0720280e3dd04000000000000000000000000001 PROGRAM NAME
 
 This is the name to use to save the 
 program definition.  Type in a valid 
 file name for your operating system.
   
 Do not duplicate the name of an 
 existing menu, screen, report, or 
 batch program.
    
 Press <Enter> to save the program.
 Press <Esc> to abort.   
0a2c240a3dd04000000000000000000000000002 PRINTER AND DEVICE SELECTION 

 Select the printer or device
 you want to use to print the
 documentation and press <Enter>.

 Press <Esc> to return to the
 previous menu.
09202e0f3dd04000000000000000000000000003 HELP FILE NAME
 
 Default: Program Name
 
 The Help File Name is the name of the file
 PRO-C uses to store the help messages for
 this program definition. 
 
 Press <Enter> to accept the default name.
 
 Type in a valid file name and press
 <Enter> to use an alternate name.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
0c21290c3dd04000000000000000000000000004 MENU TYPE
 
 Menu Type determines how users make
 menu selections.  
 
 <F2> calls a list of menu types.
 Choose a menu type and press <Enter>.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
0b21270d3dd04000000000000000000000000005 DESIGNED BY
 
 This field records who designed the 
 program.  The information is 
 useful for project control and 
 program maintenance.  The name you
 supply here will appear in the
 generated code.
 
 Type in any name up to ten
 characters in length.
    
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
0a21280e3dd04000000000000000000000000006 PASSWORD FILE NAME
 
 This is the name of the file of
 password information for this
 application.  If you enter a valid 
 file name in this field, PRO-C will
 do a password check when the 
 application runs.  Leave the field
 blank if you do not want password
 checking.
 
 Type in a valid file name and press
 <Enter>.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.
07212a113dd04000000000000000000000000007 NEXT PROGRAM TO RUN
 
 Next Program to Run is the name of the
 program that will run when this 
 program finishes.

 Type in a PRO-C file name or the name 
 of any valid executable file on your 
 system and press <Enter>.  Type in the
 name only; omit the file extension. 
 The file must be in a directory found 
 on your PATH. 
    
 Press <F2> for a menu of PRO-C file 
 types for selection.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File menu.

 The default value is no program.  If
 you leave this field blank, control 
 will return to the operating system.
 If RETURN was set in the menu that
 called the program, control returns
 to the menu.
03252b103dd04000000000000000000000000008 MENU PROMPT
 
 The Menu prompt appears on the menu 
 screen.  It should tell the user which
 event will occur when the menu item is 
 selected.
 
 Type in a prompt for this menu item.  
 The prompt can contain up to 30 
 characters. 
 
 <Enter> moves to the next field.
 <Esc> aborts the definition.
09014f0a3dd04000000000000000000000000009 MODIFY DATE MASKS
 
 You can change the way the date is displayed on the menu screen by modifying
 the format mask.  Use the following format characters:
	YY	Year           HH      Hour             
 	MM	Month          NN      Minute         
	DD	Day            SS      Second
 Date mask characters must be in upper case (i.e. DD not dd)
08153b0a3dd0400000000000000000000000000a SUB-MENU
 
 Set this field to YES if the action is a sub-menu.
 The screen is not cleared when a sub-menu is displayed.
 
 Set this field to YES if the action is a sub-menu.
 The screen is not cleared when a sub-menu is displayed.
08014f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000000b RETURN FIELD
 
 Return forces the program to return to its parent menu when it finishes.  
 If the Sub-menu field is set to YES, the Return field is automatically set 
 to YES.
 
 Press <Space> or <Y> to set this field to YES.
 Press <Space> again or <N> to return the field to NO.
 
 <Enter> completes the definition if this menu item.
 <Tab> moves to the previous field.
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
02014f0e3dd0400000000000000000000000000c VIEWING A DOCUMENT
 
 You can browse through a document that was printed to a file.
 
 Press <PgDn> to move one screen down in the report.
 Press <PgUp> to move one screen up in the report.
 Use the <Up> and <Dn> arrow keys to move one line at a time.
 
 <Home> moves to the top of the report.
 <End> moves to the end of the report.
 
 Press <Esc> to return to the Document menu.
0809480f3dd0400000000000000000000000000d PROGRAM FIELD
 The Program field names the program that runs when the menu item is
 chosen.  It can be the name of any PRO-C program or the name of an
 executable program found on your PATH. 
 
 Type in a program name and press <Enter> to move to the next field.
 
 <F2> calls a list of PRO-C programs, grouped by program type.  
 You can choose a program from this list.
 
 <Tab> moves to the previous field.
 <Esc> returns to the Main menu.
0e014f083dd0400000000000000000000000000e SELECT NEXT OR PREVIOUS SCREEN
 
 Use the arrow keys and <Enter> to specify whether you want it to move 
 the prompt to the next or previous screen.  
 
 <Esc> aborts the move.
0d2729083dd0400000000000000000000000000f PRO-C FILE SELECTION
 
 Choose a program type to list all the
 PRO-C programs of that type.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Program Field.
05122e0a3dd04000000000000000000000000010 SELECT A PROGRAM DEFINITION
 
 Select a program definition and press
 <Enter>.  Type a letter to move to the 
 next file name beginning with that letter.
    
 <Esc> returns to the list of PRO-C file 
 types.
032829153dd04000000000000000000000000011 MENU TYPES 
 
 Menu Type determines how users make 
 menu selections in generated 
 applications.
 
 Single Key Auto:
 Menu selections are made by choosing
 one letter.  <Enter> is not required.
 
 Pop-up Bar:
 Selections are made by highlighting 
 the desired menu option and pressing 
 <Enter>.
 
 Single Key:
 Selections are made by typing one 
 letter and then pressing <Enter>.
 
 Single Digit:
 Each menu item is prefixed with a 
 single digit and selections are made 
 by typing the desired number.  <Enter> 
 is not required.  Only 9 items can be 
 accessed.
 
 Numbered:
 Each menu item is prefixed with a 
 number and selections are made by 
 typing the desired number and then 
 pressing <Enter>.
0d2729083dd04000000000000000000000000012 PRO-C FILE SELECTION
 
 Choose a program type to list all the
 PRO-C programs of that type.
 
 <Esc> returns to the Program Field.
03014f073dd04000000000000000000000000013 FILE 

 The File menu allows you to create, open, save, copy, rename, and delete
 program definitions.  You also can shell to the operating system or exit 
 to the Project Manager.
06192a093dd04000000000000000000000000014 SELECT FILE TO OPEN
 
 Select a file name and press <Enter>. 
 Type a letter to move to the next file
 name beginning with that letter.
 
 <Esc> returns to the File Menu.
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052323133dd04000000000000000000000000016 FILE SELECTION

 Highlight the file you want
 to copy, rename, or delete.

 If you are copying or renaming
 a file, type in a new name and
 press <Enter> to complete the
 action.

 If you are deleting a file, 
 press <Space> to mark the file
 and <Enter> to delete it.  You
 can mark multiple files with
 <Space> and delete all the 
 marked files at once.  Press
 <Space> again to unmark a file.
 
 Press a letter to select the 
 next file name beginning with 
 that letter.
   
 <PgUp> moves up 6 files.   
 <PgDn> moves down 6 files.

 <Home> moves to the top of 
        the list.

 <End>  moves to the bottom of 
        the list.
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07252c083dd0400000000000000000000000001b GENERATE MENU
 
 The Generate menu allows you to create 
 C source code for the program definition.  
 You can also generate documentation for 
 the program.
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03014f153dd0400000000000000000000000001e ELEMENT MODE 

 Element Mode displays the elements you have selected for your program.
 "Elements" are the menu prompts defined in the Maintenance Station and 
 the extra time and date fields you selected in the Extras Station. In 
 Element Mode, you determine the display attributes and position of the
 elements.
 
 This menu lists the various functions available in Element Mode. 
 You can access these functions with function keys or by pressing 
 </> and then choosing a menu option.
 
 Text     <F3>     Enter Text Mode.
 
 Switch   <F2>     Switch between screen pages in the menu program.  
                   If there are no other pages, this option does nothing.
  
 Color    <F4>     Color the current prompt.
 
 Order    <F6>     Choose a field processing order.
 
 Pop-up   <F10>    Call up the pop-up menu on this field.  Use the arrow
                   keys to position the pop-up and press <Enter> to 
                   store the pop-up positioning.
	    
 Move     <F7>     Move the current prompt to the next or previous page.  
                   If there is no next page, you can create one.
			 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   			 
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05133b123dd04000000000000000000000000023 SELECTING FIELDS
 
 In the Maintenance Station press:
        <F5> to add new menu prompts 
        <F6> to delete menu prompts
        <F7> to change prompts.

 All the defined prompts will appear on the menu screen.

 In the Extras Station press:
        <Space> to select fields for display
        <F7> to change display masks.

 Press <Space> again to deselect fields.
 
 Press <Esc> to exit the station.
0c014f0c3dd04000000000000000000000000024 DOCUMENTATION MENU

 You can print the program documentation.
 
 Select Printer:
 Choose the printer you will use to print the documentation and PRO-C will
 include the appropriate control characters and escape sequences in the 
 generated document. 
 
 Select Device:
 Choose the output device for the document.  The output devices listed are
 the devices detected by the Project Manager.
 
 Print the Report:
 This option creates the report and sends it to the appropriate device.
 
 Check Paper Alignment:
 The Alignment option sends a test page to the printer.
03014f153dd04000000000000000000000000025 ELEMENT MODE </> MENU 
 In Element Mode, you arrange the menu prompts on the screen.  You 
 can change the color of the men prompts and set the processing
 order. Element Mode functions are selected with function keys 
 or by choosing the capitalized letter in each menu option. 

 Text     <F3>     Enter Text Mode.
 
 Switch   <F2>     Switch between screen pages in the menu program.  
                   If there are no other pages, this option does nothing.
  
 Color    <F4>     Color the current prompt.
 
 Order    <F6>     Choose a field processing order.
 
 Pop-up   <F10>    Call up the pop-up menu on this field.  Use the arrow
                   keys to position the pop-up and press <Enter> to 
                   store the pop-up positioning.
	    
 Move     <F7>     Move the current prompt to the next or previous page.  
                   If there is no next page, you can create one.
			 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   			 
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032d230f3dd04000000000000000000000000028 ORDER MENU
 
 You can determine the order the 
 menu prompts are processed.
 
 Auto (R,C)  orders by row and
             then by column.
 
 Auto (C,R)  orders by column
             and then by row.
 		
 Manual      lets you set an
             alternative order.
030f2a073dd04000000000000000000000000029 OPEN
 
 Open calls an existing PRO-C program.  
 A selection box displays the available 
 program definitions.
040f31063dd0400000000000000000000000002a NEW
 
 New creates a new PRO-C program definition at
 the Header Box.
050f2f053dd0400000000000000000000000002b SAVE
 
 Save stores the current program definition.
060f32063dd0400000000000000000000000002c SAVE AS
 
 Save As stores the current program under a new
 name.  The old file retains its original name.
080f33063dd0400000000000000000000000002d COPY
 
 Copy duplicates a program definition.  You must
 supply a name for the new menu.
0b0f32063dd0400000000000000000000000002e RENAME
 
 Rename renames a program definition.  You must
 supply a new name for the file.
0a0f28053dd0400000000000000000000000002f DELETE
 
 Delete erases a program definition. 
0c0f2c063dd04000000000000000000000000030 HEADER
 
 Header takes you to the Header Box where
 the current program is defined.
0d0f3b073dd04000000000000000000000000031 IMPORT PRO-C VERSION 1.3x MENUS 

 You can import menus designed with  PRO-C version 1.3x. 
 Select the name of the menu to import and press <Enter>.
 Menus are imported without modification.
03014f153dd04000000000000000000000000032 TEXT MODE

 In Text Mode, you design the background for your menu.  This may 
 include text, boxes, and lines.  You can modify the color of the 
 background menu screen.  

 Text Mode functions are accessed with function keys or from the 
 menu called by pressing </>.
 
 Element   <Esc>   Return to element mode.
 
 Switch    <F2>    Move to the next menu page.  This function does nothing
                   if there is only one menu page.
 
 Box       <F3>    Draw a box or select the box border set.
 
 Color     <F4>    Select attributes or change colors.
 
 Block     <F5>    Select and manipulate blocks.
 
 Delete    <F6>    Delete or insert rows or columns.
 
 Misc      <F8>    Miscellaneous functions.
 
 Cursor    <F9>    Fast cursor control.
 
 Undo      <F10>   Undo last action or restore previous version.
 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
0e0f33053dd04000000000000000000000000033 SHELL
 
 Shell creates a window on the operating system.
0f0f28053dd04000000000000000000000000034 EXIT
 
 Exit returns to the Project Manager.
030d440b3dd04000000000000000000000000035 PROCESSING ORDER
 
 The bold numbers beside each menu prompt indicate the processing 
 order.  Type in new numbers to rearrange the order. 
 
 <Enter> moves forward one field.
 <Tab> moves back one field.
 
 <Esc> returns to Element Mode.
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08153b083dd04000000000000000000000000037 PROGRAM FIELD
 
 Type in the name of the program that will run when this
 menu option is selected.
 
 Press <F2> to call up a list of PRO-C file types.
030150083dd04000000000000000000000000038 MAINTENANCE 
 
 The Maintenance Station is the place to create the menu prompts that 
 appear on the menu and to name the programs called by the prompts.  You 
 can set sub-menus here and indicate that control should return to this
 menu when the program called is completed. 
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030150073dd0400000000000000000000000003a DESIGN
 
 The Design Station lets you arrange the prompts on your menu, add 
 explanatory text, draw boxes and lines, and add color to the menu
 display.
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030150063dd04000000000000000000000000042 EXTRAS
 
 The Extras Station allows you to include the time and date for display on 
 the menu display screen.
030150063dd04000000000000000000000000043 GENERATE MENU
 
 The Generate menu allows you to create C source code for the program 
 definition.  You can also generate documentation for the program.
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061739063dd04000000000000000000000000063 IMPORT MENU NAME

 These are the menu definitions that can be imported.
 Choose one and press <Enter> to import the file.  You
 will have to give the menu a new name.
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03014f153dd0400000000000000000000000008c TEXT MODE </> MENU

 In Text Mode, you can design the background for your menu.  This may 
 include text, boxes, and lines.  You also have control over the color 
 of the background you create.  Text Mode functions can be selected with 
 function keys or by choosing the capitalized letter in each menu option. 
 
 Element   <Esc>   Return to element mode.
 
 Switch    <F2>    Move to the next menu page.  This function does nothing
                   if there is only one menu page.
 
 Box       <F3>    Draw a box or select the box border set.
 
 Color     <F4>    Select attributes or change colors.
 
 Block     <F5>    Select and manipulate blocks.
 
 Delete    <F6>    Delete or insert rows or columns.
 
 Misc      <F8>    Miscellaneous functions.
 
 Cursor    <F9>    Fast cursor control.
 
 Undo      <F10>   Undo last action or restore previous version. 
 
 These are the default function keys.  If you re-map the function keys in 
 the Project Manager, the functions will be re-mapped in the Design Station 
 as well.   
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0429240f3dd0400000000000000000000000008e BOX TYPES 
 
 Select a box type and press 
 <Enter>.  If you are drawing 
 in Elastic mode, your box will 
 take on the new box type.  If 
 you are drawing in Drag mode, 
 new line segments will use the
 new type.
    
 <Esc> returns to drawing the box
 without changing the box type.   
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0e01500a3dd04000000000000000000000000091 DRAG COLORS
 
 Your cursor will leave a trail in the current attribute without changing 
 any characters.
 
 Press <Enter> to complete the operation.
 Press <Esc> to abort the operation. 
09014f0f3dd04000000000000000000000000092 ATTRIBUTE MENU

 Select Attribute:
 This option allows you to change the current attribute.  All new text
 you enter will appear in the new attribute.

 Toggle to Previous Attribute:
 This switch re-instates the last attribute you selected and makes it the
 new current attribute.

 Change Color Using Drag Mode:
 This option turns your cursor into a filter, changing all the text in 
 its path to the current attribute.  Elements are not modified.

 Set Color of the Entire Screen:
 This selection applies the current attribute to all the text and blank 
 space on the screen.  Elements are not modified.

 Shade an Area:
 This option lets you convert a rectangular area of the screen to the 
 current attribute.  
0b014f0d3dd04000000000000000000000000093 DELETE MENU
 
 The Delete Menu offers the following functions:
 
 Delete Row:
 Delete the current row.  Lower rows move up one row and a new row 
 appears at the bottom of the screen.
 
 Insert Row:
 Insert a blank row at the current cursor position.  Subsequent rows are
 pushed down by 1.  If a row of text is pushed beyond the bottom of the 
 screen it is lost.
 
 Delete Column:
 Delete the current column.  Columns to the right of the cursor move one to
 the left.
 
 Insert Column:
 Insert a blank column at the current cursor position.  Characters to the
 right of the inserted column move one column to the right.  This function
 does not push text off the side of the screen.
 
 Erase to End of Line:
 Delete the characters to the right of the cursor on the current line.
 
 Erase to End of Screen:
 Delete the characters to the right of the cursor on the current line and 
 anywhere on subsequent lines.
 
 Erase Entire Screen:
 Erase all text on the screen.
020836163dd04000000000000000000000000094 CURSOR MENU 
 
 This menu provides easy ways to move your cursor 
 around the screen.  These cursor commands can be 
 used while drawing, moving, highlighting, or any 
 other time you move around the screen with the 
 arrow keys.
 
 Home:
 Move to start of line.
 
 End:
 Move to the last character on the line.
 
 Start of Line:
 Move to the start of line.
 
 End of Line:
 Move to the last column of the line.
 
 Top of Screen:
 Move to the first row of the screen in the current
 column.
 
 Bottom of Screen:
 Move to the last row of the screen in the current
 column.
 
 Page Commands are only available in reports.
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060150123dd04000000000000000000000000096 BOX MENU
 
 The Box menu offers three options:
 
 Draw box in elastic mode:
 In this method, your current cursor position defines one corner of the box.
 Use the arrow keys to define the opposite corner.  As you move the cursor, 
 you will see the box take shape.  Press <Enter> to complete the box or 
 <Esc> to abort. While you are drawing a box, you can press <F4> to change 
 the display attribute or <F5> to change the box type.  While you are 
 drawing the box, you can press <Bak> to switch the anchor to the opposite 
 corner of the block.

 Draw box in drag mode:
 In this method, your current cursor position defines the start of a line 
 and the line follows the movements of your cursor.  <Enter> completes the 
 line; <Esc> aborts the drawing.  Drag mode is useful for drawing awkward 
 shapes.  While you are drawing a box, you can press <F4> to change the 
 display attribute or <F5> to change the box type.

 Select boxset:
 You can select a different line type to form the border of the box.
05262a0c3dd04000000000000000000000000097 BOX ATTRIBUTES 
 
 Select attribute:
 Call the attribute menu to select 
 an attribute for the box.
 
 Toggle auto-fill:
 Toggle between a hollow box and a
 box filled with the current attribute.
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0a272a0e3dd0400000000000000000000000009b DRAWING A BOX IN DRAG MODE
 
 Use the arrow keys to outline the box.

 Press <U> to enter undo mode where you
 can retrace your steps and erase the 
 line.  Press <U> again to return to
 draw mode.
 
 Press <F4> to change attributes.
 Press <F5> to select the box type.

 Press <Enter> to save the line.
 Press <Esc> to abort.
020133163dd0400000000000000000000000009c MISCELLANEOUS MENU
 
 The Miscellaneous menu offers a variety of
 functions that are not included in any of
 the other menu categories.
 
 Copy to Register:
 Copy the text from a selected block to a
 register.

 Copy from Register:
 Dump the block in the register onto the
 screen.  The cursor position defines the 
 upper right corner of the block.
 
 Extended Character:
 Call up a menu of the extended character set
 and choose a character to appear at the 
 current cursor position.
 
 Repeat (Drag Mode)
 Repeat the last character you typed or selected
 from the extended character menu.  Use the
 arrow keys to move the cursor;  the repeated
 character will mark the trail of the cursor.
 
 Toggle Element Display:
 Remove or reinstate elements on the display 
 on text mode.
 
 Toggle Mono/Color:
 Toggle between monochrome and color displays
 of the screen.  This only works on color 
 monitors.  In monochrome mode, underlined
 text appears in blue.
 
 Toggle Wrap On/Off:
 Toggle between having the cursor stop at the
 edge of the screen or warp around to the other 
 side.  This applies when drawing boxes or 
 highlighting blocks.
 
 Toggle Word Processor Mode On/Off:
 Works like Toggle Wrap, but moves the cursor 
 down a line when it crosses the right screen
 or page border and up a line when it crosses
 the left.
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022d22163dd0400000000000000000000000009f BLOCK MENU 
 
 To select a block:
 
    Position the cursor at the
    corner of the block you 
    want to select.
 
    Use the Block menu to 
    select the function you
    want to perform.
 
    Use the arrow keys to 
    define the block.  The area 
    you select will appear in 
    reverse video.
 
    While you are highlighting the 
    area, press <Bak> to switch 
    the anchor to the opposite 
    corner of the block.

    Select the block by 
    pressing <Enter>.
  
 The Block menu offers the 
 following functions:
 
 Move:
 Move text and/or elements to a 
 new location.
 
 Copy:
 Duplicate text in a new 
 location. 
 
 Delete:
 Delete a block of text.
 
 Last Block:
 Select the last block you were
 working with and use it for 
 another operation.
 
 Center:
 Center a block horizontally or
 vertically on the screen.
 
 Case:
 Change the case of characters
 in the selected block to UPPER 
 CASE, lower case, or Initial 
 Capitals.
 
 Shade:
 Change the selected block to 
 the current attribute.  You 
 can press <F4> to change the 
 current attribute at any time 
 during the operation.
 
 Dump Block:
 Copy the last block selected 
 to a new area.  The current 
 cursor position defines the 
 top right corner of the copy.
 
 Align Block:
 Align the text in the selected
 block with the left or right 
 edge of the block, or justify
 the text. 

 Fill:
 Fills the block with any ASCII
 character. 
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06153c063dd040000000000000000000000000a1 CENTER BLOCK MENU
 
 You can center the block horizontally or vertically on 
 the screen.  Press <Enter> to begin the blocking process.
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070947093dd040000000000000000000000000a3 CASE MENU
 
 Choose the case for the text in the selected block.  You can select
        UPPER CASE
        lower case
        Initial Capitals.
 The prompts in the block are not modified.
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07014f113dd040000000000000000000000000a8 UNDO MENU
 
 The Undo menu helps to protect you from unwanted modifications to your
 design.
 
 Undo Last Action:
 Restore the screen to the way it was before the last action.  You cannot
 undo attribute selection.
 
 Save Text to Buffer:
 Copy the current text to a buffer.  You might want to do this before
 making a series of modifications.
 
 Restore Text from Buffer:
 Erase the current screen and replace it with the screen most recently 
 saved to the buffer.  This can be undone.
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120150063dd040000000000000000000000000ae POSITIONING A SELECTED BLOCK
 
 Use the arrow keys to position the block and <Enter> to complete the
 operation.  <Esc> aborts the operation.
09014f0f3dd040000000000000000000000000af SELECTING A BLOCK
 
 The position of your cursor when you chose the operation defines one corner 
 of the block.  Use the arrow keys to highlight the area you want to select.
 
 While you are highlighting the area, press <Bak> to switch the anchor to
 the opposite corner of the block.

 Press <Enter> to complete the selection.
 Press <Esc> to abort the selection.
 
 If you are selecting a block to be shaded, press <F4> to change the 
 current attribute.
020632163dd040000000000000000000000000b0 DRAGGING CHARACTERS
 
 Use the arrow keys to move around the screen.  The last character
 you typed or chose from the extended character menu will appear 
 behind your cursor.

 Press <Enter> to complete the trail of characters.
 Press <Esc> to delete the characters and return to the Miscellaneous menu.
0c01500c3dd040000000000000000000000000b1 COLOR MENU
 
 The color menu offers the following options:
 
 Select Attribute:
 Choose from a list of available attributes.  You can control these
 attributes from the Project Manager.

 Toggle to Previous Attribute:
 Toggle between the current attribute and the last one used.
 
 Change Colors Using Drag Mode:
 Drag your cursor around the screen and leave a trail in the current
 attribute without changing the characters over which your cursor passes.
 
 Set Color of Entire Screen:
 Set all characters and spaces to the current attribute.
 
 Shade an Area:
 Highlight an area and change it to the current attribute.
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080136093dd040000000000000000000000000b8 SELECT EXTENDED CHARACTER
 
 Use the arrow keys to select the character from
 the list and press <Enter> to put it on the 
 screen at the current cursor position.  Press 
 <Esc> to abort the operation.
 
 You may also be able to access characters from
 the ASCII character set by holding down the 
 <Alt> key and typing the character number on 
 the number pad.
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091938093dd040000000000000000000000000bb ALIGN BLOCK
 
 You can align the text in the selected block with
 the left or right edge of the block.  You can also
 justify the text by aligning the text with both
 sides of the block.  Justification is done by 
 altering the between word spacing.  
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091f320f3dd040000000000000000000000000be DRAW BOX IN ELASTIC MODE
 
 Move the cursor to define the box.

 Press <Bak> to switch the anchor to the 
 opposite corner of the block.
 Press <F4> to change the display attribute 
 of the box or to toggle the auto-fill feature.
 Press <F5> to change the box type.
 
 Press <F3> or <Enter> to complete the box.
 Press <Esc> to abort the box.
0c0849073dd040000000000000000000000000bf LAST BLOCK MENU 

 You are operating on the last block you selected.  The menu lists the
 same options you have for any other selected block. 
092023083dd040000000000000000000000000c0 MOVE TEXT, ELEMENTS, OR BOTH
 
 You can move text, elements, or 
 both.  Make your selection and 
 press <Enter> to begin the 
 blocking process.
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03351b093dd040000000000000000000000000c4 ATTRIBUTE SELECTION
 
 Use the arrow keys and
 <Enter> to choose an
 attribute.
 
 <Esc> aborts the menu.
0c232e0c3dd040000000000000000000000000c5 FILL CHARACTER
 
 You can fill the block with any character.
 
 Type the fill character you want to use or
 press <F8> to call the menu of extended 
 characters.  

 Press <Enter> to fill the block.
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0c014f0c3dd040000000000000000000000000ec DOCUMENTATION MENU
 You can print the menu documentation.
 
 Select Printer:
 Choose the printer you will use to print the documentation and PRO-C will
 include the appropriate control characters and escape sequences in the 
 generated document. 
 
 Select Device:
 Choose the output device for the document.  The output devices listed are
 the devices detected by the Project Manager.
 
 Print the Report:
 This option creates the report and sends it to the appropriate device.
 
 Check Paper Alignment:
 The Alignment option sends a test page to the printer.

