The UI made EZ Tutorial
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         This section is meant  for the  novice to UI.  It is designed to
         get to the fundamentals of  using the editor. Experienced  users
         may want to ignore this  completly or peruse to see  if there is
         something here that could  have been missed in  their day-to-day
         usage.  I have discovered  a few things myself in the process of
         writing this section.

         The Bitter Basics section  demonstrates  the power of UI with an
         immediate application.

         This  entire  tutorial  is meant to be used  in conjunction with
         the first chapter of the manual.   The approach  elected was, in
         The Better Basics  section,  take was  to  follow  each  of  the
         Function key menus  as well as   possible  to  give  an  example
         of how  the task at  hand may be  accomplished.  To  demonstrate
         how  things   are   effectively  accomplished,  however,  it  is
         necessary to move from one section to another.

         If, for any  reason, a section is not clear to you we would like
         to know about it so the changes can be made.

         The  alpha  testers  for   this  tutorial  were  three  computer
         illiterates. That is one step below neophyte and one step  above
         tutorial writer.  This  statement  is  made with no reservations
         as they were quick to point out something they didn't understand
         whenever they had doubts.

         Keystrokes for you to  make  while in UI  are in bold characters
         and placed in brackets <> throughout this tutorial.

         Keystrokes for  you to make  while in the  guide are  in reverse
         video and are  placed in brackets <>.  Some  key  remarks are in
         color or underlined on a monochrome monitor.

         A grey scale monitor only gives reverse video.

         At the top of each screen in this guide is a box that contains a
         reference to  "See also:"  if one exists.  Where  it is believed
         more help on the subject under discussion will help, the section
         for reference will be in reverse video, i.e., Conventions.

         If necessary, review  the  above  section on Conventions to make
         things a little easier.

         Press <+> or <Esc> and select Getting Started