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HELP INDEX
!Use the arrow keys to highlight the desired
! topic, and then press (ENTER).
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Welcome
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Support
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Hot-Keys
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Mouse
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Help
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Key Commands
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Box Codes
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Field Editing
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License
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DOS Shell
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Setup
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Limits
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ASCII Chart
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Movement
2V
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CTRL-K
3V
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CTRL-Q
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Other Keys
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Definable
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Info
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Kudos
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HELP
This program contains an on-line, context sensitive help system.  At
any time, you can view a help screen relating to your position in
the program by pressing (F1).  Presented below is a summary of the
valid commands while in the help window.
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(ARROW KEYS) Select a topic by moving the highlight bar with
             any of the arrow keys.
(ANY LETTER) Jump to the next selection beginning with that letter.
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(HOME) Move the highlight bar to the first selection.
 (END) Move the highlight bar to the last selection.
(PGUP) Move the highlight bar 1/10 back in the list.
(PGDN) Move the highlight bar 1/10 forward in the list.
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(ESC) or (-) Leave the help system and return to program.
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FIELD EDITING pg. 1 of 3
When entering certain text information, such as a search key, you
may use the following field editing commands.
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     (HOME)  Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.
      (END)  Moves the cursor to the end of the line.
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        ()  Moves the cursor one space to the left.
        ()  Moves the cursor one space to the right.
   (CTRL-)  Moves the cursor one word to the left.
   (CTRL-)  Moves the cursor one word to the right.
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      (DEL)  Deletes one character at the cursor.
(BACKSPACE)  Moves the cursor one space to the left and deletes
             one character.
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FIELD EDITING pg. 2 of 3
  (INS)  Toggles between the insert and over-type mode.  While in
         the insert mode the cursor's height will increase and new
         characters are inserted by shifting all remaining text one
         position to the right of the cursor.  Toggling back to the
         over-type mode will restore the cursor to its normal size
         and characters entered will replace those at the cursor.
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   (F5)  Converts all the text to upper case.
   (F6)  Converts all the text to lower case.
   (F7)  Makes the first letter of each word upper case.
   (F8)  Reverses the character's case at the cursor.
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 (PGUP)  Enter control character (i.e. ALT-027, ALT-007, etc.)
 (PGDN)  Reverse all changes and continue editing.
  (ESC)  Reverse all changes and quit.
(ENTER)  Accept all changes and quit.
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FIELD EDITING pg. 3 of 3
In some instances, the input line will appear with text already in
it.  This is either the default or the last entered text.  Pressing
any character will erase the line and allow you to enter new text.
However, you may choose to edit the text by first pressing a control
key.  A control key is any valid non-alphanumeric key such as (INS)
or ().
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HOT-KEYS
There are certain key combinations that are available to you anytime
SEDIT is waiting on a key to be pressed.  These are called HOT-KEYS.
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Valid Hot-Keys (default):

              (F1)  Context sensitive help.
           (ALT-M)  Available memory and other key information.
           (ALT-S)  Shell to DOS, return to SEDIT by typing EXIT.
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LICENSE AGREEMENT pg. 1 of 2
SEDIT (the software) is licensed to you.  The author, J.E. Smith,
retains sole ownership of the software.

You may try the shareware version for no more than 30 days, after
which you must either register it or quit using the program.
Registered users may only use the software on one computer at a
time.  At no time should more than one copy of software be running
on different computers at the same time.

Registered users are permitted to make a backup copy of the
CONFIG.SE file for their own use in case the original disk becomes
defective.  All other copies of this file are prohibited.  The
CONFIG.SE file should not be loaned, given away or otherwise used by
anyone other than the licensee.
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LICENSE AGREEMENT pg. 2 of 2
You may NOT alter, decompile or disassemble the software or any of
the supporting files other than what occurs during the natural use
of the program.

You may NOT assign, sublicense, or transfer the program or any
rights under this License to anyone else.  This License Agreement is
NOT transferable, and can only be revoked by the user if he or she
destroys ALL copies of the program.
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DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES AND LIABILITY

SEDIT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER
EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.  YOU ASSUME THE ENTIRE RISK OF USING THE
PRODUCT.  THE AUTHOR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING
FROM ANY DEFECT IN, OR USE OF, THE SOFTWARE.
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WELCOME
Welcome to SEDIT!  SEDIT is a text editor originally designed to
compose and edit messages while using an offline mail reader such as
SPEED READ.  However, its use is not limited to just offline mail.
It provides all the features needed to create small to medium size
text documents.
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Major features included are multi-file editing (up to 4 files),
search and replace, block commands (copy, move, etc.), printing,
keyboard macros, user-defined wordwrap, paragraph reformating and a
spelling checker with a 50,000 word dictionary.
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SEDIT was designed with ease of use in mind.  Most commands are
available via pull-down menus.  An extensive, on-line,
context-sensitive, hyper-text, help system is always available by
pressing (F1).  A lot of thought and time went into SEDIT, I hope
you find it as useful as I do.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Questions or comments about this product, or any of my other
products, should be directed to:

      Jim E. Smith                        Channel 8250
  344 Observatory Drive        or     SPEED Conference #25
  Birmingham, AL  35206                   205-744-8546

I also monitor several national networks such as ILink, U'NI Net,
etc.  You may leave me mail, addressed to JIM SMITH, in the
Shareware Conference of any of these networks.

In addition to the above, registered users are provided with my home
phone number for immediate technical support.
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MOUSE SUPPORT
Mouse Support was deferred until a later version, so that it can be
properly implemented.
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KUDOS AND MANY THANKS
First, I would like to thank all the people who have registered
SEDIT.  If you had not done so, SEDIT would have ceased to exist.  I
would like to give a special thanks to the registered users who
chose to help beta test the latest version of SEDIT.
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I would like to also recognize the Sysops of Channel 8250, RANDY
HILLIARD and MIKE TYNER; the Sysop of the Lunatic Fringe JOHN
STEWART; and the Sysops of The Matrix ROCKY RAWLINS and ERIC HUNT.
They have willingly given of their time, energies and system
resources, to provide SEDIT a distribution site.  Thanks!
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SEDIT's original beta team was made up of several registered SPEED
READ users.  Though too numerous to list, each of these people have
earned a special heartfelt thanks.
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KEY COMMANDS
Some commands have a static or hard-coded keystroke associated with
it.  These keystrokes cannot be changed via the configuration
program.  Generally, these are common default keystrokes for most
editors and most also have a user-definable keystroke associated
with it.  See MOVEMENT, CTRL-K, CTRL-Q and OTHER KEYS.
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Most commands allow you define or assign a key to that particular
function.  Since the keystrokes are subject to change the online
help and the manual will only refer to them by function and default
keystroke.  See DEFINABLE KEYS.
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MOVEMENT
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CTRL-K
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CTRL-Q
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DEFINABLE KEYS
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MOVEMENT
The following keys are used to move within a text file.  These keys
are not user-definable.
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           (/) Move one space to the left/right.
      (CTRL-/) Move one word to the left/right.
           (/) Move to previous/next line.
      (HOME/END) Move to the beginning/end of current line.
 (CTRL-HOME/END) Move to first/last line of displayed screen.
     (PGUP/PGDN) Previous/next screen.
(CTRL-PGUP/PGDN) First/last screen and line.
         (ENTER) Move to beginning of the next line.
           (TAB) Jump predefined number of spaces.
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CTRL-K
The CTRL-K commands are primarily block commands.  They closely
follow the industry standard.  These keys are not user-definable.
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(CTRL-K B) Mark beginning of block. │ (CTRL-K H) Hide/unhide block.
(CTRL-K K) Mark end of block.       │ (CTRL-K G) Goto beg. of block.
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(CTRL-K Y) Delete block.        │ (CTRL-K S) Save file.
(CTRL-K C) Copy block.          │ (CTRL-K R) Read block.
(CTRL-K V) Move block.          │ (CTRL-K W) Write block.
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(CTRL-K A) Print all.           │ (CTRL-K M) Set lines per page.
(CTRL-K P) Print block.         │ (CTRL-K L) Set left print margin.
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(CTRL-K T) Copy block to clipboard.   │ (CTRL-K 1..0) Set bookmark.
(CTRL-K F) Copy block from clipboard. │ (CTRL-Q 1..0) Goto bookmark.
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CTRL-Q
The CTRL-Q commands are primarily control commands.  They closely
follow the industry standard.  These keys are not user-definable.
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(CTRL-Q C) Enter Control Code.   │ (CTRL-Q F) Find string.
(CTRL-Q L) Restore line.         │ (CTRL-Q A) Find and replace.
(CTRL-Q Y) Clear to end of line. │ (CTRL-K 1..0) Set bookmark.
                                 │ (CTRL-Q 1..0) Goto bookmark.
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OTHER KEYS
Below is a list of other keys that are not user-definable.
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            (INS) Toggle Insert/Overwrite mode.
            (DEL) Delete character at cursor.
      (BACKSPACE) Delete previous character and backup 1 column.
 (ALT-1 to ALT-4) Jump to window number 1 to 4.
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USER DEFINABLE KEYS
!Use the arrow keys to highlight the desired
!function, and then press (ENTER).
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  --File--
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Save File
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Save All
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Load New
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Close File
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Import
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Export
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Rename
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DOS Shell
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Quit
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  --EDIT--
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Restore Line
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Erase EOL
<-
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Delete Line
=-
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Undelete Line
>-
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Delete Word
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Insert Line
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Expand TABs
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Control Code
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Reformat
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  --Window--
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Zoom/unzoom
5?
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Next Window
6?
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Toggle Split
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Resize
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  --Locate--
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Find
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Replace
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Next Match
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Goto Line
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  --Block--
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Mark Beg.
/P
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Reset Beg.
0P
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Mark End
1P
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Copy
2P
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Move
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Delete
4P
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Goto Beg.
5P
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Hide/unhide
6P
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To Clipboard
7P
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From Clipbd.
8P
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  --Prt--
9P
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Print Block
:P
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Print All
;P
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Form Feed
<P
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Left Margin
=P
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Line/page
>P
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Page Break
/a
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  --Macro--
0a
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Keyboard Macros
1a
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  --Spell--
2a
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Check to EOF
3a
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Check Word
4a
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Spell Check
5a
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  --Other--
6a
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Autoindent
7a
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Strip Spaces
8a
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Insert
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Word Wrap
:a
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TAB Size
;a
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Swapping
<a
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DOS Command
=a
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Memory
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Save Settings
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FILE MENU
The pull-down File menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-F, by default).
It provides easy access to most of the disk/file related functions
in SEDIT.  The following functions are supported via the menu.
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 Save File    -  Save active file.
 Save All     -  Prompt and save all files.
 Load New     -  Load a new file.
 Close File   -  Close active file.
 Import       -  Import another file into the active file.
 Export       -  Export the marked block of text to a file.
 Rename       -  Rename the active.
 DOS Shell    -  Temporarily shell to DOS, Type EXIT to return.
 Quit         -  Close all files and exit SEDIT.
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Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
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Save File
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Save All
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Load New
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Close File
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Import
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Export
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Rename
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DOS Shell
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Quit
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SAVE FILE
The Save File command (F2, by default) will save the current/active
file to disk.  This is an unconditional save (the file is saved each
time whether or not it needs to be saved).
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Whenever a file is changed and is unsaved the status bar will show
an '*' instead of a '·' after the "Buf:" field.
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SAVE ALL
The Save All command (ALT-F2, by default) will save all changed
files to disk.  This is a conditional save (the file is only saved
if it has changed since the last time it was saved).
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Whenever a file is changed and is unsaved the status bar will show
an '*' instead of a '·' after the "Buf:" field.
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LOAD NEW
The Load New command (F3, by default) will display a list of files
and allow you select the desired one to load.  Once selected SEDIT
will automatically open a new window and display the file in it.
If there is insufficient memory to load the file or all 4 windows
are in use, SEDIT will abort the operation.
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CLOSE FILE
The Close File command (ALT-F3, by default) will close the active
file.  If the file has been changed since the last time it was
saved, SEDIT will ask you if you want to save the file before
closing it.
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IMPORT
The Import command (CTRL-Z, by default) will display a list of files
and allow you to select the desired one to import.  The selected
file will be combined into the active file beginning where the
cursor is located when the command is issued.
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EXPORT
The Export command (CTRL-X, by default) allows you to create a text
file containing whatever is marked in the active file.
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RENAME
The Rename command (F4, by default) allows you to rename the active
file.  Future saves will use the new name.  Note that this does not
affect files previously saved under the old name.
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DOS SHELL
This command (ALT-S, by default) allows you to shell to DOS without
exiting SEDIT.  You can then perform DOS related functions such as
formatting disks, copying files or any other needed activity.  When
you are finished, type EXIT and you will immediately return to SEDIT
exactly where you were when you shelled to DOS.
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If Swapping is turned off, SEDIT is left in conventional memory.
This will limit the amount of free memory while in DOS.  If you get
errors such as 'Program too big to fit in memory' or 'Out of memory'
try turning Swapping on before shelling to DOS.  To change the Swap
setting press (ALT-O) for the Other menu, then press (P) to toggle
the setting.  If you want to make the setting permanent, press (V)
to saVe the settings.
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QUIT
The Quit command (ALT-X, by default) prompts you to save unsaved
files then exits SEDIT.
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EDIT MENU
The pull-down Edit menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-E, by default).
It provides easy access to many editing functions in SEDIT.  The
following functions are supported via the menu.
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 Restore Line   -  Undo changes to line.
 Erase EOL      -  Erase from cursor position to end-of-line.
 Delete Line    -  Delete current line.
 Undelete Line  -  Resore last deleted line.
 Delete Word    -  Delete word t cursor.
 Insert Line    -  Insert a new line.
 Expand TABs    -  Convert all TAB characters into spaces.
 Control Code   -  Insert control code into text.
 Reformat       -  Reformat current paragraph or quoted text.
 Line Draw      -  Draw lines and boxes using the cursor.
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Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
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Restore Line
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Erase EOL
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Delete Line
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Undelete Line
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Delete Word
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Insert Line
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Expand TABs
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Control Code
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Reformat
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Line Draw
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REST_LINE
The Restore Line command (ALT-U, by default) will undo all the
changes to the active line and restore it to its original state.
This command is only available for the current line.  Once you leave
a line, SEDIT is no longer able to reverse your changes.
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ERASE EOL
The Erase EOL command (CTRL-E, by default) will delete all
characters from the cursor to the end of the current line
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DELETE LINE
The Delete Line command (CTRL-Y, by default) will delete the current
line and place it in the undelete buffer.  You can retrieve a
deleted line with the Undelete Line command.
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UNDELETE LINE
The Undelete Line command (CTRL-U, by default) will undelete the
last line deleted or the last line placed in the undelete buffer.
Lines are placed in the undelete buffer with the Delete Line, Delete
Block or To Clipboard commands.
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INSERT LINE
The Insert Line command (CTRL-N, by default) will insert a blank
line directly above the cursor.
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CONTROL CODE
The Control Code command (CTRL-O, by default) allows you to enter
control codes directly into the file you are editing.  The control
code is the ASCII value associated with the particular character you
want to enter.
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EXPAND TAB
The Expand TABs command (SHIFT-TAB, by default) will convert all TAB
characters into the proper number of spaces.  The number of spaces
is set with the Tab Size command.
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DELETE WORD
The Delete Word command (CTRL-T, by default) will delete one word
(consisting of alpha-numeric characters) at the cursor and any
trailing spaces.  If the cursor in on a non-alpha-numeric character,
then SEDIT will delete charaters until the next alpha-numeric
character is reached.
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REFORMAT PARAGRAPH OR QUOTED TEXT
The Reformat command (CTRL-CR, by default) reformats the current
paragraph from the cursor position to the paragraph's end.  This is
accomplished by wrapping lines longer than the Wordwrap length to
the next line.  Indention is preserved during the reformation.
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The Reformat Quote command (CTRL-\, by default) reformats quoted
text from the cursor position to the last quoted line.  This is
accomplished by wrapping lines longer than the Wordwrap length to
the next line while leaving the quote characters in place.  The
number of quote characters is determined by the cursor position when
the command is issued.  If the starting column position is greater
than eight or the character preceding the cursor is alpha-numeric,
you are asked to confirm the command.
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    JS> To reformat this quote place the cursor on the letter
    JS> "T" in the word "To" on the first line and press (CTRL-\).
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LINE DRAW
The Line Draw command (ALT--, by default) allows you to select a
drawing mode.  Once a mode is selected SEDIT will draw lines and
boxes simply by moving the cursor.  The following modes are valid:
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Off - No lines are drawn, normal edit mode.
 ┌────────┐  ╔════════╗  ╒═══════════════════╕  ╓─────────────────╖
 │ Single │  ║ Double ║  │ Double Horizontal │  ║ Double Vertical ║
 └────────┘  ╚════════╝  ╘═══════════════════╛  ╙─────────────────╜
Erase - Characters and lines are erased as the cursor is moved.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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WINDOW MENU
The pull-down Window menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-W, by
default). It provides easy access to multi-file windowing functions
in SEDIT.  The following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Zoom/unzoom   -  Toggle to/from full screen presentation.
 Next Window   -  Jump to the net window.
 Toggle Split  -  Toggle horizontal/vertical split of windows.
 Resize        -  Enlarge or shrink active window.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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ZOOM/UNZOOM WINDOW
The Zoom/Unzoom command (F5, by default) expands the window to
occupy the full screen (Zoom) or returns it to its normal size
(Unzoom), depending on its current state.  When a window is not
Zoomed it will have a border around it.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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NEXT WINDOW
The Next Window command (F6, by default) makes the next valid
window/file in the que the active window/file.  If no valid
windows/files are found before the end of the que, SEDIT will search
from the beginning of the que up to the current window/file.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
(ALT-1 thru ALT-4) will allow you to jump directly to any valid
window/file without having to cycle through all the other
windows/files.  For example, if you are editing 4 files at once and
the active file is #3 (see the bottom right hand corner of the
status bar) and you want to go to the 2nd window/file, simply press
(ALT-2).
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TOGGLE SPLIT
The Toggle Split command (F7, by default) toggles how multiple
files/windows are displayed.  They are displayed either horizontally
(on top of each other from top to bottom) or vertically (next to
each other from left to right).
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RESIZE WINDOW
The Resize Window command (CTRL-F5, by default) allows you to change
the size of the active window when multiple windows are displayed.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
The windows are resized by moving the bottom border up or down for
horizontally displayed windows, and the right border left or right
for vertically displayed windows.  Note the adjoining window must
have sufficient room to be expanded into.
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LOCATE MENU
The pull-down Locate menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-L, by
default). It provides easy access to search and replace functions in
SEDIT.  The following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Find          -  Find specified string.
 Replace       -  Find specified string and replace with another.
 Next Match    -  Find next match of previously specified string.
 Goto Line     -  Goto a specified line number.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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Next Match
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FIND STRING
The Find command (CTRL-F, by default) allows you to search for a
specific string as defined in the "Search For:" field.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
"Ignore Case" when toggled to "No" will only find a match if the
case is the same.  For example, "sedit", "Sedit", "SEDIT" are
considered different strings when this field is set to "No", but
are considered the same string when this field is set to "Yes".
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
"Range:" determines the scope of the search.  "From Cursor" begins
the search at the cursor and continues to the end of the file.
"From Beginning" searches the entire file.  "Marked Block" limits
the search to highlighted block.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
(SPACEBAR) to toggle options.  (TAB) to begin a search.  (ESC) Quit.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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SEARCH & REPLACE
The Replace command (CTRL-R, by default) searchs for the string
defined in "Search For:" and replaces it with "Replace With:".
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
"Ignore Case" when toggled to "No" will only find a match if the
case is the same.  For example, "sedit", "Sedit", "SEDIT" are
considered different strings when this field is set to "No", but
are considered the same string when this field is set to "Yes".
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
"Range:" determines the scope of the search.  "From Cursor" begins
the search at the cursor and continues to the end of the file.
"From Beginning" searches the entire file.  "Marked Block" limits
the search to highlighted block.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
If the "Prompt:" option is set to "No", then all matches are
automatically changed, else you are prompted before each change.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
(SPACEBAR) to toggle options.  (TAB) to begin a search.  (ESC) Quit.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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NEXT MATCH
The Next Match command (CTRL-L, by default) continues a previously
defined search.  If no more matches are found a beep will sound.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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GOTO LINE
The Goto Line command (CTRL-G, by default) allows you to jump
directly to the specified line.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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BLOCK MENU
The pull-down Block menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-B, by
default).  It provides access to most of the block related functions
in SEDIT.  The following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Mark Beg.     -  Begin marking block.
 Reset Beg.    -  Reset the beginning of a marked block.
 Mark End      -  Define the end of a marked block.
 Copy          -  Copy marked block.
 Move          -  Move marked block.
 Delete        -  Delete marked block.
 Goto Beg.     -  Move cursor to beginning of marked block.
 Hide/unhide   -  Hide/unhide marked block.
 To Clipboard  -  Copy marked block to clipboard.
 From Clipbd.  -  Get text from clipboard.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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Delete
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Goto Beg.
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Hide/unhide
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To Clipboard
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MARK BEGINNING OF BLOCK
The Mark Beg. command (F9, by default) sets the current cursor
position as the beginning and end of the block.  Until the Mark End
command is issued, the end of the block follows the current cursor
position.  This allows you to define the block by simply moving the
cursor to where you want the block to end.
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RESET BEGINNING OF BLOCK
The Reset Beg. command (ALT-F9, by default) resets the block's
beginning to the current cursor position.  This command allows you
to change the beginning of a marked block.  Unlike the Mark Beg.
command the end-of-block marker is not affected.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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MARK END BLOCK
The Mark End command (F10, by default) sets the block's end to the
current cursor position.  After issuing a Mark End command the block
end setting will no longer follow the current cursor position.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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COPY BLOCK
The Copy command (ALT-C, by default) copies the marked block to the
current cursor postition.  The copied block is inserted and does not
overwrite existing text.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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MOVE BLOCK
The Move command (ALT-V, by default) copies the marked block to the
current cursor postition, and then deletes the original block.  The
moved block is inserted and does not overwrite existing text.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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DELETE BLOCK
The Delete Block command (ALT-Y, by default) removes the marked
block from the document and places it in the undelete buffer.  It
can be recovered 1 line at a time with the Undelete Line command.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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GOTO BEGINNING OF BLOCK
The Goto Beg. command (CTRL-F9, by default) moves the cursor
position to the beginning of the marked block.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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HIDE/UNHIDE BLOCK
The Hide/unhide command (ALT-F10, by default) hides or unhides the
marked block, depending the the blocks current state.  The block is
hidden by changing its highlighted color to the default text color.
It is unhidden by resetting its color to the highlighted color.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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TO CLIPBOARD
The To Clipboard command (ALT-D, by default) copies the highlighted/
marked text to the undelete buffer.  It can be retrieved using the
From Clipboard command.  This command, along with the From Clipboard
command, is used to move text from one file to another.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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FROM CLIPBOARD
The From Clipboard command (ALT-G, by default) copies a previously
saved block of text from the undelete buffer.  Text can be saved
using the To Clipboard command.  This command, along with the To
Clipboard command, is used to move text from one file to another.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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PRT MENU
The pull-down Prt menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-R, by default).
It provides access to the print functions in SEDIT.  The following
functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Print Block  -  Print only the marked block.
 Print All    -  Print entire file.
 Form Feed    -  Send form-feed to printer.
 Left Margin  -  The number of spaces to indent when printing.
 Lines/page   -  THe number of printed lines per page.
 Page Break   -  Enter a hard page break (decimal char code 012).
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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PRINT BLOCK
The Print Block command (CTRL-B, by default) sends the marked block
to the printer (lpt1).  A form feed is not sent after the block.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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PRINT ALL
The Print All command (CTRL-D, by default) sends the entire active
file to the printer (lpt1).  A form feed is not sent after the file.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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FORM FEED
The Form Feed command (which is only accessible via the menus) sends
sends a form feed to the printer (lpt1).  A form feed is often
needed after printing a block or file to instruct the printer to
eject the last page.
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LEFT MARGIN
The Left Margin command (ALT-I, by default) allows you to define the
number of spaces each line is indented when the file or a block is
sent to a text printer.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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LINES PER PRINTED PAGE
The Lines/page command (ALT-H, by default) allows you to define the
number of lines printed on each page.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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PAGE BREAK
The Page Break command (CTRL-P, by default) allows you to force a
page break when printing by inserting a form feed character directly
into the text.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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MACRO MENU
The pull-down Macro menu is accessed by pressing (CTRL-C, by
default).  It provides access to the macro functions in SEDIT.  The
following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Record Macro   -  Begin/end recording session.
 Execute Macro  -  Execute previously recorded macro.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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RECORD MACRO
The Record Macro command (CTRL-], by default) allows you to
assign a predefined sequence of keystrokes to a single keystroke.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
When the Record Macro command is issued, you are asked to select
a key you want to assign the keystrokes to.  Then you are asked to
enter a short description of the macro.  The description will appear
in the maCro menu.  Once the description is entered, a beep will
sound to let you know the recording has begun.  Enter the key
sequence as you normally would.  When finished, press the Record
Macro command once again.  A series of beeps will acknowledge that
the key sequence was saved.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
SEDIT allows up to 10 macros with each storing up to 250 keystrokes.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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EXECUTE MACRO
The Execute Macro commands (SHIFT-F1 thru SHIFT-F10, by default)
allows you execute a previously defined macro.  To replay the
sequence of keystrokes, press the key to which they were assigned.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
SEDIT allows up to 10 macros with each storing up to 250 keystrokes.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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SPELL MENU
The pull-down Spell menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-P, by
default).  It provides easy access to the spell check functions in
SEDIT.  The following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Check To EOF  -  Spell Check from current position to end of file.
 Check Word    -  Check word at cursor.
 Spell Check   -  Toggle automatic spell checking On or Off.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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CHECK TO EOF
The Check To EOF command (CTRL-A, by default) checks the spelling of
the current file, beginning where the cursor is positioned to the
file's end.  To terminate the spell check, press (ESC).
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CHECK WORD
The Check Word command (ALT-A, by default) checks the spelling of
the word at the cursor.  If the word is found in the dictionary, a
distinctive tone will sound, otherwise a list of similar words is
provided for you to select the correct spelling.
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AUTO SPELL CHECK
The Spell Check command (which is only accessible via the menus)
toggles the auto checking On or Off.  If the auto checking is On,
the words are checked as you type them in.  A beep sounds if SEDIT
cannot find the word in the dictionary.  You may then either
continue typing or look the word up with the Check Word command.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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OTHER MENU
The pull-down Other menu is accessed by pressing (ALT-O, by
default).  It provides access to several general functions in SEDIT.
The following functions are supported via the menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 Help           -  Online, context sensitive, hyper-text help.
 Autoindent     -  Indent same as previous line.
 Strip Spaces   -  Strip blank spaces at the end of a line.
 Insert         -  Toggle insert/over-write mode.
 Word Wrap      -  Wrap to next line when right margin is reached.
 TAB Size       -  Set number of spaces represented by TAB key.
 Swapping       -  Swap SEDIT out of memory before running program.
 DOS Command    -  Execute DOS command from within SEDIT.
 Memory         -  Display free memory, system time,etc.
 Save Settings  -  Save custom settings to active .CFG file.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Functions with a key combination displayed can be directly accessed
via the key combination without using the pull-down menu.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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AUTOINDENT
The Autoindent command (which is only accessible via the menus)
toggles the auto indenting On or Off.  If the auto indenting is On,
the next line indents the same number of spaces as the previous line
when (ENTER) is pressed or word wrap occurs.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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STRIP TRAILING SPACES
The Strip Spaces command (which is only accessible via the menus)
toggles the stripping of trailing spaces On or Off.  If strip spaces
is On, any trailing spaces are removed whenever the line is active
then you move to another line.
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INSERT
The Insert command (the (INS) key, is NOT user-definable) toggles
between over-write and insert mode.  When in the insert mode
characters are inserted by pushing trailing text to the right.
While in the over-write mode characters at the cursor are replaced
when a new one is entered.  The cursor is three times larger in the
insert mode than when in the over-write mode.
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WORD WRAP
The Word Wrap command (CTRL-W, by default) allows you to define the
column in which word wrap will take place.  To disable word wrap set
set this item to 0.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Word wrap is the process of ensuring a maximum length for each line.
Text is automatically moved to the next line when a character is
entered beyond the column defined in this setting.  If a line
becomes too long as a result of inserting characters at its
beginning, the line/paragraph is adjusted with the Reformat command.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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TAB SIZE
The Tab Size command (ALT-T, by default) allows you to define the
width of the TAB stops.  The default setting is eight.  Each time
(TAB) is pressed the cursor moves to the next TAB stop (e.g. column
8, 16, 24, etc).
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SWAP SEDIT TO MEMORY OR DISK
When this option is toggled On, SEDIT is moved out of conventional
memory before external programs, including DOS shells, are executed.
This frees more memory for the external program.  SEDIT will attempt
to swap itself to high memory first.  If there is not enough memory,
it will attempt to swap itself to disk.  Toggle this option by
pressing (ENTER).
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
The advantage to swapping, as stated above, is the increased memory
capacity afforded the external program.  However, it will take
longer to execute the program because of the time needed to remove
SEDIT from conventional memory.  Disk swaps will take longer than
memory swaps.  Therefore, if your applications will run without
swapping, it is to your advantage to leave this option toggled Off.
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DOS COMMAND
The DOS Command (F8, by default) allows you to execute a DOS
command without exiting SEDIT.  You can perform DOS related
functions such as formatting disks, copying files or any other
needed activity.  Enter the command in the prompt window just like
you would from a DOS prompt.   When the operation is finished, you
are automatically returned to SEDIT.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
If Swapping is turned off, SEDIT is left in conventional memory.
This will limit the amount of free memory while executing the DOS
command.  If you get errors such as 'Program too big to fit in
memory' or 'Out of memory' try turning Swapping on before shelling
to DOS.  To change the Swap setting press (ALT-O) for the Other
menu, then press (P) to toggle the setting.  If you want to make the
setting permanent, press (V) to saVe the settings.
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SYSTEM INFORMATION
Key system information is available to you anytime by pressing
(ALT-M, by default).  The following information is displayed.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
NEAR FREE  Amount of free memory on the near heap.  This number is
           really not useful to you, since you can not control it.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 FAR FREE  Amount of free memory that SEDIT and other programs can
           use.  When you shell to DOS or SEDIT runs other programs,
           this is the memory that is used.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
NEAR HEAP and FAR HEAP are validity checks for the memory that SEDIT
uses.   Also displayed is the system time and date.
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SAVE SETTINGS
The Save Settings command (which is only accessible via the menus)
will save the various settings to the file SE.CFG.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
It is possible to alter SEDIT's behavior when performing different
types of editing jobs, by placing a customized SE.CFG in different
places where SEDIT is started.  Also you can specify a specific
configuration file via the command line.  For example:

  SE /C=D:\EDIT\SE.CFG

This will start SEDIT and use the configuration file SE.CFG located
in the D:\EDIT directory.  Command line control options should
be entered last.  They should never be entered before a file name.
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SELECT FILE
This window allows you to select a file from a list of files as
defined in the Filespec field.  The following keys are vaild:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
           (TAB) - Jump between the Filespec and Files field.
     (SHIFT-TAB) - Jump to Filespec field.
           (ESC) - Leave window without selecting a file.
            (F9) - Create/load Filespec. (Filespec field).
         (ENTER) - Filespec field: Display new file list.
                      Files field: Select file.
(CTRL-BACKSPACE) - Delete highlighted file (Files field).
    (ARROW KEYS) - Move cursor, scroll when necessary (Files field).
     (PGDN/PGUP) - Next/previous screen (Files field).
      (HOME/END) - Move cursor to first/last item (Files field).
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
While in the Files section, the highlighted file's name, size, date
and time are displayed above the file list.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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SELECT WORD
The spelling checker was unable to find this word in the dictionary.
The questionable word is shown as the window's title.  The following
keys are valid while in this window:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
(ENTER) - Select highlighted word as the correct spelling.
  (F10) - Add word to personal list.
  (TAB) - Skip the questionable word and continue on.  The word will
          be automatically skipped each time thereafter.
  (ESC) - Leave window and terminate spelling check.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
          (/) - Move cursor down/up one item.
    (PGDN/PGUP) - Next/previous screen.
     (HOME/END) - Move cursor to first/last screen.
(CTRL-HOME/END) - Move cursor to first/last displayed item.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
To search for a specific word, begin typing the word.  Use
(BACKSPACE) if you enter an incorrect letter.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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SEDIT CONFIGURATION PROGRAM
The program SE-CFG.EXE is used to customize certain SEDIT settings.
The new settings are stored in the file SE.CFG.  If SEDIT can find
this file at startup, the settings, as defined in SE.CFG, are used
instead of the default.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
Key Bindings    - Define keystrokes used to execute SEDIT commands.
Color Selection - Define colors used within SEDIT.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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KEY BINDINGS
SE-CFG.EXE option (1).  This screen allows you to define the
keystrokes used to execute SEDIT commands.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
   (ARROWS) - Move highlight bar.
(PGDN/PGUP) - Move down/up five places.
 (HOME/END) - Move to the first/last item.
    (SPACE) - Tag active key.  Once tagged it will begin to blink.
    (ENTER) - Move a tagged (blinking) key to highlighted key.
       (F2) - Save displayed key bindings in SE.CFG file.
      (TAB) - Display alternate list.  Use (SPACE) and (ENTER) as
              defined above to change key bindings.
    (ALT-X) - Save settings and exit.
      (ESC) - Exit program, no save.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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SELECT COLORS
SE-CFG.EXE option (2).  From this screen you can change the colors
used by SEDIT.  Use the up () and down () arrows to select which
item to change.  Use the left () and right () arrows to change the
color of the highlighted item.  Sample screens are provided to let
you view your selections.  See below for other valid commands.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
    (D) - Toggle through various default settings.
   (F2) - Save the displayed colors as the default colors.
(ALT-X) - Save settings and exit.
  (ESC) - Exit program, no save.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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APPLICATION LIMITS
SEDIT was not designed as a "do all" or "be everything" editor.
There are plenty of other editors available for the "power-user".
Instead SEDIT was designed for small to medium editing tasks such as
replying to messages using an off-line mail reader, editing batch
files, writing quick memos, etc.  SEDIT's emphasis is on ease of
use and user comfort.  As such, SEDIT has the following limitations:
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  * 5,000 lines per file maximum.  Additional lines are truncated.
  * 1,024 column maximum.  Additional columns are truncated.
  * 4 concurrently opened files.
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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BOX ASCII CODES
  201╔══════════╦══════════╗187          214╓──────────╥──────────╖183
     ║       203║          ║                ║       210║          ║
     ║186       ║          ║                ║186       ║          ║
     ║          ║206       ║                ║          ║215       ║
  204╠══════════╬══════════╣185          199╟──────────╫──────────╢182
     ║          ║          ║                ║          ║          ║
     ║186       ║          ║                ║186       ║          ║
     ║          ║202       ║                ║          ║208       ║
  200╚══════════╩══════════╝188          211╙──────────╨──────────╜189
         205                                    196
                    205                                    196
  213╒══════════╤══════════╕184          218┌──────────┬──────────┐191
     │       209│          │                │       194│          │
     │179       │          │                │179       │          │
     │          │216       │                │          │197       │
  198╞══════════╪══════════╡181          195├──────────┼──────────┤180
     │          │          │                │          │          │
     │179       │          │                │179       │          │
     │          │207       │                │          │193       │
  212╘══════════╧══════════╛190          192└──────────┴──────────┘217
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ASCII CHART 1 of 2
 0   NUL │ 16  DLE │ 32    │ 48 0  │ 64 @  │ 80 P  │ 96 `   │ 112 p
 1 
 SOH │ 17  DC1 │ 33 !  │ 49 1  │ 65 A  │ 81 Q  │ 97 a   │ 113 q
 2  STX │ 18  DC2 │ 34 "  │ 50 2  │ 66 B  │ 82 R  │ 98 b   │ 114 r
 3  ETX │ 19  DC3 │ 35 #  │ 51 3  │ 67 C  │ 83 S  │ 99 c   │ 115 s
 4  EOT │ 20  DC4 │ 36 $  │ 52 4  │ 68 D  │ 84 T  │ 100 d  │ 116 t
 5  ENQ │ 21  NAK │ 37 %  │ 53 5  │ 69 E  │ 85 U  │ 101 e  │ 117 u
 6  ACK │ 22  SYN │ 38 &  │ 54 6  │ 70 F  │ 86 V  │ 102 f  │ 118 v
 7  BEL │ 23  ETB │ 39 '  │ 55 7  │ 71 G  │ 87 W  │ 103 g  │ 119 w
 8  BS  │ 24  CAN │ 40 (  │ 56 8  │ 72 H  │ 88 X  │ 104 h  │ 120 x
 9      HT  │ 25  EM  │ 41 )  │ 57 9  │ 73 I  │ 89 Y  │ 105 i  │ 121 y
10   LF  │ 26   SUB │ 42 *  │ 58 :  │ 74 J  │ 90 Z  │ 106 j  │ 122 z
11  VT  │ 27  ESC │ 43 +  │ 59 ;  │ 75 K  │ 91 [  │ 107 k  │ 123 {
12  FF  │ 28  FS  │ 44 ,  │ 60 <  │ 76 L  │ 92 \  │ 108 l  │ 124 |
13   CR  │ 29  GS  │ 45 -  │ 61 =  │ 77 M  │ 93 ]  │ 109 m  │ 125 }
14  SO  │ 30  RS  │ 46 .  │ 62 >  │ 78 N  │ 94 ^  │ 110 n  │ 126 ~
15  SI  │ 31  US  │ 47 /  │ 63 ?  │ 79 O  │ 95 _  │ 111 o  │ 127 
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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ASCII CHART 2 of 2
  128 Ç  │ 144 É  │ 160 á │ 176 ░ │ 192 └ │ 208 ╨ │ 224 α  │ 240 ≡
  129 ü  │ 145 æ  │ 161 í │ 177 ▒ │ 193 ┴ │ 209 ╤ │ 225 ß  │ 241 ±
  130 é  │ 146 Æ  │ 162 ó │ 178 ▓ │ 194 ┬ │ 210 ╥ │ 226 Γ  │ 242 ≥
  131 â  │ 147 ô  │ 163 ú │ 179 │ │ 195 ├ │ 211 ╙ │ 227 π  │ 243 ≤
  132 ä  │ 148 ö  │ 164 ñ │ 180 ┤ │ 196 ─ │ 212 ╘ │ 228 Σ  │ 244 ⌠
  133 à  │ 149 ò  │ 165 Ñ │ 181 ╡ │ 197 ┼ │ 213 ╒ │ 229 σ  │ 245 ⌡
  134 å  │ 150 û  │ 166 ª │ 182 ╢ │ 198 ╞ │ 214 ╓ │ 230 µ  │ 246 ÷
  135 ç  │ 151 ù  │ 167 º │ 183 ╖ │ 199 ╟ │ 215 ╫ │ 231 τ  │ 247 ≈
  136 ê  │ 152 ÿ  │ 168 ¿ │ 184 ╕ │ 200 ╚ │ 216 ╪ │ 232 Φ  │ 248 °
  137 ë  │ 153 Ö  │ 169 ⌐ │ 185 ╣ │ 201 ╔ │ 217 ┘ │ 233 Θ  │ 249 ∙
  138 è  │ 154 Ü  │ 170 ¬ │ 186 ║ │ 202 ╩ │ 218 ┌ │ 234 Ω  │ 250 ·
  139 ï  │ 155 ¢  │ 171 ½ │ 187 ╗ │ 203 ╦ │ 219 █ │ 235 δ  │ 251 √
  140 î  │ 156 £  │ 172 ¼ │ 188 ╝ │ 204 ╠ │ 220 ▄ │ 236 ∞  │ 252 ⁿ
  141 ì  │ 157 ¥  │ 173 ¡ │ 189 ╜ │ 205 ═ │ 221 ▌ │ 237 φ  │ 253 ²
  142 Ä  │ 158 ₧  │ 174 « │ 190 ╛ │ 206 ╬ │ 222 ▐ │ 238 ε  │ 254 ■
  143 Å  │ 159 ƒ  │ 175 » │ 191 ┐ │ 207 ╧ │ 223 ▀ │ 239 ∩  │ 255
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