═══ 1. About PmEdit32 ═══ PmEdit32 is a Presentation Manager based, multi-windowed ASCII file editor that is geared toward programmers. ═══ 2. File Menu ═══ The File menu contains commands that you use to create, open, save, and print data files. In addition, it also contains the command that you use to exit PMEdit32. The following commands appear in the File menu: New Creates a new untitled file Open Opens an existing file Save Saves any changes to current file Save As Saves the current file using a new name Print Prints a file Page Setup Displays various page-design options Print Setup Helps you set up your printer for use with the Sample application Exit Quits the Sample application ═══ 3. New ═══ You can create a new file in PMEdit32 by using the New command. To create a new file, do the following: o Select the File menu and choose the New command. A new, empty editor window will open. The word "Untitled" appears in the title bar of the new window. ═══ 4. Open ═══ You can open a file that exists on any drive or in any directory by using the Open command. To open a file, do the following: o Select the File menu and choose the Open command. A dialog box appears, showing you a list of files in the current directory. ═══ 5. Save ═══ You use the Save command to save changes you've made to your file. To save changes to the current file, do the following: o Select the File menu and choose the Save command. ═══ 6. Save As ═══ You use the Save As command to name and save a new file. Follow these steps to save a new file: 1. Select the File menu and choose the Save As command. A dialog box appears, prompting you for a new filename. ═══ 7. Exit ═══ You quit the Sample application by using the Exit command. To quit the Sample application, do the following: 1. Select the File menu and choose the Exit command. ═══ 8. Edit Menu ═══ Access to the clipboard related functions of PMEdit32. PMEdit32 uses the OS/2 System Clipboard, sharing two way access other OS/2 Applications. ═══ 9. Undo ═══ Reverse the last changes to the active PMEdit32 text window. ═══ 10. Cut ═══ Delete currently selected text from the active PMEdit32 window to Clipboard. The deleted text can then be inserted from the clipboard. ═══ 11. Copy ═══ Copy the selected text from the active PMEdit32 window to the Clipboard. The copied text can then be inserted from the clipboard. ═══ 12. Paste ═══ Copy current clipboard contents to the cursor location of the active PMEdit32 window. ═══ 13. SelectAll ═══ Mark enitre buffer contents of the active PMEdit32 window. ═══ 14. Options Menu ═══ The Options menu allows you to change the appearance of the text in the MLE. The following commands appear in the Options menu: Fonts Sets the font for PMEdit32 Display Setup Info Dialog box Selection of - Tab Stop Set number of spaces to be inserted when is pressed - Restore Lase File Restore last active file of last PMEdit32 session at startup - Restore Window Size and Position Size and posiiton PMEdit32 at startup instead of accepting system default - Use Real Tabs Represent with tab character or insert spaces. The number of spaces or tab size is set using the "Tab Stop" option - Support for Unix Hosted Files ═══ 15. Font ═══ You can change the font of the text in the Style application window by using the Font command. To change the font, do the following: o Select the Options menu and choose the Font command. A dialog box appears, allowing you to select a new font. ═══ 16. Help Menu ═══ Insert standard Help menu text here. ═══ 17. Help For Help ═══ Place information for the Help Help for Help menu here. ═══ 18. Extended ═══ Place information for the Help Extended menu item here. Note: This screen will usually be handled by the default. ═══ 19. Keys ═══ Place information for the Help Keys menu item here. ═══ 20. Index ═══ Place information for the Help Index menu item here. ═══ 21. About ═══ Place information for the Help About menu item here. ═══ 22. Demo Message Box ═══ This dialog demonstrates the different attributes of a Message Box created with the WinMessageBox() function. ═══ 23. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 24. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 25. Button Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the differnt styles of button controls. ═══ 26. Radio ═══ This button is an example of a radio button. Only one radio button in a group of buttons can be selected at one time. When this button is selected, all other radio buttons in the same group are automatically unselected. ═══ 27. Check Box ═══ A check box is a small square window that is empty when it is unselected, and contains an "x" when selected. Check box text is displayed to the right of the check box. ═══ 28. Three State ═══ Similar to a check box, except that it toggles between selected, unselected, and halftone states. ═══ 29. Push Button ═══ A push button. The button posts a WM_COMMAND message to its owner window when selected. ═══ 30. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 31. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 32. List Box Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the different styles of list boxes. ═══ 33. Single Entry ═══ This listbox is an example of a single entry list box. Only one item at a time can be selected. ═══ 34. Multiple Entry ═══ This listbox is an example of a multiple entry list box. More than one item can be selected at a time. ═══ 35. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 36. Help ═══ This button calls the help scre`en for the selected item. ═══ 37. ComboBox Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the different styles of combo boxes. ═══ 38. Simple Combo Box ═══ This combo box is an example of a Simple combo box. Simple combo boxes are made up of a listbox control and an entry field control that are visible at all times. ═══ 39. Drop-down ═══ This combo box is an example of a drop-down combo box. A drop-down combo box is made up of an entry field control and a button. When the user selects the button, a listbox control appears. ═══ 40. Drop-down List ═══ This combo box is an example of a Drop-down List combo box. A Drop-down List combo box is similar to a Drop-down combo box, but the user cannot enter or edit text in the entry field. ═══ 41. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 42. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 43. Entry Field Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the different styles of entry fields. ═══ 44. Entry Field ═══ This entry field is an example of a Single line entry field. The entry field only accepts a single line of text but will scroll horizontally should the text length be longer than the visible area of the control. ═══ 45. Multiple Line Entry Field ═══ This entry field is an example of a multiple line entry field (MLE). An MLE is a very sophisticated control window that users use to view and edit multiple lines of text. An MLE plrovides all the text- editing capability of a simple text editor, making these features readily available to applications. ═══ 46. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 47. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 48. Static Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the different styles of static controls. ═══ 49. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 50. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 51. Pres. Param. Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates how to use Presentation Parameters with control windows. Presentation Parameters are used to set display attributes of a particular control window. Such attributes include foreground and background color as well as the font the control uses to display its text. This dialog allows you to set the foreground color, background color, and font for two controls. The two controls used, a static text box and a check box button, are on the left side of the center dividing line of the dialog. On the right side of the dialog are three combo boxes, which are used to set the three attributes. To set an attribute for the controls, select the value desired from the appropriate combo box. For example, to set the foreground color of the controls to blue, select blue from the Foreground combo box. Select the Ok button when you have set all the attributes you want. The foreground color, background color, and font presentation parameters of both controls will be set to the values you specified. When finished with the dialog, select the Apply button. ═══ 52. Foreground Color List ═══ This combo box allows you to set the foreground color of the controls. Simply select the foreground color desired and select the Ok button. ═══ 53. Background Color List ═══ This combo box allows you to set the background color of the controls. Simply select the background color desired and select the Ok button. ═══ 54. Font List ═══ This combo box allows you to set the font for the text of the controls. Simply select the font desired and select the Ok button. ═══ 55. Test Button ═══ This button is used to show the effect of changing the presentation parameters of a check box button. The button's foreground color, background color, and font can be changed by selecting the appropriate attribute and selecting the Ok button. ═══ 56. Apply ═══ This button causes the presentation parameters of the two test controls to be set to the values selected. ═══ 57. Cancel ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 58. Help ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 59. About Box ═══ This dialog displays the version number, copyright notice, and any other pertinent information for the application. ═══ 60. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 61. Container Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the container control. To display other other views of the container, double click mouse button two and select the desired view. ═══ 62. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 63. CANCEL ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 64. HELP ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 65. Notebook Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates the notebook control. To change the page displayed in the control, select the arrow in the corner of the notebook page. ═══ 66. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 67. CANCEL ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 68. HELP ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 69. Vertical Slider ═══ This is an example of a vertical slider control. Move the slider arm or click on the up or down arrows to change the output of the slider. ═══ 70. Horizontal Slider ═══ This is an example of a horizontal slider control. Move the slider arm or click on the up or down arrows to change the output of the slider. ═══ 71. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 72. CANCEL ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 73. HELP ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 74. Valueset Demo Dialog ═══ This dialog demonstrates a valueset control. ═══ 75. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 76. CANCEL ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 77. HELP ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 78. Master spinbutton ═══ This is an example of a master spinbutton control. Values in the control may be changed by pressing the up or down arror keys or by mouse selecting the up or down arrow buttons of the spinbutton. ═══ 79. Servant spinbutton ═══ This is an example of a servant spinbutton control. Values in the servant control may be changed by pressing the up or down arror keys or by mouse selecting the up or down arrow buttons of the spinbutton ═══ 80. OK ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 81. CANCEL ═══ This button closes the dialog. ═══ 82. HELP ═══ This button calls the help screen for the selected item. ═══ 83. Unknown Dialog Box ═══ This panel is displayed for any dialog box that does not have a help panel created for it. Make sure you have a help panel created for this dialog. ═══ 84. Unknown Dialog Item ═══ This panel is displayed for any dialog box item that does not have a help panel created for it. Make sure that you have a help panel created for all dialog box items.