indent the new line to line up with the
    line above it. This feature can be toggled on or off from the  Defaults
    Menu.

    You can use Auto indent to create "hanging indent"  paragraphs  and  to
    easily set temporary margins while you're editing. Simply use the space
    bar  or  arrow  keys to move the start of your text line to the desired
    position. From that  point on, Auto indent will align the starting text
    of new lines in that paragraph to match the line above.


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    FORMATTING YOUR TEXT

    With  GALAXY  LITE,  you can use a variety of tools to format your text
    before you print it. You can  set top, bottom, left and right  margins,
    page  length,  and  font  size. You can  also enter  codes to tell your
    printer to apply special effects including bold, underline, or italics.

    Setting Margins

    From the Print Menu, you can tell GALAXY LITE your  preferred  settings
    for top, bottom, left and right margins.

    Left and Right Margins

    To set the left and right margins, press ALT-L or ALT-R, or choose Left
    margin  or  Right  margin  from the Print menu. You will be prompted to
    enter a column number for each margin setting.

    With  a  standard  10  character  per  inch  font size, you can print a
    maximum of 85 characters on each line of an 8.5" by 11" paper. However,
    another way of stating this is that there is a maximum of 85 columns on
    each line. Using all 85 columns would leave no margins on either side.

    If  you  want  to leave a margin of one inch on each side of your page,
    you would enter 11 for the left margin, and 75 for the right margin.

    Top and Bottom Margins

    To set the top and bottom margins, choose Top margin or  Bottom  margin
    from  the  Print  Menu. You  will  be prompted  to tell GALAXY LITE the
    number of lines for each margin setting.

    GALAXY  LITE  measures  top  and bottom margins in lines. Most printers
    will print 6 lines per inch, so a standard 8.5" by 11" paper will  have
    a maximum of 66 lines.

    If you wanted to leave a margin of one inch on the top  and  bottom  of
    each  page,  you would enter 6 lines for the top margin and 6 lines for
    the bottom margin.


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    REFORMATTING

    If you change margins, you can reformat a paragraph to the new settings
    by  using the Reformat ^B, CTRL B command. When you issue this command,
    the text  will be realigned to fit within new  specified  margins.  The
    reformatting  will start at the current line and continue until the end
    of the paragraph. GALAXY LITE considers a paragraph to end with a blank
    line. You may also  create a Macro to take  you  to  the  top  of  your
    document  and  reformat as many times as required. We will use five (5)
    for an Example:  ALT-M,  CTRL-PGUP,  CTRL-B,  CTRL-B,  CTRL-B,  CTRL-B,
    CTRL-B,  ALT-M  and  if we save the Macro to ALT 2. Then every time you
    type ALT-2 the program would reformat five paragraphs.

    Reformat  and  Word  Wrap  now  compensate  for  any  print  formatting
    characters in the line.

    HOME key positions the cursor at Left margin, not column 1.

    ALT-F3  will convert a WordStar file to ASCII. ALThough GALAXY LITE can
    read,  edit,  and save a WordStar file with no problems, the search and
    spell check routines only work on ASCII files.


                                  Page 18
    CURSOR MOVEMENT

    You can quickly move around your document using some special keys:

    Arrow Keys

    The up and down arrow keys move the cursor up or down  one  line  at  a
    time. The  left  and right arrow keys move the cursor one space to  the
    left or right.

    Holding down the CTRL key and pressing the  left  or  right  arrow  key
    moves the cursor one word to the left or the right.

    HOME Key

    Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.

    END Key

    Moves the cursor to the end of the line.

    PgUp Key

    Moves the cursor one screen up.

    PgDn Key

    Moves the cursor one screen down.

    CTRL+PgUp Key

    Moves the cursor to the very beginning of the document.

    CTRL+PgDn Key

    Moves the cursor to the very end of the document.

    CTRL+HOME Key

    Moves the cursor to the top left hand corner of the screen.

    CTRL+END Key

    Moves the cursor to the bottom left hand corner of the screen.


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    ENTERING PRINTER CODES

    You tell GALAXY LITE where to apply the special attributes by placing a
    print code at the beginning and end of the text you wish to mark.

    GALAXY LITE supports the following print codes:

    ALT-B  Bold  Print,  ALT-D,  Double  strike Print, ALT-I Italics Print,
    ALT-U Underline Print, ALT-T Superscript Print, ALT-V Subscript  Print,
    ALT-F1  User  Installed  Print  attribute,  ALT-F2 User Installed Print
    attribute.

    To use any of these print attributes, enter the code at the point where
    you wish the attribute to start, and again where you want it to stop.

    As an example, to highlight the word "computer" with bold print in  the
    following  example  of  text,  press ALT-B before and after the word. A
    highlighted B will be inserted into the text to  show  you  where  bold
    print will begin and end:

    The computer has revolutionized the workplace.

    If you wanted to highlight the word "revolutionized" in  italic  print,
    you  would  follow the same procedure, but you would press ALT-I before
    and after the word:

    The computer has     revolutionized     the workplace.

    If you want to use both Italic and Bold you would place an  ALT  B  and
    ALT I before the word "computer" and a ALT B and ALT I after the word.


    The     computer     has revolutionized the workplace.

    You can use the MAKEPRD program to customize any of the  printer  codes
    for  your  printer. You can  also change printer drivers at any time by
    choosing "Set printer" from the Print menu. More information  see  page
    number (44) in this manual.

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    USING BLOCK COMMANDS

    Marking a Block

    GALAXY  LITE  lets  you  define a section of your text as a block. Once
    defined, the marked block of text can be  copied,  moved,  deleted,  or
    written out as a disk file. Blocks of text are displayed in yellow on a
    color monitor, or as high intensity video on a monochrome monitor.

    The  easiest  way to mark a block is with the F7 and F8  keys. Position
    the cursor at the beginning of the text you wish to mark, and press the
    F7  key. No  change of screen colors occurs until ending the block. Now
    move  the cursor to the end of the text you wish to mark. You  can  use
    arrow  keys,  PgUp, PgDn, or even CTRL+PgUp or CTRL+PgDn to move to the
    end of your block. Position the cursor just past the point you want  to
    mark  and  press  the  F8 key. GALAXY LITE  will highlight all the text
    from the point where you pressed the F7 key, just to the left or  above
    where your cursor is when you press the F8 key.

    You can also use the WordStar CTRL-KB and CTRL-KK commands to mark  the
    beginning  and  end of a block. Move the cursor to the beginning of the
    block that you wish to mark and press and hold down the CTRL key  while
    you  press  the  K  key, release, and press the B, you have started the
    block. Next, move the cursor to the end of the text you wish  to  mark,
    and  press  and  hold  down  the  CTRL  key  while you press the K key,
    release, and press the K key, you have ended the block and your  screen
    will  indicate the marked block either showing you yellow text, or high
    intensity text.

    Or you can select "Begin" and "End" from the Block Menu.

    The Block Copy command will make a copy of the marked block, and insert
    it  at  the  current  cursor  position. Block Move  is similar, but the
    marked block "moves"; it disappears from its original position, and  is
    inserted at the current cursor position.

    The  Block  "Read"  command  will  insert an entire disk file into your
    document at the point where the cursor  is.

    Block  write will make a new file of just the marked block of text. You
    will be prompted for a file name to use for the saved block.

    Block  commands  also work with GALAXY LITE Windows, so you can cut and
    paste between two documents easily.


                                  Page 21
    WINDOWS

    Text Windows

    GALAXY LITE allows you to open a second text window on screen  to  work
    on  two  documents at the same time. To open a window, select "Open" or
    "Switch" from the Window Menu. A prompt will appear  to  ask  you  "How
    many  lines?"  Pressing  ENTER  will default to 10 lines, a total of 23
    lines is normal for CGA  or  Monochrome  displays.   EGA  monitors  are
    capable  of displaying 43 lines, VGA monitors are capable of displaying
    50 lines. You can select any number of lines to be displayed that  your
    system  can  support.   To  close  a window, simply press ALT-X. If two
    windows are open, the current window will close and send  you  back  to
    the  first  window.  A second ALT-X will close and exit the program. If
    your file has changed you will be prompted to Save file (Y/N).  If  you
    have  made  an  error  and do not wish to stop editing, press ESC. This
    will cancel any action and leave you in the editing window. Note: These
    video modes will only work correctly on a  100%  IBM  compatible  video
    card.

    Enter  a  number  between 3 and 19 for the number of lines for your new
    window. The new  window will  appear  below  the  current  window. Your
    original  document  in the first window is still available for editing.
    To switch windows press ALT-W. The cursor will jump  back  to  the  top
    window,  and  the  file name in the Status Line will change back to the
    original file name. You can  also  use  the  PullDown  Menu  to  switch
    windows.

    You can choose "Zoom" from the Window menu, or press ALT-Z to zoom  the
    window  up to full screen. With Zoom, you can have a small (as small as
    three text lines) window with text you occasionally need to  refer  to,
    which  you  can  expand  to full screen whenever you wish.  When either
    window is zoomed to full screen, you may switch back and forth  between
    windows  with  ALT-W  (Window One or Two), or bring either window up to
    full screen with the ALT-Z command.

    You can mark a block of text in one window. Use ALT-W to switch to your
    second window, and then copy or move the block of text  to  the  second
    window. To  open  a  window to DOS, highlight "DOS" or press D from the
    Window  Menu, or use the quick command ALT-S (for  System). The  screen
    will  clear  and  you  will  be given a DOS prompt. To return to GALAXY
    LITE, just type "Exit".

    The "Run a program" command from the  Window  Menu  lets  you  enter  a
    program  name  to  run. You  can  include  parameters to the program as
    well. For example, you could enter "Format B:" to format a disk on your
    B: drive.

    When you open a DOS window or run a program, do not load or unload  any
    memory  resident programs such as SideKick. Because of the way that DOS
    assigns memory to these types of programs, the  memory  being  used  by
    GALAXY LITE will be corrupted.

    With  this  exception,  you  can  use DOS to format a disk, run another
    program, even load another copy of GALAXY LITE.


                                  Page 22
    MACRO SUPPORT

    A macro is a sequence of up to 255 keystrokes, either commands or text,
    that you record as you type. The macro can then be "played" by pressing
    one  key,  as  in  recording  on  a  tape recorder. Everything typed is
    recorded, for later play back.

    You could define a macro that would type in your name and address as it
    appears  underneath  your letterhead. Or  you could define a macro that
    would  format a diskette in Drive A:. Any action that you  can  perform
    from  the  keyboard in  GALAXY LITE can be done from a macro. Up to ten
    macros can be saved in a file and loaded again whenever you like.

    To  begin  recording keystrokes for a macro, press ALT-M. A highlighted
    message on the status line will remind you  that  your  keystrokes  are
    being recorded. When  you're done, press ALT-M again to stop recording.
    GALAXY  LITE  will  then  prompt you for a number between 0 and 9. This
    number, plus the ALT key, will be used to play back the  macro  in  the
    future. GALAXY LITE  will also ask you to give a name to the new macro.
    The name you use will appear on the Macro menu next to the  number  for
    that macro.

    When you first start GALAXY LITE, GALAXY LITE will try to find a  macro
    file  named  GLITE.MAC. GALAXY  LITE  will  first  look  in the current
    directory, and then will search the DOS path. If a macro is attached to
    ALT-0, that macro will  be  automatically  executed  when  the  program
    starts.

    Macros  can  also  call  other  macros. The  only restriction on nested
    macros is that the type ahead buffer can only hold 512  characters  and
    will generate an error message if it overflows.

    Examples:

    ALT-1: {F3} Y {ESC} {F3} GLITE.DOC {ENTER}

    The  'Y'  and ESC after the first F3 are to handle the message 'Abandon
    changes  <Y/N>' if the current file has been changed. Macros will  play
    back  the  same keystrokes everytime you use them, so it's up to you to
    anticipate the possible conditions that may be encountered.

    ALT-2: ^KG Format a: {ENTER}

    The 'Run a program' command was used instead of  ALT-S  because  GALAXY
    LITE  cannot  continue  a  macro  from  the  DOS prompt. However,  when
    returning from an exit to DOS with ALT-S, a  macro  would  continue  as
    soon as GALAXY LITE regained control from DOS.


                                  Page 23
    MACRO SUPPORT, continued

    GALAXY  LITE'S  message  will  not  be  displayed  if  there  are  more
    keystrokes pending after the command.

    ALT-3: ^KG Chkdsk {ENTER}

    ALT-4: {BACKSPACE}{LEFTARROW}{ALT-F10}{RIGHTARROW}

    This  macro  uses  GALAXY LITE'S undelete backspace command to create a
    command that transposes two characters.

    ALT-5: ^KW PRN Y {ENTER}

    This  macro  prints  a block by writing the block to 'PRN' instead of a
    file.

    ALT-6 {HOME}{SPACE}SPACE}{SPACE}{HOME}{DOWNARROW}

    If INSERT is on, this macro will shift the current line  to  the  right
    three columns.

    ALT-7: {HOME}{DEL}{DEL}{DEL}{HOME}{DOWNARROW}

    If INSERT is on, this macro will delete current line to the left  three
    columns.

                                  Page 24
    MACRO MENU, Continued

    Menu Choice  Hot Keys        Hot Menu
    0 .. 9       ALT-0 .. ALT-9  F10 M 0..9

    Play the macro if defined.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Define a macro  ALT-M    F10-M-M

    Begin (or end) recording keystrokes for a macro. After you  define  the
    keystrokes,  you  will  be prompted for a number and a name for the new
    macro.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key       Hot menu
    Save macros     None          F10 M S

    This menu choice lets you save  your  currently  defined  macros  in  a
    separate file.

    You  can  load a new macro file at any time by choosing the Read macros
    file command from the File Menu.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key       Hot Menu
    Read macros     None          F10 M R

    This menu choice lets you read a previously saved macro file.

    When  you first start the program, GALAXY LITE will try to load a macro
    file named GLITE.MAC. GALAXY  LITE  will  look  first  in  the  current
    directory, and then will search the DOS PATH to try to find the default
    macro   file. If  the  default  macro  file  is  found,  macro  0  will
    automatically execute if it is defined.

                                  Page 25
    FILE MENU

    These  commands  are  used  to manage files, including opening, closing
    saving, copying, etc.

    Menu Choice Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Open        F3       F10 F O

    Use this menu choice to read a disk file into a GALAXY LITE window  for
    editing. The file  that you open will  replace the file currently being
    edited. If you  have made changes in the file you are editing, you will
    be prompted to save the current file before opening the new file.

    If  you enter a file name to open without a drive or directory included
    in the name, GALAXY LITE will look  for  that  file  in  the  currently
    logged  directory,  (if  you  have  specified  one)  or  in the default
    (current) directory.

    If  you  enter a wild card file specification (*.*, *.DOC, etc.) GALAXY
    LITE will take you to the Directory display and allow  you  to  pick  a
    file from a list that matches the specification.

    Menu Choice Hot Key Hot Menu
    Close       None    F10 F C

    This  menu choice will clear the current file being edited from memory,
    after prompting you to save any changes.

    You will then be prompted to open a new file.

    Menu Choice   Hot Keys  Hot Menu
    Save          F2 ^KV    F10 F S

    This  menu  choice will save the file currently  being  edited. If  you
    have  never  specified  a  file name, you will be asked at this time to
    give the file a name.

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    FILE MENU, continued

    Menu Choice Hot Key   Hot Menu
    save As     ^F2       F10 F A

    This menu choice will prompt you for a file name to use when saving the
    file  you are currently editing. You  can  include  a  disk  drive  and
    directory  with  the  file  name and GALAXY LITE will store the file in
    that location.

    After using "save As", GALAXY LITE will show the name you specified  as
    the  default  file name on the top command line of the screen. The file
    with the original name that you  were  editing  still  exists  on  disk
    unchanged.

    Menu Choice Hot Key Hot Menu
    Directory   F4      F10 F D

    This  menu  choice will show you a list of files on disk. You can enter
    a mask using the same ?  and * wildcard characters that DOS allows.

    GALAXY LITE will also show you free disk  space  and  memory  available
    following  the  directory  listing. The  disk  space  shown is the free
    space in the logged drive. You can pick a file to edit by  highlighting
    its name and pressing ENTER.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    set Logged dir  None     F10 F L

    This menu choice allows you to designate a default drive  or  directory
    to  be used when saving and retrieving document files. Even if you have
    specified a default drive  or  directory  with  this  option,  you  can
    over-ride  it at any time simply by including the drive or directory in
    the file name when you are saving or opening a file.

    You  can change this menu option at any time, but it will not remain in
    effect in  future editing sessions. To  permanently  define  a  default
    drive or directory to be used when saving and retrieving files, use the
    "Default  directory"  command from the Defaults Menu. If you would like
    to  make  the  change  permanent  use  the  V  command from the Default
    Menu  and  overwrite  the GLITE.INI file.


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    FILE MENU, continued

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    copY          None     F10 F Y

    This menu choice works just like the  DOS  copy  command,  except  that
    wildcard  characters  are  not  allowed. If you attempt to overwrite an
    existing file, you will be first asked to  confirm  that  the  existing
    file can be destroyed.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    reName        None     F10 F N

    This  menu  choice  works just like the DOS rename command, except that
    wildcard characters are not allowed.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Erase         None     F10 F E

    This menu choice works just like the DOS delete  command,  except  that
    wildcard  characters  are  not  allowed.  The  file you specify will be
    erased from your disk permanently. You will be asked  to  confirm  this
    action before it takes place.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Quit          ALT-X    F10 F Q

    This menu choice closes the current window, after prompting you to save
    any changes you may have made.

    If two editing windows are opened, the full screen is returned  to  the
    other window. If only one window is open, the program terminates.


                                  Page 28
    PRINT MENU

    Menu Choice Hot Key Hot Menu
    Print       F9  F10 P P

    This  menu choice allows you to begin printing a disk file. All editing
    tasks can continue while the printing takes place  in  the  background.
    Remember,  GALAXY  LITE prints the version of the file you specify from
    the disk. If you  want to print the file  you  are  currently  editing,
    remember to save it first.

    Menu Choice       Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Number of copies  None     F10 P N

    This  option  allows you to select the number of copies of a particular
    document you require.

    Menu Choice  Hot Key  Hot Menu
    First page   None     F10 P F

    This menu choice prompts you for the page number of the first page  you
    wish  to print. To  print a single page, enter the same page number for
    First page and Last page.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Last page     None     F10 P L

    This menu choice prompts you for the page number of the last  page  you
    wish  to print. To  print a single page, enter the same page number for
    First page and Last page.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    deviCe        None     F10 P C

    This  menu choice indicates where to send printed output. Most printers
    are  attached  to  LPT1. If  you  choose FILE, you will be  prompted to
    enter the name of a file to print to.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    priNter pause  None     F10 P N

    This menu choice toggles a printer pause on or off. When pause  is  on,
    printing  will pause after completing each page. This will allow you to
    change  paper  in  a  single  sheet  printer. If  your   printer   uses
    continuous form paper, print pause  should  be  off. Printer  pause  is
    disabled if the top and bottom margins are set to 0.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Double spacing  None     F10 P D

    This menu choice toggles double spacing of your  printout  on  or  off.
    Top  and  bottom  margins  will  still print out single spaced, but the
    body of each page will be double spaced.


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    PRINT MENU, continued

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Top margin    None     F10 P T

    This menu choice prompts you for the  number  of  lines  to  use  as  a
    default top margin setting. When a file is printed, the number of lines
    you  specify  here  will  be inserted  at the top of each page. This is
    also the area where headers will be printed.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Bottom margin   None     F10 P B

    This  menu  choice  prompts  you  for  the  number of lines to use as a
    default bottom margin setting. When a file is printed,  the  number  of
    lines  you  specify  here  will be inserted at the bottom of each page.
    This is also the area where footers will be printed.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    page lenGth    None     F10 P G

    This  menu  choice  prompts  you  for  the  number of lines to use as a
    default page length during printing. When a file is printed, the number
    of lines you specify here, minus the top and bottom margin lines,  will
    be printed on each page.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key     Hot Menu
    lEft margin    ALT-L, ^OL  F10 P E

    This  menu  choice  prompts you for a column number to use as a default
    left margin setting.

    Print options:

    You can now designate a starting and stopping range of pages to  print.
    Default  setting  is  to  start with Page 1 and stop with Page 1000. To
    print a single page, enter the same page number for both the start  and
    stop  page. Note: If the top and bottom margins are set to zero, GALAXY
    LITE does not keep track of pages, and the entire document will print.

    You  can specify  LPT1, LPT2, or FILE as the device  to  print  to. For
    FILE,  you will be required to give a filename to print to. If you name
    an existing file you will be asked to confirm overwriting the file.

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    PRINT MENU, continued

    Menu Choice   Hot Key     Hot Menu
    Right margin  ALT-R, ^OR  F10 P R

    This  menu  choice  prompts you for a column number to use as a default
    right margin setting.

    Menu Choice   Hot Key  Hot Menu
    repAginate    ^F9      F10 P A

    This menu choice is used to place page breaks in  your  document  file.
    The  repagination  process  will begin at the top of the file, and will
    prompt you for each page break.

    GALAXY  LITE  will suggest each page break according to the current top
    and  bottom margin settings and the page length setting. It  will  also
    prompt  you  for placement of a page break at any existing page breaks.
    You may override the suggested location by using the up or  down  arrow
    keys,  moving  the  cursor  to  your preferred page break location. The
    limits of your placement will be: You can move upward in  the  file  as
    far  as  the  previous  page break; you can move downward as far as the
    bottom margin will allow.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Set printer    None     F10 P S

    This  menu  choice  will  prompt  you  for  the  name  of  the  Printer
    Description File to use.

    Be sure to enter the complete name of the PRD file, including the drive
    and path. If no drive  or path are specified, GALAXY LITE  will  assume
    that the PRD file will be found in the current directory.

    Menu Choice             Hot Key  Hot Menu
    saVe parameter file     None     F10 P V

    This  menu  choice  will  save  all of the current settings of both the
    Print Menu and the Defaults Menu into a parameter file.

    When  you  first  start  the  program,  GALAXY  LITE will try to load a
    parameter file named GLITE.INI. GALAXY LITE  will  look  first  in  the
    current directory, and then will search the DOS PATH to try to find the
    default parameter file.

    You can load a new parameter file at any  time  by  choosing  the  Read
    parameter file command from the Defaults Menu.

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    DEFAULTS MENU

    These  commands  are  used  to  set your preferred environment. You can
    change the default settings at  any  time,  or  permanently  save  your
    preferences.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key              Hot Menu
    Insert         Insert Key, ^V       F10 D I

    This menu choice toggles between Insert and Overtype mode.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Word wrap      ^OW      F10 D W

    This  menu choice toggles Word Wrap on or off. With Word Wrap  on,  any
    attempt  to  type  past  the  right margin setting will "wrap" the text
    down to the following line.

    With Word Wrap off, a new line will not start until you press ENTER.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot menu
    Auto indent    ^QI      F10 D A

    This  menu  choice  toggles Autoindent on or off. With Autoindent on, a
    new line will line up automatically with the text on the line above it,
    rather than to the left margin.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key     Hot Menu
    Graphics        ALT-G ^QG   F10 D G

    This menu choice toggles Graphics on or off. With Graphics on, the  IBM
    extended  character  set is displayable. If you are using WordStar text
    files, you will need to have Graphics off.

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    DEFAULTS MENU, continued

    The Graphics toggle also strips the high bit of WordStar  files  during
    printing.

    If  you  are  not  using  WordStar  formatted  files,  you should leave
    Graphics on.

    Menu Choice           Hot Key  Hot Menu
    EGA/VGA 43/50 Lines   ALT-E    F10 D E

    This  menu choice toggles between the EGA/VGA 43/50 line and the normal
    25 line display. If you don't  have  an  EGA/VGA  display  active,  the
    command  is  ignored.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Justify         ALT-J    F10 D J

    This   menu  choice  toggles  justification on or off. With Justify on,
    every time a line is wrapped or a paragraph is  reformatted,  the  text
    will  be  padded with spaces to fit exactly within the current left and
    right margin settings.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Format WS      None     F10 D F

    This menu choice toggles WordStar file formatting on or off.

    A WordStar file has the high bit set in every word wrapped line. If you
    are  not  converting  files for use with WordStar, you should have this
    option set to off.

    To convert an ASCII file to WordStar format, you would need to reformat
    each paragraph in the file. The reformatting will set the wrapped  flag
    in each paragraph line, except the last which will allow GALAXY LITE to
    save  the file in WordStar format using the "soft" carriage returns for
    word wrapped lines.

                                  Page 33
    DEFAULTS MENU, continued

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Scroll bar      None     F10 D S

    You can choose to display a scroll bar on the right hand  side  of  the
    screen.  With  a mouse, you can use the scroll bar to scroll text up or
    down. With or without a mouse, the "elevator" on the  scroll  bar  will
    show you your relative position in the file.

    Menu Choice        Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Make Backup Files  None     F10 D M

    In the on position this option  will  create  a  backup  copy  of  your
    document,  before  your last edit. This option in the off position will
    not create this safety feature, and backup files will not  be  created.
    Be carefull if you edit a file incorrectly you will loose the file with
    your previous edits.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot menu
    tab siZe       None     F10 D Z

    This  menu choice prompts you for a tab size. If you enter 0, automatic
    tabs will be enabled.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key   Hot Menu
    Undo limit      ^OS       F10 D U

    This menu choice will prompt you for the number  of  deleted  lines  to
    save on the Undo stack.

    Every time you press ESC, GALAXY LITE will restore one  line  from  the
    Undo stack back into your text.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    teXt color     None     F10 D X

    Use this menu choice to set your preferred  choice  for  the  color  of
    normal text. Enter a number between  1 and 127 to indicate the color. A
    chart  showing  all  available  color choices is on the Defaults Menu's
    Help screen.

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    DEFAULTS MENU, continued

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Block color     None     F10 D B

    Use this menu choice to set your preferred  choice  for  the  color  of
    marked  blocks  of  text. Enter a number  between 1 and 127 to indicate
    the color. A chart showing  all  available  color  choices  is  on  the
    Defaults Menu's Help screen.

    Menu Choice        Hot Key  Hot menu
    hiLite menucolor   None     F-10 D L

    Use this menu choice to set your preferred choice for the  color  of  a
    highlighted menu item. Enter a number between 1 and 127 to indicate the
    color. A  chart  showing all available color choices is on the Defaults
    Menu's Help screen.

    Menu Choice          Hot Key   Hot Menu
    Normal menucolor     None      F10 D N

    Use this menu choice to set your preferred choice for the color of  all
    other  menu  items. Enter  a  number between  1 and 127 to indicate the
    color. A chart showing  all available color choices is on the  Defaults
    Menu's Help screen.

    Menu Choice         Hot Key    Hot Menu
    fraMe menucolor     None       F10 D M

    Use  this menu choice to set your preferred choice for the color of the
    menu "frames" or borders. Enter a number between  1 and 127 to indicate
    the  color. A chart showing all  available  color  choices  is  on  the
    Defaults Menu's Help screen.


                                  Page 35
    DEFAULTS MENU, continued

    Menu Choice        Hot key  Hot Menu
    Default directory  None     F10 D D

    Use  this  menu  choice  to  indicate  a default drive or directory for
    GALAXY LITE  to use when loading and saving files. For example, if  you
    always  wanted  to use your B: drive to store documents, enter "B:" for
    your default directory.

    Menu Choice           Hot Key   Hot Menu
    saVe parameter file   None      F10 D V

    This  menu  choice  will  save  all of the current settings of both the
    Print Menu and the Defaults Menu into a parameter file. This file holds
    all your default settings. Overwriting this file means  that  everytime
    you load GALAXY LITE these are the options which you will be using.

    You  can give any name you like to this parameter file, but GALAXY LITE
    will always try to load a parameter file named GLITE.INI when you first
    start  the  program. GALAXY  LITE  will   look  first  in  the  current
    directory, and then will search the DOS PATH to try to find the default
    parameter  file. This  file is  extremely important, it holds all your
    default information, such as printer type, all margins etc.

    You can load a new parameter file at any  time  by  choosing  the  Read
    parameter file command from the Defaults Menu.

    Menu Choice           Hot Key   Hot Menu
    Read parameter file   None      F10 D R

    This  menu choice will let you load a new parameter file. The  settings
    on the Defaults and the Print Menu will be reset to the values found in
    the new parameter file.

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    SEARCH MENU

    The choices listed in this menu are for searching your text for strings
    of  characters that you specify. You  can  search  for  any  character,
    including  control  characters,  with  the  exception of ASCII #13, the
    ENTER key, and ASCII #27, the ESC key.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Find F5         ^QF      F10 S F

    The  Find  command  starts  searching  for  the text you specify at the
    current cursor position. The search will proceed  to  the  end  of  the
    text, unless you specify Backwards as an optional search parameter.

    Menu Choice        Hot Keys  Hot Menu
    find/Replace       F6 ^QA    F10 S R

    You  will  be  asked  to enter a string to search for, as with the Find
    command, and  also a string to replace the found text with. With either
    the Find or find/Replace command, you will be asked to enter Options to
    define the parameters of either the Find or the find/Replace command:

    G: Global search. Once only from the top. Search the  entire  document,
    from  beginning  to  end. Using this  command  will only find the first
    occurrence, from the top, typing another ^L will not continue since the
    program will start from the top again, only to find the same word.

    B: Backwards  search. Begin searching  at the current cursor position,
    and proceed toward the beginning of the file.

    U: Ignore case. Find all matches of the text specified, whether or  not
    the  capital  and lower case letters are the same. Without this option,
    the capitalization must match exactly.

    W: Whole Word. Will only find complete words (strings of text beginning
    and  ending with a space or a punctuation mark). Without  this  option,
    searching for "the" would successfully match the, they, there, etc.

    N: No Confirm. This option when used  will  search  and  replace  every
    occurrence without prompting you, whether you want it replaced or not.

    Menu Choice      Hot Keys  Hot Menu
    Next             ^F5 ^L    F10 S N

    Repeats the last Find or find/Replace command, using the same  optional
    parameters.

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    GOTO MENU

    These commands are used for quick movement around your document.

    Menu Choice       Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Top of file       ^PgUp    F10 G T

    Places the cursor at the very top of the text window, at the first line
    of your file.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    End of file     ^PgDn    F10 G E

    Places  the  cursor  at the very bottom of the text window, at the last
    line of your file.

    Menu Choice      Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Begin block      ^QB      F10 G B

    Moves the cursor to the beginning of a defined block. If  no  block  is
    defined, no action is taken.

    Menu Choice       Hot Key  Hot Menu
    end blocK         ^QK      F10 G K

    Moves  the  cursor  to  the  end  of  a  defined  block. If no block is
    defined, no action is taken.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Line            ^ON      F10 G L

    Prompts you to enter a line number, and moves the cursor to that line.

                                  Page 38
    GOTO MENU, continued

    Menu Choice       Hot Keys         Hot Menu
    Go marker         ^QM ^Q1..9       F10 G G

    This command will move the cursor to a previously defined marker.

    You will be prompted to enter the marker number to go to. You can  skip
    this step by using the ^Q, followed by a number, command.

    If  a  marker  you  specify  is  not  defined, an error message will be
    displayed.

    Menu Choice       Hot Keys       Hot Menu
    Set marker        ^KM ^K1..9     F10 G S

    This command will define a marker, which can be used  later  for  quick
    movement  to  a  specific  place  in your text file using the Go marker
    command.

    You will be prompted to enter the marker number you wish to define. You
    can  skip this step by using the ^K, followed by a number, command. For
    example, to define marker number 1, without  going  through  the  menu,
    enter ^K1.

    Marker positions are effective only in the current editing session, and
    are not saved with the file.

                                  Page 39
    BLOCK MENU

    The  Block  menu groups all the commands for block operations. A  block
    is a section of your text that is marked with a beginning and an end so
    that  some editing function can be performed on the block. Common block
    tasks are to copy a section of text to another location in the file, to
    write  a  section  of  text  to  disk  as a separate file, or check the
    spelling of a section of text.

    Most  GALAXY  LITE  Control-K block commands work exactly as they do in
    WordStar.

    Menu Choice     Hot Keys   Hot Menu
    Begin           F7 ^KB     F10 B B

    Used  to mark the beginning of a block of text. For  block  operations,
    such  as  copying, deleting, etc. both the beginning and the end of the
    block must be defined.

    Menu Choice     Hot Keys   Hot Menu
    End             F8 ^KK     F10 B E

    Used  to mark the end of a block of text. For block operations, such as
    copying, deleting, etc. Both the beginning and the  end  of  the  block
    must be defined.

    Menu Choice     Hot Keys    Hot Menu
    Copy            ^F7 ^KC     F10 B C

    After a block is defined, use this command to make a copy of the entire
    block. A copy of the entire block will be inserted at the  point  where
    the  cursor  is currently located. This command can be used to "cut and
    paste" blocks of text between windows. If  the  cursor  is  within  the
    currently  defined  block  when  this  command  is issued, no action is
    taken.

    Menu Choice  Hot Keys  Hot Menu
    Move         ^F8 ^KV   F10 B M

    Similar to Block Copy, but  the  block  is  deleted  from  its  current
    position,  and  inserted  at  the  point  where the cursor is currently
    located. The Block Move command can be used to "cut and  paste"  blocks
    of text between windows.

                                  Page 40
    BLOCK MENU,continued

    If the cursor is within the currently defined block when  this  command
    is issued, no action is taken.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Read           ^KR      F10 B R

    This command will prompt you for a filename to Read  into  the  current
    text  window. The  file  specification  can  be any legal DOS filename,
    including  drive designation and path. If just the name of the file  is
    entered,  GALAXY  LITE  will look for the file in the Logged directory.
    The file will be inserted into the current text window  at  the  cursor
    position.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Write           ^KW      F10 B W

    This command will write the  currently  defined  block  to  disk  as  a
    separate file. You will be prompted for a filename, which can include a
    drive  designation  or  file  path  you specify a filename that already
    exists, you will be asked to confirm that you want to overwrite the old
    file.

    Menu Choice    Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Delete         ^KY      F10 B D

    This command will delete the currently defined block, removing it  from
    the text window.

    The  GALAXY  LITE  UNDO  command,  the  ESC key, will restore a deleted
    block, line by line, at the point where the cursor is located when  the
    UNDO command is issued.

    Menu Choice     Hot Key  Hot Menu
    Hide            ^KH      F10 B H

    This command turns off the block highlighting.

    Menu Choice  Hot Key   Hot Menu
    Spell check  ^KL       F10 B S

    This menu choice checks the spelling of your document. If  there  is  a
    block  marked,  the spell check will cover the marked block only. If no
    block  is marked, checking will begin at the  cursor  position. If  you
    press  any  key  during a spell check, you will be asked if you wish to
    abort the spelling check.

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    SPELL CHECKING

    GALAXY LITE uses a technique called soundex to  build  a  the  list  of
    replacement  words. If the misspelled word is phonetically close to the
    correct spelling, GALAXY LITE will almost always  suggest  the  correct
    spelling  as  the  first  choice  in  the  list. If you have transposed
    letters GALAXY LITE will sometimes  be  unable  to  suggest  meaningful
    alternatives.

    When  replacing  a  word  in your document, GALAXY LITE will attempt to
    match the capitalization as follows: If  the  misspelled  word  is  all
    lower  or all upper case, the replacement word will be all lower or all
    upper case. If the misspelled word is mixed upper and lower  case,  the
    replacement  word  will have its first letter capitalized, and the rest
    of the word will be lower case.

    Edit from keyboard: You  will  be  prompted  to  type  in  the  correct
    spelling. After  you have retyped  the word, GALAXY LITE will check the
    spelling again.

    Add to dictionary: If this is a word that will  appear  often  in  your
    documents  (your  company's name, for example), you can add the word to
    your auxiliary dictionary.

    GALAXY LITE uses four dictionaries:

    An internal list of 500 most commonly misspelled words, built into  the
    main program.

    GALAUX.DIC:  Your  auxiliary  dictionary. An ASCII  file, one uppercase
    word  per line, with a leading  and  trailing  space. Created  automat-
    ically  when  you  choose  "Add to dictionary" during a spelling check.
    This dictionary is held in memory during the spelling  check  and  will
    not be loaded if there is less than 20K of free memory. This dictionary
    is  capable  of holding 32K of words not located in the main dictionary
    file.

    GALRAM.DIC: An ASCII file containing approximately  3000  of  the  most
    common words in the English language. This dictionary is held in memory
    during the spelling check, and will not be loaded if there is less than
    48K  of  free memory. The spelling check will operate correctly with or
    without the RAM dictionary, but not as quickly.

    GALMAIN.DIC:   The   main   dictionary   file,   approximately   45,000
    words.

                                  Page 42
   SPELL CHECKING, Continued

    Press  ^KL, or select Spell check from the Block menu to begin checking
    the spelling of your document. If there  is a block marked,  the  spell
    check will cover the marked block only. If no block is marked, checking
    will begin at the cursor position.

    If  you  press  any  key during a spell check, you will be asked if you
    wish to abort the spelling check.

    When GALAXY LITE encounters a word not in its dictionary, you  will  be
    shown a menu of possible corrective actions:

    Skip once: Continue the spelling check, ignoring the unknown  word  for
    now.

    Ignore for this document: Continue the  spelling  check,  ignoring  the
    unknown  word  for  the  rest of the spelling check. Useful  for proper
    names, etc.

    List  sound-alike  words: Show a menu of possible replacement words for
    the unknown word. Highlight the correct word and press ENTER to correct
    the misspelled word.

                                  Page 43
    APPENDIX A

    WordStar Files

    GALAXY  LITE  can handle WordStar files with almost no exceptions.  The
    major  difference  is  that  GALAXY  LITE  ignores  the  WordStar  "dot
    commands".  They  will  be  displayed  on screen unchanged, but will be
    ignored during printing.

    WordStar  sets  the  high  bit  in many characters, including justified
    spaces, the last character of every word, and  the  end  of  lines  and
    paragraphs.

    Since GALAXY LITE can display any ASCII character on screen, a WordStar
    file  will  appear  garbled.  This  can  be adjusted with the ALT-G, or
    Graphics toggle. The Graphics toggle simply strips the  high  bit  from
    the displayed characters. The actual character is not changed, and will
    be saved to disk in its original state. The GALAXY LITE "Print" command
    will  likewise  strip the high bit of any character during printing, so
    that WordStar files may be  printed  without  any  translation  if  the
    Graphics toggle is OFF.

    To display the IBM extended character set, such as the lines  used  for
    drawing  boxes,  and the foreign characters, simply toggle the Graphics
    ON. Your preferred setting can be saved in the pulldown Defaults menu.

    To save a file in WordStar format,  with  "soft"  (which  appear  as  a
    backwards  small  i) carriage returns, set the "Format WS" choice to ON
    from the Defaults Menu. If this toggle is OFF, all files will be  saved
    as  straight  ASCII  files.  Even with this toggle ON, GALAXY LITE will
    only use "soft"  carriage  returns  on  lines  that  were  either  word
    wrapped, reformatted, or were "soft" in the original file.

    GALAXY  LITE can convert a WordStar file to straight ASCII. The command
    for this is ALT-F3. although GALAXY  LITE  can  read,  edit,  and  save
    WordStar  files  with  no  conversion, the searching and spell checking
    routines  need  ASCII text to work properly. You will need to re-format
    the WordStar (tm) text you have imported before saving it to a file.

                                  Page 44
    APPENDIX B Printer Description Files

    GALAXY LITE is supplied with Printer Description (PRD) files, which are
    used  to  send  the proper codes to the printer to enable Italic, Bold,
    Underline, etc. To  change  the  default  PRD  file,  choose  the  "Set
    printer"  command  in  the  Print Menu. If the GALAXY LITE Program Disk
    does not contain a PRD file for your printer, you can use  MAKEPRD.COM,
    to  easily  create  custom  PRD  files  to  address any function of any
    printer.

    Printer codes are entered  just as in  LOTUS  123,  e.g.;  027\083. The
    string  of  control  codes  that  your printer needs to start or stop a
    certain print attribute are entered as decimal numbers, separated  with
    backslashes. Up  to  16  different  printer control code strings can be
    stored in a PRD file. Fonts,  attributes, margins, tabs,  even  complex
    laser printer codes can be used to format your document with ease.

    Makeprd.com is a utility that edits or creates new PRD  files  for  the
    GALAXY  LITE  Word Processor. This file sends the proper print codes to
    your printer such as BOLD, ITALICS etc. Each printer is different so if
    your printer is working but you cannot get BOLD to work you need to use
    this utility program to create a new printer description file. A  legal
    name for this file must end with a .PRD extension example: ALPS.PRD

    I will be using the ALPS ALQ200 printer and manual for an example.

    In  your printer(s) manual there is a section of control codes. In  the
    ALP's  Manual  it's  called  emulation  modes. Yours  might  be  called
    function codes. GALAXY LITE  sends these codes to the printer  as  they
    are encountered in your text file, to create 'BOLD' etc.

    GALAXY LITE uses only DECIMAL codes, your manual probably gives you HEX
    CODES and DECIMAL codes. Make sure you use the DECIMAL codes only!

    Enter   the  Decimal  codes  for  each  print  attribute  separated  by
    backslashes. For Example: 27\084\066 [ENTER]

    Enter the name of printer description file:  NEW.PRD  <  Edit/Create  >
    enter  the  decimal  codes  to  start BOLD print. 27\71 Look  into your
    manual to find the code for your printer to start BOLD print.

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    APPENDIX B, Continued

    Printer Description Files

    Enter the decimal codes to stop BOLD print.
    27\72
    look into your manual and find the code to stop BOLD print.

    Most  printer  manuals will have the start and stop next to each other.
    Some special printer functions will  require  three  or  four  sets  of
    numbers.

    27\ Normal Escape Code \45\ Special Function \1\ On switch  \0\ Off
    Switch.

    Function  for UNDERLINING on the ALPS is this. 27\45\1 To Start 27\45\0
    To End

    Some printers do not need  the  27\  escape  code  such  as  the  Tandy
    printers.  You may need to try both ways, with and without. You will be
    asked to enter all the normal features such as:  BOLD,  DOUBLE  STRIKE,
    ITALICS,  SUPERSCRIPT, SUBSCRIPT, UNDERLINE, USER PATCH ONE, USER PATCH
    TWO. User patch numbers one and two are used for  other  features  that
    your  printer  supports  like Script Characters, Elite Pitch, condensed
    Print etc. If you wanted to use the condensed print on  a  ALPS  ALQ200
    printer  you  would  include the 27\33\4 turn on condensed 27\33\0 turn
    off condensed.

    After you have created or edited your printer description  file,  'PRD'
    you  will need to install it into GALAXY LITE so that your printer will
    receive the proper codes. To install the NEW.PRD  file  pull  down  the
    print menu, Type 'S' for Set printer [ENTER] [TYPE] A:\NEW.PRD

    On a Hard Drive system [ENTER] [TYPE] C:\GLITE\NEW.PRD

    Remember GALAXY LITE will need to find that PRD file wherever it really
    exists.

    The  option  just  under  'S'  set printer is 'V' saVe settings [ENTER]
    [TYPE] A:\GLITE.INI

    For a Hard Drive 'V' [ENTER] [TYPE] C:\GLITE\GLITE.INI

    If GALAXY LITE finds the INI 'Initialization' file it will warn you and
    ask  you before overwriting the  file. Since  you  have  made  changes
    answering <Yes> would be the appropriate response.

    More  than  one PRD file for your printer, like NEW1.PRD for normal use
    NEW2.PRD for special features, etc. This is handy for your  laser  type
    printers  to  load  different  fonts and character styles. ALT-B in the
    second PRD does not have to be  for  BOLD. You  can  re-use  all  those
    options  for  other  features  Example: NEW2.PRD ALT-B could be used for
    FONT SIZE etc.

    Macro's may be used to load PRD files in and out of GALAXY LITE. To use
    this  feature  see  Macro's  Example:  ALT-M,  F-10,   P,   S,   ENTER,
    DRIVE\PATH\FILENAME, ENTER, ESC, ALT-M SAVE MACRO. See Page (21)

                                  Page 46
    APPENDIX C

    Headers and Footers

    A header or footer is text that appears at the top or bottom  of  every
    page of a printout.

    Headers  are  lines marked by placing the cursor in "column one" of the
    line and pressing ALT-H. The  highlighted "H" that appears must  be  in
    column  one of the line or GALAXY LITE will not recognize the line as a
    header.

    When  the file is printed, GALAXY LITE will ignore the line marked as a
    header until the next page. At that time up to three header lines  will
    be substituted for three lines of the top margin. If your top margin is
    not  large  enough  to  accommodate the number of header lines you have
    marked, it will print as many as will fit. Example: if you have  a  two
    line header your top margin should be three.

    Whenever you define a new header line or lines, any previous  group  of
    header lines will be replaced by the new lines.

    You  can  insert  the current page number in the header line by placing
    the #  (Shift 3) character in the text of any of the header  lines. You
    can  also use any other print attributes, such as bold or italics, in a
    header line.

    Footers work exactly the same as header lines but are  printed  in  the
    bottom  margin area. Like headers, lines formatted as footers, with the
    ALT-F character in column one, will be  ignored  when  they  are  first
    encountered  and  then  print out on all subsequent bottom margins. You
    can have a maximum of three footer lines defined at any time.

    Whenever  you  define  a new group of footer lines, any previous footer
    lines will be replaced by the new lines. Top or Bottom margins must  be
    one line larger than required Header or Footer.

                                  Page 47
    APPENDIX D

    USING A MOUSE WITH GALAXY LITE

    If you have a mouse installed and have run MOUSE.COM or MOUSE.SYS prior
    to  loading  GALAXY LITE, you will see a mouse cursor in the upper left
    hand corner of the screen.

    You can enter the Pulldown Menus by pressing any mouse button on either
    the status line or the top ruler line.

    There are two ways to use the mouse in the menu system:

    In the first method, you "click" (press and release the  mouse  button)
    on  line one or line two of the screen. The menu bar will appear on the
    screen, in the same manner as when you press F10. You then can click on
    any of the top level menu items to pull down  the  submenu.  This  will
    happen  as  if  you pressed the first letter of the main menu item. You
    can then click on a submenu item  to  select  it.  To  leave  the  menu
    system, just click anywhere outside the displayed menu.

    In the second method, rather than clicking, you "drag" (press the mouse
    button but don't release it) the mouse cursor  to  the  menu  item  you
    want. As  the mouse  cursor passes over a  menu item, the submenu below
    it automatically pulls down. As  you  drag  the  mouse  cursor  down  a
    submenu, the submenu choice under the mouse cursor will be highlighted.
    To  select  a submenu item, release the mouse button when the selection
    you want is highlighted. To leave the menu  system,  just  release  the
    mouse button anywhere outside the displayed menu.

    Clicking  anywhere  in  the  text  window  will move the cursor to that
    position. You can change from one window to another simply by  clicking
    the mouse in the other window.

    In  the Defaults menu you can choose whether or not to display a scroll
    bar on the right hand side of the text window. The scroll  bar  has  an
    "elevator"  which  shows  your  relative position in the file. Dragging
    the elevator to a new position is similar  to  issuing  a  Go  To  Line
    command. For example: if you drag the elevator to roughly the middle of
    the scroll bar while editing a 1000 line file, the current line will be
    changed to approximately line 500.

    Clicking anywhere between the up arrow mark and the elevator is treated
    the  same  as  the  Page  Up command, and clicking anywhere between the
    elevator and the down arrow mark is the same as the Page Down  command.
    Clicking on the up arrow mark or down arrow mark is treated the same as
    if you pressed the up or down arrow key. Leave the mouse button down in
    any of these cases to scroll continuously.

                                  Page 48
    APPENDIX E

    ADDING GRAPHIC CHARACTERS

    Graphic  characters  may  be  included  in  your  text  by  finding the
    appropriate  ASCII  value  of  the  graphics  required. This   may   be
    accomplished  by  obtaining an ASCII chart. Most printer manuals have a
    chart.

    Press and hold the ALT key and type the decimal value  associated  with
    the  ASCII  character you require on the numeric keypad. For example if
    you need the English pound symbol £ you press and hold the ALT key down
    at the same time you type 1,5,6, on the numeric key pad.  Then  release
    the  ALT and the graphic pound sign will appear. This function may also
    be handy for making boxes etc. Macro's  can  be  used  to  store  these
    graphics symbols or whatever you create for later use.

                                  Page 49
    APPENDIX F

    REGISTRATION

    Evaluationware  is  a  distribution methods, not a type of software. If
    you should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,  whether
    it  is  commercial or evaluationware or shareware, you should be honest
    and  register  it  with  the  author, this is the only way to keep good
    software supported.  The evaluationware system makes fitting your needs
    easier, because you are allowed to try before you buy, and because  the
    prices  are more reasonable. Evaluationware has the ultimate money-back
    guarantee, if you don't like the software simply pass it on to  someone
    else to try or destroy it after the evaluation period.

    Registration  licenses  you  to  use GALAXY LITE, and supplies you with
    other benefits such as telephone support a larger more complete  50,000
    word  spelling  checker.  Any other use of this software is a violation
    of our license agreement and is forbidden. Single user registration  is
    available for $50.00 per copy.

               ALL PRICE ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.


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Features of Galaxy Pro-Lite.

Galaxy  Pro-Lite  will  include a brand new, professionally written manual.
This new manual is  more  extensive,  and  will  not  only  give  you  more
information  but will make contacting us easier, and give you the basics of
word processing. It is designed to lay flat and includes  all  the  helpful
information you may require. Your new manual has a new registration system,
the  serial  number  is both on the card you send in and will remain in the
manual for easy reference. A new command reference card is also included in
the manual, it may be removed for placement next to your computer.

Galaxy Pro-Lite will now include a  new  more  complete  spelling  checker,
100,000 words.  The new checker uses a new compression method which allowed
us to add 30,000 more words and the disk file is only 354k in size.

Galaxy Pro-Lite allows you to import the date and time in to your document.
You set the new options from the default menu.  Time can be set to standard
or military or none, date can be set to US 01/31/99, January 31, 1999 or 31
/01/99  (European)  or  none.   Then every time you press the CTRL key & QT
keys the date and time or both will be placed where the cursor is  located.
The date & time options are saved to the GLITE.INI file.

Printing from memory just press the CTRL key & KP keys.  This allows you to
load a document, then edit the document and print it without disturbing the
original  file. You can even mark a block of text, just highlight the block
of text you wish to print, then press the CTRL key & KP keys.  A  sub  menu
will  pop  up  with  print a block, number of copies and device. The device
will also indicate the current PRD file associated with that device.

Single and double spacing within the same document. Now by pressing the ALT
key & D key within your text, the printing is shifted into double  spacing,
by  pressing  the  ALT key & D key again, the printer is returned to single
spacing.

Word Counter, by pressing the CTRL key & KN keys, or pulling down the block
menu, enables a scan of the document and the word count is displayed.

International characters can be added to your add-on dictionary.  Just  add
the  word  as you normally would with the spelling checker, or manually add
the words to the GALAUX.DIC file.  The GALAUX.DIC file is an ASCII file and
easily edited.

Automatic Backup this option located in the file menu, you can  set  Galaxy
Pro-Lite  to  automatically  save your current document every five minutes.
This option will be saved in the Galaxy Pro-Lite INI file, as a default.

Semi-Auto-Reformat, formatting of text is now semi-automatic. By  selecting
the 'on' option from the default menu, everytime you press the CTRL key & B
key  a  screen  will  appear  with  the options of 'P' for reformatting the
current paragraph, 'D' for reformatting the entire document, or option  'S'
for  skip the current paragraph.  Just type the letter P,D,or S for program
operation.  If the off position is selected, the reformatting will be as in
older versions, requiring you to press  the  CTRL-B  at  the  top  of  each
paragraph.

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Features of Galaxy Pro-Lite, Continued.

Colors  are  no longer set in the install program. Colors can now be set up
in the default menu, each option has its own color number list and displays
the current value.  This will make color selection even  easier.   Remember
to save the defaults to keep the colors set for your next program use.

Printing  is  now  easier, allowing you to have multiple printers attached,
and to simply switch from one to another, just change the device.  Now when
you install the new Galaxy Pro-Lite, the installation program will ask  you
for  how  many  printers  to  install  1-3, then assign a PRD file for each
device.  If you have more than one printer attached to your  computer,  for
example  you  have an HP laser printer connected to LPT-1, you would select
PRD #16 for LPT-1, and you have an Epson attached to LPT-2, select PRD  #11
to  device  LPT-2.   The PRD information will be saved in Galaxy Pro-Lite's
INI file.

Internal print attributes, Makeprd.com is no longer  required!   All  print
attributes  will be changed in the new print code menu, by either selecting
print codes from the print menu or by typing ^QP, which will bring  up  the
new  menu,  while  you  are  editing.  This will help you to remember which
attribute is assigned to which keys.  Now select Load the current  PRD  and
it's  device  will  be  listed  in the open PRD box, press enter or type in
another PRD filename you wish to edit.  A sub menu will  pop  up  with  the
keys  listed,  ALT-B  through ALT-F8, and the current value assigned to the
key, Bold, Condensed, etc.  using the arrow keys, select the attribute  you
wish  to  change.   You can also overwrite the current attribute name.  The
next step is to enter the print codes for that attribute.  You  will  start
in  the  on  selection  box enter the print codes from your manual, use the
arrow key to switch to the off selection box.  The codes are still  entered
as in the past, separated by a backslash.  Galaxy Pro-Lite now allows up to
eight print attributes for any special printer codes, such as proportional,
condensed, elongated, and font changes, anything your printer is capable of
accomplishing.   When  finished press save.  Galaxy Pro-Lite will write the
new PRD with the current name.

(Marking Blocks) Galaxy Pro-Lite now highlights the  first  character  when
selecting  a  block, making it easier to remember the beginning of the text
block you're moving.

(LPT3) Galaxy Pro-Lite now supports LPT 3 in the device window.

(Formfeeds) A new final formfeed is now available to you.  This is required
to send form letters to some laser printers.

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