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,---------, ------------------- | ,------'-, # FAGERLUND CONSULTING # EDWORD(tm) by | '----, --' # Lonsdale West P.O. # ------ =================== | ,----' # Box 54053 # Version 1.0 '--' '-----, # North Vancouver, B.C. # ====== November 1991 '--------' # CANADA V7M 3L5 # Copyright (c) FAGERLUND CONSULTING 1991. All rights reserved. ============================ USER'S GUIDE ============================ _______ ____|__ | (R) --| | |------------------- | ____|__ | Association of | | |_| Shareware |__| o | Professionals -----| | |--------------------- |___|___| MEMBER TABLE OF CONTENTS ================= Definition of Shareware .......................................... 1 ASP Ombudsman Statement .......................................... 1 Limited License .................................................. 2 Registration ..................................................... 3 Disclaimer ....................................................... 3 Introduction ..................................................... 4 Features ......................................................... 6 Specifications ................................................... 7 List of Related Files ............................................ 7 Starting Up EDWORD ............................................... 8 Command Line Switches ............................................ 9 Summary of Commands ............................................. 10 COMMANDS IN DETAIL .............................................. 13 - File Commands ................................................ 13 - General Commands ............................................. 15 - Print Commands ............................................... 15 - Cursor Movement Commands ..................................... 17 - Editing Commands ............................................. 18 - Find and Replace Commands .................................... 21 - Block Commands ............................................... 22 - Macro Commands ............................................... 23 - Video Modes and Utility Commands ............................. 24 - Configuration ................................................ 26 List Of Command Keys ............................................ 29 Order Form ...................................................... 32 EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Definition of Shareware Page 1 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- DEFINITION OF SHAREWARE Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software before buying it. If you try a shareware program and continue using it, you are expected to register. Individual programs differ on details -- some request registration while others require it, some specify a maximum trial period. With registration, you get anything from the simple right to continue using the software to an updated program with printed manual. Copyright laws apply to both shareware and commercial software, and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a few specific exceptions as stated below. Shareware authors are accomplished programmers, just like commercial authors, and the programs are of comparable quality. (In both cases, there are good programs and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of distribution. The author specifically grants the right to copy and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a specific group. For example, some authors require written permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their shareware. Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook, whether it's commercial or shareware. The shareware system makes fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy. And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the product, you don't pay for it. ASP OMBUDSMAN STATEMENT This program is produced by a member of the Association of Shareware Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the shareware principle works for you. If you are unable to resolve a shareware- related problem with an ASP member by contacting the member directly, ASP may be able to help. The ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute or problem with an ASP member, but does not provide technical support for members' products. Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at: ASP Ombudsman 545 Grover Road Muskegon, MI 49442-9427 U.S.A. or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe MAIL to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Limited License Page 2 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- LIMITED LICENSE Fagerlund Consulting hereby grants you a limited license to use this software for evaluation purposes for a period not to exceed sixty (60) days. If you intend to continue using this software after the sixty (60) day evaluation period, you MUST make a registration payment to Fagerlund Consulting. Individuals are hereby granted permission by Fagerlund Consulting to copy the EDWORD diskette for their own use (for evaluation purposes) or for other individuals to evaluate, ONLY when the following conditions are met: NOTE: The EDWORD package is defined as containing all the material listed in the PACKING.LST text file. If any files listed in the PACKING.LST text file, or the PACKING.LST file itself, are missing, then the package is not complete. Please contact Fagerlund Consulting to obtain a complete package. - The EDWORD package - including all related program files and documentation files - cannot be modified in any way and must be distributed as a complete package, without exception. - No price or other compensation may be charged for the EDWORD package. A distribution cost may be charged for the cost of the diskette, shipping and handling, as long as the total (per disk) does not exceed $10.00 Cdn. - The EDWORD package cannot be distributed as part of some other inclusive package without a written agreement from Fagerlund Consulting. - The PRINTED User's Guide may not be reproduced in whole or in part, using any means, without the written permission of Fagerlund Consulting. In other words, the disk-based documentation may not be distributed in PRINTED (hardcopy) form. - Licensee shall not use, copy, rent, lease, sell, modify, decompile, disassemble, otherwise reverse engineer, or transfer the licensed program except as provided in this agreement. Any such unauthorized use shall result in immediate and automatic termination of this license. User Groups, Computer Clubs, Disk Vendors and Distributors, Subscription Services, Disk-of-the-Month Clubs, etc., should refer to the VENDOR.DOC file for complete information relating to them. BBS SYSOPs should refer to the SYSOP.DOC file for complete information relating to them. Site-License arrangements may be made by contacting Fagerlund Consulting. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Registration, Disclaimer Page 3 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- REGISTRATION The current registration fee for EDWORD is $48 Cdn / $44 U.S. The registration fee includes postage and handling costs so that you can better compare the price of this shareware product with similar retail products. The registration package you receive by mail will include: - the latest registered version of EDWORD on disk - a professionally printed and bound user's guide - the full user's guide on disk - other utility programs currently available from Fagerlund Consulting on disk Your EDWORD registration also includes free telephone support and low-cost upgrades for future releases of EDWORD. Fill out the order form on the last page of this user's guide and send to the address below. You may also order by phone using VISA or MasterCard. Mailing Address: FAGERLUND CONSULTING Lonsdale West P.O. Box 54053 North Vancouver, B.C. CANADA V7M 3L5 CompuServe I.D.: 70253,1046 Voice telephone: (604) 984-7330 Questions and comments welcome. Please call between 8AM and 8PM PST. DISCLAIMER Users of EDWORD must accept this disclaimer of warranty: "EDWORD is supplied as is. The author disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose. The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, which may result from the use of EDWORD." EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Introduction Page 4 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- INTRODUCTION Welcome to EDWORD! Hope you take the time to give this powerful little text editor a good thorough test drive. Text editors are by no means in short supply, but, with word processing as the number one use of personal computers, there's always room for improvements. What is EDWORD? --------------- EDWORD is a text editor rather than a word processor. It was designed mainly for the writing of program source code, but is just as well suited for the creation of simple documents large or small such as letters, memos and lists. It performs the basic functions of a word processor such as paragraph formatting and printing. It creates standard ASCII text files which do not include any special formatting codes. EDWORD is great for editing DOS batch files and ASCII data files which may otherwise be damaged if edited using a more sophisticated word processor with a non-ASCII format. Who should use EDWORD? ---------------------- EDWORD is appropriate for any level of computer user. Its streamlined nature and its impressive list of features make it a true professional programmer's editor, yet it is so easy to use that it also makes a great introductory word processor for the novice. What makes EDWORD superior? --------------------------- EDWORD was carefully designed to be small, fast, easy to use, and flexible. Most commands are performed with a single keystroke. If you are using a command which requires more than one step (such as Block Commands, Macros, and Line Drawing), the status line will usually display your choices for the next step. Full screen editing windows are implemented for Find & Replace, Printing, and Editor Configuration. These allow you to view all your options and their current settings at a glance, then easily move the cursor up or down to make changes. EDWORD will allow you to view and edit any file of any type and ANY SIZE. And you may edit more than one file at a time. Files that have been loaded for editing are added to a numbered file list. A single key (F5) will display the current file list where you may quickly pick any file to edit. Find & Replace has an option that allows you to search backwards and forwards through all files in the list to locate a keyword. When it comes time to add more files to the list and you don't know where a file is, or if you want to edit all files on your hard disk with a similar name, you can use the Search Subdirectories option to search through subdirectories to locate a given file. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Introduction Page 5 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- INTRODUCTION (continued) Also, EDWORD does not hog memory. When you use the DOS Shell feature to run DOS commands or other programs you will find that you still have lots of memory to work with, no matter how many files you are currently editing in EDWORD. And you don't have to worry if you don't return to EDWORD from the DOS Shell because all files will be saved to disk before you enter the DOS Shell. What about pull down menus? --------------------------- Pull down menus are currently very popular for program control. They require a user to choose from a horizontal menu, then from a vertical menu to perform program functions. They work well when learning and using an unfamiliar program, but they are not as well suited for word processing. The problem is that each function ends up requiring a minimum of three keystrokes, and with the menus available, user's are discouraged from learning the shortcuts. I have purposely excluded the pull down menu system from EDWORD. Instead, I have included three help screens which are organized, concise, and partly context sensitive. What's in it for programmers? ----------------------------- EDWORD has many features and qualities that will please computer programmers. The block commands Cut, Copy and Paste are very quick and easy to use because they are controlled by only two keys (F3 and F4). The Find & Replace full screen window makes it easy to set up a search string, replace string, and any special options. Then, press "+" or "-" at any time to search forwards or backwards through the file (or files). You also have 9 macro keys to simplify repetitive tasks or to create new commands. Two keystrokes will save your newly created macro commands to disk. And you must try the shift-INS and shift-DEL commands for changing the indentation of source code. EDWORD works especially well with large programs whose source code is spread over several files. Create a special file called "EDWORD.FLS" which contains a list of all the files relevant to a specific program, then each time you run EDWORD all the files in that list will be available at your fingertips. When it comes time to compile your program, use the DOS Shell. You will find that you still have plenty of memory left to compile even the largest of programs, no matter how many files you are actively editing in EDWORD. Thanks for trying EDWORD. If you like it and intend on using it, please register! If you don't, tell me why! - Paul Fagerlund EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Features Page 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - Will edit up to 250 files of any size at one time. - Will find and replace text through multiple files. - Block commands (cut, copy and paste) use only two keys. - Has 9 programable macro keys. - Allows line drawing using any line style. - Supports 43 and 50 line modes for EGA and VGA. - Screen can be split allowing two files on screen. - Print control panel allows printing ... to any device ... line numbers ... in NLQ font ... in compressed font. - Shift-INS and shift-DEL commands allow you to easily change the margin or adjust columns of existing text. - Tabs and margins can be set to any unique values. - Has built in screen blanking. - Can be configured to edit the same unique list of files each time EDWORD starts up. - Can search subdirectories to locate files. - Claims as little as 93 KB of memory when using the DOS shell, no matter what size files are being edited. - The Status bar may be turned off to give an extra line of text which is handy for designing program screens and for unobstructed viewing of large documents. - A single key (F9) can take you back to the last 3 edited areas of a file to ease navigation through large text files. - EDWORD can be configured to suit the needs of the user, then the particular configuration can be saved to disk, making the configuration permanent. - Most of EDWORD's configuration features can also be turned ON or OFF from the DOS command line using (/) command line switches. - Help screens are concise and organized. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Specifications Page 7 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- SPECIFICATIONS Computer: IBM PC, PC-XT, PC-AT, PS/2, 386 or compatibles Memory requirement: Requires 185 KB of free memory Memory usage: Claims from 93 to 181 KB of memory while resident in memory upon calling a DOS shell (alt-F10). Memory used depends on number of files in file list, and size of block in hold, but does not depend on sizes of files being edited. Maximum file size: Unlimited Maximum active files: 250 files Maximum line length: 255 characters (Characters beyond column 255 will remain out of view but will not be truncated. Long lines can be split automatically.) Maximum block size: 64000 characters Maximum macro size: 1000 keystrokes Compiled: Turbo Pascal 5.5 LIST OF RELATED FILES The EDWORD package consists of a single executable program file, plus a number of documentation files. See the text file PACKING.LST for a complete listing of all files in the EDWORD package. If you wish to pass on EDWORD to others, you must always include the complete EDWORD package. To run EDWORD, all you need is the program file itself. There are two other optional files which may be used. The following is a complete list of all files used during operation of EDWORD: EW.EXE - The EDWORD program file. EDWORD.CFG - The configuration file. This file will be created by the EDWORD program if its default configuration is modified and saved to disk. EDWORD.FLS - The default file list. Create this text file containing a list of file names if you wish to edit the same group of files each time you run EDWORD. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Starting Up EDWORD Page 8 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- STARTING UP EDWORD Begin by copying the single EDWORD program file, "EW.EXE", to the place you keep your other utility files. This is commonly a subdirectory called "\UTIL" in your hard disk's root directory. The syntax to run the EDWORD program from the DOS prompt is as follows: [d:][path]EW [<file spec> <file spec> ..] [<switches>] [d:][path] is the drive and path names to locate the program file "EW.EXE". <file spec> is the name of a file you wish to edit. <file spec> may contain the DOS wildcard characters "?" and "*" to load groups of files with similar names. <switches> indicates a list of possible switches to configure the EDWORD program. See the COMMAND LINE SWITCHES section on the following page. Custom Configuration - As EDWORD starts up, it will first search for the configuration file EDWORD.CFG in the current directory. If not found, EDWORD will then search for it in the directory where the file EW.EXE is located. If the configuration file is found, EDWORD will be configured as indicated in the configuration file, otherwise, EDWORD will use its internal default configuration. See page 26 for more on configuration. Default File List - If a <file spec> was not given in the command line, EDWORD will then search for a file called EDWORD.FLS in the current directory. If found, it will use this text file as a list of file names to load into EDWORD's file list. The file EDWORD.FLS is a text file that you create yourself containing one file name per line ("?", "*" wildcards, and "/S" can be used). If a <file spec> was not given in the command line and the file EDWORD.FLS is not found EDWORD will prompt you for the name of a file to edit. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Command Line Switches Page 9 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- COMMAND LINE SWITCHES Many of EDWORD's configuration switches can be turned ON or OFF from the DOS command line using command line switches. Each switch must have its own starting "/", and each should be followed by a "+" or "-". "+" means turn the switch ON, "-" means turn the switch OFF. If a switch is not followed by a "+" or "-", the switch will be toggled from its default state to the other state. The following is a list of all the possible command line switches. The default status of the switch, "ON" or "OFF", is capitalized. See the CONFIGURATION section on page 26 for a description of each configuration switch. /V+- = Verify before disk writes ON/off /B+- = Create ".BAK" backups ON/off /S+- = Search subdirectories on/OFF /Y+- = Status bar ON/off /I+- = Auto indent ON/off /W+- = Word wrap on/OFF /C+- = Find: | Case sensitive on/OFF /H+- = | Whole words on/OFF /A+- = | All files on/OFF /?+- = | Allow wildcards on/OFF Example: To edit all batch files in all directories on your hard disk, without warning before changes are written, and without creating ".BAK" backup files, type: EW C:\*.BAT /S+/V-/B- at the DOS prompt. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Summary of Commands Page 10 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE COMMANDS Save changes & Quit......alt-X, F10 Save changes..............shift-F10 Abandon changes & Quit..........ESC Abandon changes & Reload..shift-ESC List files.......................F5 ----> | Locate file........UP,DN | Edit file..........ENTER Edit/create another file...shift-F5 | Add file(s).....shift-F5 Rename current file..........alt-F5 | Remove file..........DEL Next file........................F6 | Show file sizes.......F5 Prev file..................shift-F6 Split screen.....................F2 ----> | Top window..........PGUP Unsplit screen.............shift-F2 | Bottom window.......PGDN | Next window...........F2 DOS Shell >>................alt-F10 | Move split line....UP,DN GENERAL COMMANDS Help.............................F1 Registration information...shift-F1 ASCII table................ctrl-alt Print.....................alt-P, F7 ----> Prints block if *MARKING* Utilities.....................alt-U EDWORD Configuration..........alt-Q CURSOR MOVEMENT COMMANDS (^=ctrl) Top of file...................^PGUP Bottom of file................^PGDN Scroll down..............shift-PGUP Scroll up................shift-PGDN Edges of screen...shift-UP,DN,LT,RT Left, right margins......^HOME,^END Word left, word right.......^LT,^RT Cursor Right............shift-SPACE Go to line number.............alt-G Go to previous 3 lines...........F9 EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Summary of Commands Page 11 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- EDITING COMMANDS (^=ctrl) Line Draw ON/OFF..................alt-L Insert Mode ON/OFF.............ScrollLock Auto Indent ON/OFF..............alt-I, F8 Word Wrap ON/OFF........alt-W, shift-F8 Reformat paragraph.................alt-F8 Set tabs & margins.................alt-F2 ---> | T = Set a tab stop | L = Set left margin Split line, indent............shift-ENTER | R = Set right margin Centre line.........................alt-N Copy line...........................alt-K Delete line.....................^Y, alt-D Delete to end of line.......^ENTER, alt-E Insert one space......................INS Delete one character..................DEL Repeat INS,TAB down.............shift-INS Repeat DEL,shift-TAB down.......shift-DEL Change case 1 character.............alt-Z Column increment..................alt-"=" Page break character...................^L ASCII 0.............................alt-0 ---> 0 on the main keyboard FIND & REPLACE COMMANDS Set Find String.....................alt-F Set Replace String..................alt-R Set Options String..................alt-O OPTIONS: C = Case sensitive (alt-C) H = Whole words only (alt-H) A = Search all files (alt-A) ? = Allow wildcards Find next...........................grey+ Find prev...........................grey- Find & replace......................grey* Replace all...................shift-grey+ Unreplace (swap F & R Strings)......alt-J BLOCK COMMANDS *MARKING* on.......................F3, F4 Copy (copy *MARKING* to hold)..........F3 Cut (move *MARKING* to hold)...........F4 Paste (insert hold at cursor)....shift-F3 Import (insert file at cursor).....alt-F3 Export (copy *MARKING* to file)....alt-F4 *MARKING* off...............shift-F3, ESC EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Summary of Commands Page 12 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- MACRO COMMANDS Step 1. - Begin Recording Macro............................alt-M Step 2. - Select Play Key...............................alt-1..9 (optional, default is alt-1) Step 3. - Type any sequence of keystrokes. Step 4. - Finish Recording Macro...........................alt-M Step 5. - Play Macro....................................alt-1..9 (Sequence of keystrokes from Step 3 will now be repeated each time the key you selected in Step 2 is pressed.) VIDEO MODES AND UTILITY COMMANDS Switch Video Display Mode (25/43/50 lines)...........alt-U + "V" Switch Video Color Mode (Color/Monochrome)...........alt-U + "C" Switch "Check Snow" Mode (ON/OFF)....................alt-U + "N" Find word at cursor..................................alt-U + "F" Set line counter to 1................................alt-U + "L" Set column counter to 1..............................alt-U + "K" Repeat a keystroke or macro..........................alt-U + "R" Split long lines.....................................alt-U + "S" Convert "ASCII 9" tab characters.....................alt-U + "T" EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 13 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE COMMANDS Save Changes & Quit (F10, alt-X) - Writes the current file to disk (if changed) then ends this session of EDWORD and returns to the DOS prompt. Save Changes (shift-F10) - Writes the current file to disk (if changed). Abandon Changes & Quit (ESC) - Erases any changes made to the current file since the file was last saved to disk, then ends this session of EDWORD and returns to the DOS prompt. Abandon Changes & Reload (shift-ESC) - Erases any changes made to the current file since it was last saved to disk, then reloads the file from disk. List Files (F5) - Displays the current file list (files that have been loaded for editing). Use the UP arrow, DOWN arrow, PGUP and PGDN keys to locate a file, then press the ENTER key to edit that file. As a shortcut, the first 9 files may be edited immediately simply by typing the number of the file. A file in the list may also be quickly located by typing any unique string of characters contained within the file name. New files may be added to the file list by pressing shift-F5 from the List Files menu. Files may be removed from the file list (but not erased from disk) by pressing the DEL key while the file to be removed is highlighted. Press the F5 key to toggle the display of file sizes (in bytes) ON/OFF. Changes to the previously edited file will be saved to disk before the file list is displayed. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. Edit Another File (shift-F5) - Use this command to edit another file that is not in the current file list. If the file does not exist you will be asked if you wish to create it. You may use the "*" and "?" wildcard characters to load groups of files. You may also type more than one file name separated by spaces or commas. If you follow the file name with "/S", EDWORD will search the current directory plus all subdirectories of the current directory for the given file name. All files loaded or created using this command will be added to the current file list. The maximum number of files that can be loaded into the file list is 250. Changes to the previously edited file will be saved to disk before another file may be edited. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 14 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE COMMANDS (continued) Rename Current File (alt-F5) - Renames the file which is currently being edited. The file on disk with the previous name will not be updated or erased. Renaming a file will in effect create a new file. The new file name may refer to a different directory or even a different disk drive. Next File (F6) - Immediately brings up the next file in the current file list. Changes to the previously edited file will first be saved to disk. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. Previous File (shift-F6) - Immediately brings up the previous file in the current file list. Changes to the previously edited file will first be saved to disk. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. Split Screen (F2) - Splits the editing screen into two windows where you may edit two different parts of the same file, or two different files. Pressing F2 the first time will place a divide line in the middle of the screen. Then you may press PGUP to make the upper window the active window, or press PGDN to make the lower window the active window, or press F2 to make the non-active window the active window (in this case the lower window). The UP and DOWN arrow keys will adjust the position of the divide line up and down. Pressing F2 from an active window will return you to the divide line. If the active window is changed during the Split Screen procedure, and the new active window is in a different file than the previous window, then changes to the previous file will be written to disk before moving to the new window. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. Unsplit Screen (shift-F2) - If the screen has been split using the F2 key, this command will remove the divide line and expand the active window to fill the entire screen. DOS Shell (alt-F10) - Writes the current file to disk (if changed) then creates a DOS shell where you may execute any DOS commands or run other programs. If the "Verify before disk writes" switch is ON (see CONFIGURATION COMMANDS) you will be warned before changes are written. The amount of available memory in the DOS Shell will depend on the number of files in the file list, and the size of the block used in the last block operation. The amount of available memory WILL NOT depend on the sizes of the files in the file list. Type the DOS command "EXIT" to return to EDWORD! DO NOT LOAD ANY MEMORY RESIDENT (TSR) PROGRAMS WHILE IN THE DOS SHELL! EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 15 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL COMMANDS ASCII Table (ctrl-alt) - Press the "Ctrl" and "Alt" keys together to display a table of all 256 ASCII and extended ASCII characters. Utilities (alt-U) - See VIDEO MODES AND UTILITY COMMANDS section on page 24. PRINT COMMANDS Press F7 to display the following print control panel: +--------------Print---------------+ | Print device LPT1 | | Left margin 0 | | Lines/page (0=off) 999 | | Print line numbers NO | | Paper saver mode NO | | NLQ mode NO | | Starting line 1 | | Ending line 999999 | +----------------------------------+ | Start printing? NO | +----------------------------------+ The control panel displays all the available print options and their current settings. To change a particular print option before printing simply use the UP arrow key to move the cursor to the desired print option then change it. If block marking is on, "Starting line" and "Ending line" will default to the line numbers of the first and last lines of the block. To begin printing type a "Y" at the "Start printing?" prompt. As printing proceeds, "Starting line" will display the line number currently being printed. Press any key to suspend printing so that you may adjust the printer or abandon printing. Print Device - This is the DOS device name of the printer to use. Normally, the first printer can be called either "LPT1" or "PRN". A second printer will normally be called "LPT2". The device name may also be a file name. In this way you could print to a file on a floppy disk by setting Print Device to the name of the file ("A:TEMP" used here as an example), then carry the disk to another computer where you would type the DOS command "COPY A:TEMP LPT1" to send the file to the printer. Left Margin - This is the number of spaces to add to the front of each printed line. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 16 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PRINT COMMANDS (continued) Lines Per Page - This is the number of lines to print before sending a page break character (ASCII 12). If EDWORD encounters a page break character embedded in the text, EDWORD will recognize it as the end of a page and restart counting lines from that point. Set "Lines per page" to 0 for continuous printing without page breaks. Set "Lines per page" to 256 or higher for continuous printing with a single page break at the end of the report. Print Line Numbers - Set this option to "YES" to print line numbers at the left margin of each printed line. Paper Saver Mode - This option will slightly compress the printed text to save on paper when printing large documents. It will set the printer to 12 characters per inch and 1/8 inch line spacing. See CONFIGURATION COMMANDS to set up EDWORD for different types of printers. NLQ Mode - This option will set the printer into near letter quality mode. See CONFIGURATION COMMANDS to set up EDWORD for different types of printers. Starting Line - EDWORD will begin printing from this line number. If block marking is on, this will default to the line number of the first line in the block. Ending Line - Printing will stop at this line number or the last line in the file, which ever comes first. If block marking is on, this will default to the line number of the last line in the block. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 17 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CURSOR MOVEMENT COMMANDS Top-of-File (^PGUP) - Moves the cursor to the beginning of the file. Bottom-of-File (^PGDN) - Moves the cursor to the end of the file. Scroll Down (shift-PGUP) - Scrolls the screen down one line without moving the cursor. Scroll Up (shift-PGDN) - Scrolls the screen up one line without moving the cursor. Top Edge of Screen (shift-UP) - Moves cursor to top edge of screen. Bottom Edge of Screen (shift-DOWN) - Moves cursor to bottom edge of screen. Left Edge of Screen (shift-LEFT) - Moves cursor to left edge of screen. Right Edge of Screen (shift-RIGHT) - Moves cursor to right edge of screen. Left Margin (^HOME) - Moves cursor to left margin. With Auto-Indent on, moves cursor to the first non-SPACE character in the current line. With Auto-Indent off, moves cursor to the "L" character in the Tab Line. Right Margin (^END) - Moves cursor to right margin. The right margin is the position of the "R" character in the Tab Line. Word Left (^LEFT) - Moves cursor left to the beginning of the previous word in the current line. Word Right (^RIGHT) - Moves cursor right to the beginning of the next word in the current line. Cursor Right (shift-SPACE) - Moves the cursor right one space. This command can be handy when changing text. Go To Line Number (alt-G) - Locates a line by number. Go To Previous 3 Lines (F9) - Moves the cursor one by one through the last 3 areas of the current file where any editing was done, then back to where you started. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 18 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- EDITING COMMANDS Line Draw (alt-L) - This feature will allow you to draw lines in your text files with the IBM line drawing characters (chars 179 to 218). With line drawing mode ON, as you move the cursor around the screen with the UP, DOWN, LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys, lines will be drawn into the text file. By default, single lines are drawn. Press the keys "1", "2", "3", "4" or "5" to change the line drawing style as follows: "1" = Single line top and bottom and sides. "2" = Double line top and bottom, Single line sides. "3" = Single line top and bottom, Double line sides. "4" = Double line top and bottom and sides. "5" = Draws lines with the "-", "|" and "+" characters. If you press any other character key while in line drawing mode, you will draw lines with that character. This feature is useful for filling areas of the screen or erasing lines. Press alt-L again or press ESC to turn line drawing mode off. Insert Mode (ScrollLock) - Toggles between insert and overstrike modes. Auto-Indent (F8, alt-I) - Toggles Auto-Indent mode ON/OFF. With Auto-Indent ON, a new line will have the same left margin as the immediately preceding line. With Auto-Indent OFF, the left margin of a new line will be determined by the position of the "L" character in the Tab Line. Word Wrap (shift-F8, alt-W) - Toggles Word Wrap mode ON/OFF. With Word Wrap mode ON, words typed beyond the right margin (as set in the Tab Line) will be moved down to the beginning of the next line. Definition of Left and Right Margins - The left margin is the position where the next line will begin when the ENTER key is pressed or when words are wrapped. The right margin is used for Word Wrap only. AUTO-INDENT NOTE: With Auto-Indent on, the left margin as set in the Tab Line is ignored and the left margin of a new line will be the same as the immediately preceding line. Set Tabs and Margins (alt-F2) - Allows you to edit the Tab Line. In the Tab Line, place an "L" where you want your left margin, an "R" where you want your right margin, and a "T" where you want each of your tab stops. All other characters will be ignored, including the lower case "l", "r" and "t" characters. This Tab Line can be saved to disk so that it will be loaded automatically each time you use EDWORD. See the CONFIGURATION section, page 26. Reformat Paragraph (alt-F8) - Formats a paragraph of text between the left and right margins. The end of a paragraph is indicated by a EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 19 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- EDITING COMMANDS (continued) blank line or a change in the left margin (such as a paragraph indent). If the right margin has not been set, the Reformat Paragraph command will do nothing. To change the left margin of existing text, simply change the position of the "L" in the Tab Line, then reformat the paragraph with Auto-Indent OFF. With Auto-Indent ON, the left margin will never change during a paragraph reformat. Split Line with Indent (shift-ENTER) - If Auto-Indent is OFF, will split the current line at the cursor position, aligning the new line with the line above as if Auto-Indent were ON. Otherwise, will align the new line at the left margin. Centre Line (alt-N) - Centres the current line between the left and right margins, then moves the cursor down one line. Copy Line (alt-K) - Duplicates the current line in the document without moving the cursor. The duplicated line will also be put into the hold buffer. Delete Line (^Y or alt-D) - Deletes the current line. The deleted line is put into the hold buffer so that Paste Block can be used to bring the line back. Delete To End-of-Line (^ENTER or alt-E) - Truncates the current line at the cursor position. The deleted portion of the line is put into the hold buffer. Insert One Space (INS) - Inserts one space at the cursor position without moving the cursor. Repeat INS,TAB Down (shift-INS) - Inserts one or more spaces at the cursor position, then moves the cursor down one line. The number of spaces inserted is equal to the number of spaces that were inserted into the previously edited line using the INS or TAB keys. Repeat DEL,shift-TAB Down (shift-DEL) - Deletes one or more characters at the cursor position, then moves the cursor down one line. The number of spaces deleted is equal to the number of spaces that were deleted from the previously edited line using the DEL or shift-TAB or BACKSPACE keys. Change Case of One Character (alt-Z) - Changes the case (from lower to upper or from upper to lower) of one character, then moves the cursor one character to the right. Column Increment (alt-"=") - Increments a column of numbers. Place the cursor on any column of numbers in the document, then each time you press alt-"=" the cursor will move down one line and set the EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 20 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- EDITING COMMANDS (continued) number where the cursor now resides to one greater than the number immediately above. The column of numbers must all have the same number of digits. Lines that do not already contain numbers will be skipped. Page Break Character (^L) - Produces a page break character (ASCII 12) at the cursor. This special character will cause a form feed when sent to the printer. ASCII 0 (alt-0) - Produces an ASCII 0 character at the cursor. This special character may be required for some printer control codes. All other ASCII characters from 1 to 127 and those from 128 to 255 can be produced from an IBM keyboard by holding the alt key down, typing the number of the character on the number pad, then releasing the alt key. But this will not work for ASCII 0. Instead, use the alt key and the other 0 key (not the number pad). EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 21 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FIND AND REPLACE COMMANDS Set Find String (alt-F) - Allows you to enter the string of characters that you wish to locate. Set Replace String (alt-R) - Allows you to enter the string of characters that will replace the characters that are found. Set Options String (alt-O) - The find & replace commands have four options that may be turned ON or OFF. To turn an option ON, simply include the letter of the option in the Options String. The four options are: C = Case Sensitive - Will only locate exact occurrences of the Find String. (Use alt-C to turn this option ON/OFF while editing.) H = Whole Words Only - Will only locate occurrences which are whole words and not part of another word. (Use alt-H to turn this option ON/OFF while editing.) A = Search All Files - Will search all files in the file list when locating occurrences of the Find String. Press any key while searching to stop the search. (Use alt-A to turn this option ON/OFF while editing.) ? = Allow Wildcards - A "?" character in the Find or Replace Strings will represent any character. Find Next (grey+) - Finds the next occurrence of the Find String searching forward through the file(s). The grey+ key is the "+" key on the far right side of the keyboard. Find Previous (grey-) - Finds the previous occurrence of the Find String searching backward through the file(s). The grey- key is the "-" key on the far right side of the keyboard. Find Next and Replace (grey*) - If the cursor is positioned at the first character of an occurrence of the Find String, the Find String will be replaced with the Replace String. If not, the next occurrence of the Find String will be located, just as if the Find Next key had been pressed. The grey* key is the "*" key on the far right side of the keyboard. Replace All (shift-grey+) - Will automatically Find and Replace all occurrences from the current cursor position to the end of the file. With the Search All Files option ON, will also Find and Replace through the files in the file list from the next file to the end of the file list. Press any key to stop replacing. Unreplace (alt-J) - Swaps the Find and Replace Strings. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 22 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- BLOCK COMMANDS In general, block operations begin with the definition of a block of text. Start by moving the cursor to the beginning of the block you wish to define, then turn marking ON. As you move the cursor toward the end of the block you are defining, the block will appear in inverse video. Then select either Block Copy or Block Cut which will copy or move the block of text into a hold buffer. You can then move the cursor to a new location where you can Paste the block from the hold buffer into the text file. The hold buffer will not be erased when you switch files, making it possible to Cut from one file and Paste into another. The maximum block size is 64000 bytes, but this may be less depending on available memory. While marking is ON, the word "*MARKING*" will flash at the top right corner of the screen. Turn Marking ON (F3, F4) - If *MARKING* is OFF, will mark the current cursor location as the beginning of a newly defined block. Copy Block (F3) - If *MARKING* is ON, this command will take a copy of the defined block and copy it to the hold buffer and then turn *MARKING* OFF. Cut Block (F4) - If *MARKING* is ON, this command will move the defined block of text from the text file into the hold buffer and then turn *MARKING* OFF. Paste Block (shift-F3 or shift-F4) - Copies the hold buffer into the text file at the current cursor position, turns *MARKING* ON, then moves the cursor to the end of the newly inserted block. Since the newly inserted block will be marked, to remove the block again simply press Cut Block (F4). Import Block (alt-F3) - Inserts another text file into the current text file at the current cursor position, turns *MARKING* ON, then moves the cursor to the end of the newly inserted block. The maximum size of file that can be inserted is 64000 bytes. Export Block (alt-F4) - If *MARKING* is ON, will take a copy of the defined block and write it to another text file. If the file already exists you will be prompted to: Overwrite the old file; Append the block to the end of the existing file; or Quit the export block operation. Turn Marking OFF (shift-F3, shift-F4, ESC) - Turns *MARKING* OFF without copying or cutting. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 23 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- MACRO COMMANDS A series of keystrokes including character keys and function keys can be recorded and assigned to a single macro key. Each time that macro key is pressed, the same series of keystrokes is repeated, just as if they were typed at the keyboard. Macros can be used to create new commands from combinations of EDWORD's existing commands. These newly created macro commands can be easily saved to disk so that they will be available each time you use EDWORD. Nine different macro keys can be assigned at one time. The available macro keys are the keys alt-1 to alt-9. The total number of keystrokes that can be recorded is 1000. The sequence of steps to follow in the creation of a new macro is as follows: Step 1 --- Press alt-M to begin recording the macro. Step 2 --- Press any key from alt-1 to alt-9 to select the key to which the following series of keystrokes will be assigned (optional, the default is alt-1). Step 3 --- Type any series of keystrokes including function keys and character keys. Step 4 --- Press alt-M to finish recording the macro. A new macro will now have been created. To play the macro, simply type the key to which the macro was assigned (alt-1 to alt-9) and the series of keystrokes that were typed in Step 2 will be repeated. Press ESC to stop a macro in play! NOTE: When creating a new macro, the previous macro for the same macro key will not be erased until Step 4. You may change the name of the macro key any time during the recording of a macro by simply pressing alt-1 to alt-9. The name of the macro currently being recorded will always appear at the upper right corner of the screen. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 24 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO MODES AND UTILITY COMMANDS Switch Video Display Mode (alt-U + "V") - Toggles video display mode between 25, 43, and 50 lines if they are available on your computer. Switch Video Color Mode (alt-U + "C") - Toggles video display mode between color and monochrome display. Switch "Check Snow" Mode (alt-U + "N") - A snowy static effect may appear on CGA video adapters. This switch will toggle ON and OFF the special code needed to avoid the snow effect. The speed of screen display will be reduced when this switch is ON. Find Word at Cursor (alt-U + "F") - Sets the Find String equal to the word in the document where the cursor is located so that other occurrences of the word can be located with the Find Next and Find Previous commands. See FIND AND REPLACE COMMANDS on page 21. Set Line Counter To 1 (alt-U + "L") - Sets the line number displayed on the Status Bar to 1 temporarily. The current line will now be displayed as 1, and as the cursor is moved up and down from this line the line counter will be decremented or incremented accordingly. This utility command is useful for counting the number of lines from one position to another. Press ESC to reset the line counter to its proper number. The line counter will also be automatically reset when you switch to another file. Set Column Counter To 1 (alt-U + "K") - Sets the column number displayed on the Status Bar to 1 temporarily. The current column will now be displayed as 1, and as the cursor is moved left and right from this column the column counter will be decremented or incremented accordingly. This utility command is useful for counting the number of columns from one position to another. Press ESC to reset the column counter to its proper number. The column counter will also be automatically reset when you switch to another file. Repeat A Keystroke Or Macro (alt-U + "R") - Will repeat a single keystroke from 1 to 50,000 times. You will first be prompted for the number of times to repeat the keystroke. Press ENTER after entering this number, then press the keystroke you wish to be repeated. Press ESC at any time to abandon this command. The keystroke to be repeated may be a macro key, but this command may not be used within a macro. Repeating will stop prematurely under the following conditions: - when NOT FOUND occurs during a Find Next, Find Prev, or Find and Replace command. - when end of file list is reached during a Next File or Prev File command. - when any key is pressed. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 25 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VIDEO MODES AND UTILITY COMMANDS (continued) Split Long Lines (alt-U + "S") - EDWORD will allow you to view and edit the first 255 characters of any line. If any lines are longer than 255 characters, the remainder of the lines will be out of view but will remain intact, even if changes are made. You may split these long lines individually by pressing ENTER at the end of the lines, or you may split all long lines in the file at one time with the Split Long Lines command. You will be prompted for a maximum line length before the lines are split. Press ESC from the prompt to abandon the command. Convert Tab Characters to Spaces (alt-U + "T") - Some word processors and text editors will insert an ASCII 9 character into the text each time the TAB key is pressed. These characters will appear as small circles on the screen. Press alt-U+"T" to convert all these tab characters to spaces. You will first be prompted for the tab stop spacing. Press ESC from the prompt to abandon the command. EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 26 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CONFIGURATION Press alt-Q to display the following configuration window: +----------Configuration-----------+ | Verify before disk writes YES | | Create ".BAK" backups YES | | Search subdirectories NO | | Status bar (alt-Y) YES | | Auto indent (alt-I) YES | | Word wrap (alt-W) NO | | Find: | Case sens. (alt-C) NO | | | Whole words (alt-H) NO | | | All files (alt-A) NO | | | Allow wildcards NO | | Screen blank (seconds) 300 | +----------------------------------+ | Print device LPT1 | | Left margin 0 | | Lines/page (0=off) 999 | | Print line numbers NO | | Paper saver mode NO | | - code ON/OFF: ________/________ | | NLQ mode NO | | - code ON/OFF: ________/________ | +----------------------------------+ | Save configuration to disk? NO | +----------------------------------+ This configuration screen allows you to customize EDWORD to your preferences, then if you wish to make the changes permanent, you can save the changes to disk. If the configuration is not saved to disk the changes to the configuration will be lost when you quit EDWORD. If the changes are saved to disk, a configuration file called "EDWORD.CFG" will be created in the current directory. The variables that will be saved are all of those in the configuration screen, plus the Tab Line containing the tab and margin settings, plus any new macros that have been created during this session of EDWORD. Now, each time EDWORD is run from this directory, it will find this configuration file and configure EDWORD accordingly. If you keep the EDWORD program (EW.EXE) in a separate directory, you can copy the configuration file to that directory, then EDWORD will find that configuration file no matter from what directory it is being run. To configure EDWORD differently for different directories, you can still have a separate configuration file for individual directories. Verify Before Disk Writes - This toggle switch controls the warning before EDWORD writes any changes to disk. With this switch OFF, you will not be warned before changes are written. The following commands will cause changes to be written: List Files (F5); Edit EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 27 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CONFIGURATION (continued) Another File (shift-F5); Next File (F6); Prev File (shift-F6); Find Next and Find Prev (with the Search All Files option ON); Switch Files (using the Split Screen command); DOS Shell (alt-F10). Create ".BAK" Backups - With this switch ON, EDWORD will create a backup file of the text file before any changes are written. The backup file will have the same name as the original file, but its extension will be given the name ".BAK". A backup file for any one text file will only be written once during the current session of EDWORD. Search Subdirectories - With this switch ON, EDWORD will search the current directory, plus all of its subdirectories when looking for a text file to load and edit. Status Bar - Turns the status bar at the top of the screen ON and OFF. With the status bar OFF, you will have the full screen (25 lines) to edit a file. Auto-Indent - See page 18. Word Wrap - See page 18. Find, Case Sensitive - See page 21. Find, Whole Words - See page 21. Find, All Files - See page 21. Find, Allow Wildcards - See page 21. Screen Blank - This feature will reduce damage to your monitor when you are away from your computer. If a key has not been touched in the given number of seconds, the screen will be blanked. Press any key to refresh the screen after it has been blanked. Print Variables - These are all described in the PRINT COMMANDS section, page 15. Paper Saver Code ON/OFF - These two fields are your printer drivers for the Paper Saver Mode. These are the codes that will be sent to the printer before and after printing if Paper Saver Mode is ON. The code in the first field is intended to set your printer to 1/8th inch line spacing and elite pitch (12 C.P.I.). The code in the second field should reset your printer, setting it back to its default line spacing and character pitch. If Paper Saver Mode does not work properly on your printer you will have to consult your printer's manual to find the proper codes for these functions. The printer control codes are special sequences of characters, usually beginning with the character ASCII 27. To enter a new code you must type the characters one by one using the "alt" key and the number pad on the right side of the keyboard. For each character EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- Commands in Detail Page 28 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CONFIGURATION (continued) in the code hold the "alt" key down, then type its ASCII number on the number pad, then release the "alt" key. The only character that cannot be entered this way is the ASCII 0 character. To enter an ASCII 0 type alt-0 (the 0 on the other numeric keys above the "P" character). The ON code may be up to 39 characters long and the OFF code may be 20 characters. The fields will scroll horizontally as you type. The default settings are the codes for an Epson dot matrix printer. The codes are as follows: Paper Saver Mode ON: 27 48 27 77 Paper Saver Mode OFF: 27 64 If you have a LaserJet printer the codes should be: Paper Saver Mode ON: 27 38 108 54 67 27 40 115 49 50 72 Paper Saver Mode OFF: 27 69 NLQ Code ON/OFF - These two fields are your printer drivers for the NLQ (near letter quality) Mode. These are the codes that will be sent to the printer before and after printing if NLQ Mode is ON. If NLQ Mode does not work properly on your printer you will have to consult your printer's manual to find the proper codes to turn the NLQ font ON and OFF. (See Paper Saver Code above for an explanation of printer control codes.) The default settings are the codes for an Epson dot matrix printer. The codes are as follows: NLQ Mode ON: 27 120 01 NLQ Mode OFF: 27 64 If you have a LaserJet printer the codes should be: NLQ Mode ON: 27 40 48 85 27 40 115 49 80 27 40 115 53 84 NLQ Mode OFF: 27 69 EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- List of Command Keys Page 29 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- FUNCTION KEY NAME KEYSTROKE FUNCTION NAME ----------------- --------- -------------------------- F1 = HELP F1 = Help --------- shift-F1 = Registration Information alt-F1 = F2 = SPLIT SCREEN F2 = Split Screen ----------------- shift-F2 = Unsplit Screen alt-F2 = Set Tabs and Margins F3 = COPY BLOCK F3 = *MARKING* On / Copy Block --------------- shift-F3 = Paste Block / *MARKING* Off alt-F3 = Import Block F4 = CUT BLOCK F4 = *MARKING* On / Cut Block -------------- shift-F4 = Paste Block / *MARKING* Off alt-F4 = Export Block F5 = LIST FILES F5 = List Files --------------- shift-F5 = Edit Another File alt-F5 = Rename Current File F6 = NEXT FILE F6 = Next File -------------- shift-F6 = Prev File alt-F6 = F7 = PRINT F7 = Print ---------- shift-F7 = alt-F7 = F8 = PARAGRAPHS F8 = Auto Indent ON/OFF --------------- shift-F8 = Word Wrap ON/OFF alt-F8 = Reformat Paragraph F9 = PREVIOUS 3 LINES F9 = Goto Previous 3 Lines --------------------- shift-F9 = Remember This Place alt-F9 = F10 = SAVE & QUIT F10 = Save & Quit ----------------- shift-F10 = Save & Don't Quit alt-F10 = ESC = ABANDON & QUIT ESC = Abandon & Quit -------------------- shift-ESC = Abandon & Reload EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- List of Command Keys Page 30 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- KEYSTROKE FUNCTION NAME COMMAND LINE SWITCH --------- ------------------------------- ------------------- alt-A Find: Search All Files /A+ or /A- Create ".BAK" Backups /B+ or /B- alt-C Find: Case Sensitive /C+ or /C- alt-D Delete Line alt-E Delete To End Of Line alt-F Find: Set Find String alt-G Goto Line Number alt-H Find: Whole Words Only /H+ or /H- alt-I Auto Indent /I+ or /I- alt-J Swap Find & Replace Strings alt-K Copy Line alt-L Line Draw Mode alt-M Macro Record / Finish Recording alt-N Centre Line alt-O Find: Set Options String alt-P Print alt-Q Configuration alt-R Find: Set Replace String Search Subdirectories /S+ or /S- alt-T - UNUSED - alt-U Utility Commands [V,C,N,F,L,K,R,S,T] Verify Before Disk Writes /V+ or /V- alt-W Word Wrap /W+ or /W- alt-X Save & Quit EDWORD alt-Y Status Bar ON/OFF /Y+ or /Y- alt-Z Change Case 1 Character alt-1 Play Macro 1 alt-2 Play Macro 2 alt-3 Play Macro 3 alt-4 Play Macro 4 alt-5 Play Macro 5 alt-6 Play Macro 6 alt-7 Play Macro 7 alt-8 Play Macro 8 alt-9 Play Macro 9 alt-0 Character ASCII 0 alt-"-" - UNUSED - alt-"=" Column Increment Find: Allow Wildcards /?+ or /?- EDWORD 1.0 USER'S GUIDE --- List of Command Keys Page 31 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- KEYSTROKE FUNCTION NAME --------------- ------------------------------------- SCROLLLOCK Insert Mode / Overstrike Mode INS Insert One Space DEL Delete One Character shift-INS Repeat INS,TAB Down shift-DEL Repeat DEL,shift-TAB Down HOME Beginning Of Line END End Of Line ctrl-HOME Left Margin ctrl-END Right Margin PGUP Up One Screen Page PGDN Down One Screen Page shift-PGUP Scroll Down One Line shift-PGDN Scroll Up One Line ctrl-PGUP Top Of File ctrl-PGDN Bottom Of File LEFT Cursor Left RIGHT Cursor Right shift-SPACE Cursor Right UP Cursor Up DOWN Cursor Down shift-LEFT Left Edge Of Screen shift-RIGHT Right Edge Of Screen shift-UP Upper Edge Of Screen shift-DOWN Lower Edge Of Screen ctrl-LEFT Left One Word ctrl-RIGHT Right One Word TAB Tab Right To Next Tab Stop shift-TAB Tab Left To Previous Tab Stop BACKSPACE Delete Character Left ENTER Split Line shift-ENTER Split Line with Indent ctrl-alt Display ASCII Table grey+ Find Next grey- Find Previous grey* Find & Replace EDWORD Version 1.0 --- Order Form --------------------------------- Send to: FAGERLUND CONSULTING Phone orders: (604) 984-7330 Lonsdale West P.O. 8AM to 8PM PST only please! 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