Message editor commands: 

   A, C, D, E, F, I, L, P, R, S, V, !, / 

These commands allow you to edit the message you just entered.

  A - abort

    You can abort the message and return to the command prompt.

  C - continue

    Continue writing the message (as long as you have not reached
the 99 line limit).

  D - delete a line

    Allows you to delete one line from the message.  You need to
know the number of the line you wish to delete, use the list
command to display line numbers.

  E - edit a line

    Allows you to re-enter one line of your message.  You will be
shown the existing line and prompted to enter a new line.  If you
wish to copy text from the original line press control-r.  Each
character will be copied from the old line to the new one.

  F - forward a copy to another user 

    You can send up to 10 copies of the message to other users. 

  I - insert a new line

    Allows you to insert a blank line in the message.  The line
in inserted before the line you specify.

  L - list message

    The message will be displayed including lines numbers.
    Paragraph markers are displayed as "<".

  R - read original message

    If you are replying to a message you can go back and read the
original message.

  S - save message

    Saves the message and returns you to the command prompt.

  V - view message

    The message will be displayed as it would be when someone
reads it.

  P - paragraph marker

    A paragraph marker is created by hitting return while
entering a message.  This command will add or remove a marker
from the line depending if the line is at the end of a paragraph
or not.  When listing the message a paragraph marker is displayed
as "<".

  ! - check spelling

    Each word in the message will be checked and you will be
prompted to enter the correct spelling any words not found in the
dictionary.

  / - search and replace

    Search and replace is a fast and easy way of changing text in
your message.  The format of the command line is:

       /search string/replace string/line #

    So if you wanted to change the word "four" to "for" in line 8
you would enter:

       /four/for/8 

    If you wanted to remove all occurrences, in other words
replace nothing, the word "remove" you would enter:

       /remove//8

    If you don't specify a line number then all lines will be
searched.

      /too/two/

    Will replace all occurrences of "too" with "two" in every
line of the message.


