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(This is the second part of NJSTAR USER'S MANUAL. Read NJSTAR1.DOC first) ============================================================================= MACROS COMMANDS This section describes NJStar's Macro related functions. Those functions are located under "Macro" in the main menu. A macro is a predefined sequence of a series of NJStar commands. User may record a series commands within NJStar, or write a macro text file with NJStar and then compile it with NJStar's utility program, NJMAC.EXE, to convert it to a macro file. Please also see PROGRAM USAGE for information about loading a macro in the command line. FUNCTION <MacroRec> [F11] º«¬º√¸¡Ó This function will start and stop macro recording. When entering macro- record mode, the right side of the bottom will display a sign of "Record." Mouse user may point the mouse cursor at that position and then click the left button once to invoke this function. When start this function, the following sequence of NJStar commands will be recorded and stored at the macro buffer, until user invoke this command again. The content in the macro buffer will be wiped out when quitting from NJStar, or replaced by the next recorded macro. When recording a macro, pressing [Esc] would be handle as a normal command to be recorded, instead of cancellation of the command. FUNCTION <MacroExec> [F12] ÷¥––º«¬º This function will execute the macro stored at the macro buffer. If there is nothing at the macro buffer, it will do nothing. If a user macro turns out to be a locked loop, user may press [Ctrl + C] to cancel the execution. FUNCTION <SaveMacro> [Alt + F11] º«¬º¥Ê≈Ã This function will save the content in the macro buffer to a file with a user specified file name. Thus, a recorded macro can be repeatedly used later again. The macro filename use the standard extension name, .NJM. Any extension name input by user other than that would be ignored. If the file name given by user is exists for other file, the system will ask user to confirm the file name. User may press [Esc] at any time to cancel the request. FUNCTION <ReadMacro> [Alt + F12] ∂¡»°º«¬º This function will read a user specified macro file into the macro buffer, so that user can execute the macro from the buffer after this. FUNCTION <RepeatCmd> [Ctrl + F11] ÷ÿ∏¥√¸¡Ó This function will repeat previous pressed command for given number of times. If previous pressed key is a macro command, then <RepeatCmd> will repeat the Macro for given number of times. This function can not be used in the macro. MACRO TEXT FILES The following is the basic regulations for macro files. 1. A macro text file should be named with extension name .NJ; 2. A text macro file may only contains one macro statement; 3. A macro statement should starts with a string "Macro"; 4. When a line goes too long, use "&" at the end of line to indicate continuing to the next line; 5. A comment line in the macro text file starts with a "*" character; 6. All commands listed in this manual can be written to macro text file, separated by a space. Upcase or lowercase doesn't matter; 7. Use double quotation marks ("") to input the enclosed text to the editing screen or a search string at prompt; 8. Use single quotation marks ('') to input the enclosed text to the editing screen or a Chinese character code at prompt; 9. Use #nnn to input an ASCII character presented by nnn. The number nnn can be either in Decimal, Hex, or Oct format; 10. Use $nn to sleep the execution for a period of nn ticks. One tick is equal to 1/18 second. User input would be ignored during the sleeping time; 11. Use <Pause> command to pause the execution of the macro, until user press [Return] or [Esc]. User may carry out other editing tasks during the pause time when Njstar prompts user for a search string or file name; 12. Use <ScreenOff> to freeze the screen display when the macro is excused. Use <ScreenOn> to turn on the screen. The default mode is <ScreenOn>; 13. Use string plus ":" to compose a label. A macro statement can contains up to 64 labels; 14. Use <Jump> followed by a label to indicate the command switch to the label within the macro statement unconditionally; 15. Use <JTrue> followed by a label to indicate the command switch to the label within the macro statement when the previous command is successfully executed; and 16. Use <JFalse> followed by a label to indicate the command switch to the label within the macro statement when the previous command can not be executed. Here is an example of a macro statement, This macro will replace two ASCII "A1A1" characters (Pure-Chinese Space characters) to two ASCII space characters. [EXAMPLE] Macro ASCinput Replace "°°" Enter " " Enter file NJMAC.EXE The utility program NJMAC.EXE is under the same subdirectory of NJSTAR. The following is the usage of this program. [USAGE] C:\NJSTAR20> NJMAC macfile The macfile is the name of a macro text file. Please add the drive name and the full path if necessary. The resultant macro file will use the same file name, with an extension name .NJM. The location of the resultant macro file is the same as that of the original macro text file. If the macro text file contains void statement, NJMAC will generate an error message indicating the error location within the file. ============================================================================= PRINTING AND FILE CONVERSION This section describes NJStar's printing and file conversion functions. Those functions are located under the "output" in the main menu. FUNCTION <Print> [Ctrl + P] ¥Ú”° ‰≥ˆ This function will print the current file to the user defined output device. Currently, NJStar may support 9 pin or 24 pin dot matrix printer (Epson or IBM-ProPrinter and their compatibles), Canon BubbleJet, and HP series laser printers. User need to install a proper printer driver with NJCONFIG.EXE in order to use a desired printer. After a correct printer drive is installed, user can print the current file to the printer or a file. Please notice that, the output character style, traditional or simplified, depends upon the current displaying style. Thus, to print a file in traditional characters, user may need to set the display to traditional style first by using <SwitchCCLIB> command. If the printer is not attached to the computer, or user prefers to use other printer, user print the current file to a printing file first, according to another printer's setting. Then, user may use NJStar's utility program, NJPRN.EXE, to print out that file later. NJPRN.EXE The utility program NJPRN.EXE is under the same subdirectory of NJSTAR. The following is the usage of this program. [USAGE] C:\NJSTAR20> NJPRN printfile port Printfile is a file name for the printing file generated by NJStar. Please include the drive name and the full path for NJPRN.EXE and print file if necessary. The valid ports are PRN, LPT1, LPT2, or LPT3. PRINTING FORMAT COMMANDS The following is NJStar's printing format commands, used to enhance the output format. English Name Chinese Name Function =================== ============== ===================================== \NewPage \ªª“≥ Forcing to print on a new page \PageNumber(nn) \“≥∫≈(nn) Specifying the current page number to nn \NumberStyle("(%d)") \“≥±Í("µ⁄%d“≥") Specifying the page number style as text shown in "". Variable %d is the current page number \NoPageNumber \Œﬁ“≥∫≈ Not printing page number \LeftMargin(nn) \◊Ûø’(nn) Setting left margin to nn Chinese characters \RightMargin(nn) \”“ø’(nn) Setting right margin to nn Chinese characters \TopMargin(nn) \…œø’(nn) Setting top margin to nn lines (1 line=1/6 inch or 1 line= 30 dots) \BottomMargin(nn) \œ¬ø’(nn) Setting bottom margin to nn lines (1 line=1/6 inch or 1 line= 30 dots) \LineSpace(nn) \––æ‡(nn) Setting the space between lines to nn dots \Font(nn) \◊÷∫≈(nn) Setting the size of Chinese character to nn. ( 1 normal; 2 large) \Center \÷––ƒ Centering the current line on page \FanTi \∑±ÃÂ Using un-simplified Characters \JianTi \ºÚÃÂ Using simplified Characters =================== ============== ===================================== Please notice, 1) All commands must start at beginning of the Line, and started with "\". To print a "\" character at the beginning of a line, please use "\\". 2) More than one command can be written in one line. FUNCTION <PcxSaveFile> [Shift + F5] ‰≥ˆ PCX This function will create a set of PCX file (one file per page) for the current file. The purpose of this function is mainly to help user to send a GB file via computerized fax equipment. A GB file can't be supported by fax software directly. But PCX is one of popular graphic format, supported by many fax software too. Thus, user may use this function to convert the current file to PCX files first. Then, user may send the PCX files via computerized fax equipment. Since PCX is primarily a graphic format, user may use any graphic editor, such as PC PaintBrush, to edit the resultant graphic files. FUNCTION <zWEditFile> [Shift + F8] ∂¡zWŒƒº˛ This function will load a file in zW format, and then decode it for display in Chinese. The zW format was initially proposed by Yagui Wei and Ed Lai, for the purpose of transferring GB files via mainframe networks in ASCII mode. GB files use extended ASCII characters for internal codes. Those characters are not allowed to be transferred in ASCII mode, say, as an e-mail message, via mainframe networks. Therefore, one of possible ways to transfer those files in ASCII format is to use popular UUENCODE.EXE or UUENCODE.COM program. But UUENCODEs produce a great amount of overhead data so that the resultant file size is very big, usually 33.33% more than original file. The zW format uses much small overhead data, yet the resultant file can be transferred in ASCII format. There are some zW viewers available for PC computers, so that user can read a Chinese message in zW format directly. In a zW file, 1) Each line starts with a string of "zW," with a max length of 78 characters; 2) Chinese characters (161-254/0xA1-0xFE) are masked with high bit off, that is, shifted by 128 in decimal value; 3) The End of Line character is preceded with a "#" character; 4) All other ASCII characters are preceded with a blank character. NJStar would remember the current file is a zW file after it is loaded with this function. Therefore, when saving file later, it will save the file in zW format again. To change the format to GB, user needs to use <SaveAs> to save it with another name in GB code. Please see PROGRAM USAGE in this manual for the -zW option at command line. FUNCTION <zWDecode> [Shift + F7] “ÎzWŒƒº˛ This function will convert a zW file to GB format. If a zW format file is loaded without using <zWEditFile> command, NJStar would simply handle it as a GB file without Chinese characters. Thus, user may use this function to decode the current zW file into GB format. After that, this file would be saved in GB format permanently. FUNCTION <zWSaveFile> [Shift + F6] ¥ÊzWŒƒº˛ This function will encode the current file into zW format and save the result to disk with a user specified file name. When prompted, user may enter a file name, with drive name and full path if necessary. NJStar will ask user to confirm the file name if it exists. Since the resultant file is in zW format, user may send the file to the mainframe network in ASCII mode. FUNCTION <HzEditFile> [Shift + F4] ∂¡HzŒƒº˛ This function will load a file in Hz format, and then decode it for display in Chinese. Hz format, proposed collectively and finalized by Fung F. Lee, is another format dedicated for transferring Chinese file via computer network. Generally it uses less overhead data than zW format in conversion, and cover more loopholes in zW format. However, some mail editors can't accept the lengthy lines in Hz format. Hz format keeps the original hard line setting. Then, a line is divided into different segment, grouping by the following four types of data. Then, the following coding schemes and the identifiers are applied for different types of data. ASCII CODE ENCODING IDENTIFIER ============= =========== ========== c = 0 - 31 C = c + 32 ~(C~) c = 32 - 127 C = c C (no identifier) c = 128 - 160 C = c - 96 ~[C~] c = 161 - 254 C = c - 128 ~{C~} NJStar would remember the current file is a Hz file after it is loaded with this command. Therefore, when saving file later, it will save the file in Hz format again. To change the format to GB, user needs to use <SaveAs> or <RenameFile> function to save it with another name. Please see PROGRAM USAGE in this manual for the -Hz option at command line. FUNCTION <HzDecode> [Shift + F3] “ÎHzŒƒº˛ This function will convert a Hz file to GB format. If a Hz format file is loaded without using <HzEditFile> command, NJStar would simply handle it as a GB file without Chinese characters. Thus, user may use this function to decode the current Hz file into GB format. After that, this file would be saved in GB format permanently. FUNCTION <HzSaveFile> [Shift + F2] ¥ÊHzŒƒº˛ This function will encode the current file into Hz format and save the results to disk with a user specified file name. When prompted, user may enter a file name, with drive name and full path if necessary. NJStar will ask user to confirm the file name if it exists. Since the resultant file is in Hz format, user may send the file to the mainframe network in ASCII mode. ============================================================================= NJCONFIG.EXE NJCONFIG.EXE is one of NJStar's utility programs. However, it is the most important one because it is used to initialize the NJStar. This section describes the basic procedures for NJCONFIG.EXE. To run NJCONFIG.EXE, first make sure it is in the current subdirectory or accessible through system path statement. Please also make a back copy of current NJSTAR.EXE. Then, at DOS prompt, enter the following command, [USAGE] C:\NJSTAR20> NJCONFIG After receiving the correct command, NJCONFIG.EXE will be invoked, beginning with the following message, Enter the program name to configure [NJSTAR.EXE]: Press [Return] key if the default file name is correct, or enter a file name, including the drive name and full path if necessary. Then, the following main menu will display at the center of the screen, Options: C - Color settings G - General options H - Help screen K - Keys configuration R - Restore default key setting P - Printer settings I - Install printer driver S - Save and quit Q - Quit without save Enter your option: Here are the questions for color settings. Please notice that the color number is shown on the screen as sample color when the program is running. Enter background color for text editing screen. (0- 7) [ 1]: Enter background color for bottom input line... (0- 7) [ 4]: Do you want to use dark background color..............[ NO]? Do you want to display marked block in reverse video..[YES]? Enter color number for text editing screen... (1- 15) [ 10]: Enter color number for cursor ............... (1- 15) [ 15]: Enter color number for separation line....... (1- 15) [ 15]: Enter color number for QuickHelp screen ..... (1- 15) [ 11]: Enter color number for marked text block..... (1- 15) [ 13]: Enter color number for menu (Reverse Video).. (1- 15) [ 15]: Enter color number for hilighted menu item... (1- 15) [ 13]: Enter color number for bottom line .......... (1- 15) [ 15]: Enter color number for general message ...... (1- 15) [ 14]: Enter color number for ERROR message......... (1- 15) [ 13]: Here are the questions for general options. Please refer to the corresponding materials in this manual. Is your keyboard a Enhanced Keyboard (if NJStar did not work on your computer/keyboard please select NO). [ NO]? Do you want to start with FanTi Chinese.............. [ NO]? Do you want to start with PinYin input mode.......... [YES]? Do you want to create a backup file.................. [YES]? Do you want to save file in binary (Smaller size).... [ NO]? Do you want to order PinYin table dynamically........ [YES]? Do you want to save dictionaries automatically....... [YES]? Do you want to start with pure Chinese input......... [ NO]? Do you want to use 25 lines if VGA screen installed.. [YES]? Do you want to display end of line mark.............. [ NO]? Enter ASCII code of end of line(EOL) mark....... (1-255) [ 20]: Do you want to display the real line number(Slow).... [YES]? Do you want to display <*** End of File ***> mark.... [YES]? Do you want to enter search string for SearchBackward.[YES]? Do you want to have a blinking cursor................ [YES]? Do you want to have sound beep when error occurred... [YES]? Enter sound frequency (Hz).................... (1-5000) [400]: Enter autosave interval in min. (0--no save).. (0- 60) [ 10]: Here is the prompt for the user specified help screen file. Please see <QuickHelp> in MENU AND HELP for the specification of the help file. Enter help screen configuration file name [NJCONFIG.HLP]: Here is the prompt for the user specified key assignment file. The default file name is NJCONFIG.KEY. User may specify a user key assignment file if necessary. Enter key configure data file name [NJCONFIG.KEY]: User may use NJStar to write a key assignment, reassigning NJStar's configurable functions to user specified keys. Here, some important points are, 1. Use GB format (or ASCII) format for the key assignment file; 2. Comment lines in the key assignment file starts with "*" characters; 3. Use function names in English as listed in Appendix 1; 4. Use the standard key names and button names listed in Appendix 2; 5. A function may be assigned to more than one key. But if more than one function is assigned to the same key, only the last assignment will be honored. 6. Please notice some keys are only available for enhanced keyboards. When a non-available key is used in a key assignment file, the the assignment will be ignored. 7. A function can be assigned to a single key (or a mouse button) or a primary key combination ([Shift], [Alt], or [Ctrl] + other keys) in the following way: KeyName Function Name or a macro [EXAMPLE] F1 QuickHelp @Y Paste ^X Meta #Enter HardReturn 8. A function can be assigned to a meta key combination in the following way (Note: a meta key should be defined prior meta combination.), MetaKey FunctionName or a macro [EXAMPLE] Meta+^Z QuitFile Meta+W Macro EXInput 'B' Here are the questions for the printer settings. Please refer to the corresponding materials in this manual. Printer port (0=Lpt1 1=Lpt2 ).................... (0- 1) [ 0]: Double strike for 9 pin printing (0=NO, 1=YES)..... (0- 1) [ 0]: Paper feeding (0=Manual 1=Continuous).............. (0- 1) [ 1]: Should NJSTAR interpret the '\' formatting commands.........[YES]? Do you want to print page number............................[YES]? Default paper length in lines (1 line= 1/6 inch).. (20- 90) [ 70]: Default top margin in lines (1 line= 1/6 inch)..... (2- 20) [ 6]: Default bottom margin in lines (1 line= 1/6 inch).. (2- 20) [ 9]: Paper width in number of Chinese chars............ (20- 70) [ 60]: Default left margin in number of Chinese chars..... (0- 20) [ 10]: Default right margin in number of Chinese chars.... (0- 20) [ 10]: Default space between 2 lines(in dots)............. (0- 72) [ 12]: Here is the prompt for the user specified printer drive file. Please notice that only 9 pin printer drivers are supplied with NJStar Shareware Version. Printer driver currently installed: EPSON 9p & Compat's Printer Drivers Available: 0. EPSONFX1.DRV - EPSON FX 60 dpi 1. EPSONFX2.DRV - EPSON FX 120 dpi 2. EPSON9P.DRV - EPSON 9p & Compat's 3. IBMPRO9P.DRV - IBM Pro 9p & Comp's 4. EPSON24.DRV - EPSON24p & Compat's 5. HPLASER.DRV - HP Laserjet+ & PCLs 6. IBMX24.DRV - IBM Pro X24 &Comp's 7. CANONBJE.DRV - Canon BJ(EPSON Comp 8. CANONBJI.DRV - Canon BJ(IBM Comp.) Enter printer driver number (0- 8) [ 2]: User may enter one number that is best fit to the user's printer. Finally, the menu item, "R - Restore default key setting", can be used to restore NJStar's default keyboard settings. When finish, user may select "S" to save and quit, "Q" to cancel all changes made in the current session. ============================================================================= LXGB2DIC.EXE This program is used to add or delete LianXiang words to or from NJStar's LianXiang dictionary, NANJILX.DIC. The program runs under DOS prompt. Please make sure the program is in the current subdirectory or accessible through the path statement. Please also make a back up copy of dictionary file before run this command. Here are the program usages. 1. Add LianXiang words from a word list file, say, CIHUI.GB, to the dictionary file, say, NANJILX.DIC. [USAGE] LXGB2DIC [/atend] @nanjilx.dic +cihui.gb /atend -- add word at end of the list The dictionary file should be in dictionary format. The word list file should be in GB format, with one word at one line. The first character in each word should be in the Class One of the GB table. The optional switch, "/atend", will force words to be added at the end of the list for each character. Otherwise, the newly added word will appear at the beginning of the corresponding list. After running the program, the dictionary file will be updated. 2. Delete words listed in the given file, say, CIHUI.GB, from the dictionary file, say, NANJILX.DIC. [USAGE] LXGB2DIC @nanjilx.dic -cihui.gb The requirements of files are the same as those in adding LianXiang words. See above. After running the program, the dictionary file will be updated. 3. Use the old dictionary file, say, DICFILE.OLD, to update a new dictionary file, say, DICFILE.NEW. [USAGE] LXGB2DIC @dicfile.new @dicfile.old In this case, both files should be NJStar dictionary format. The name for the new dictionary file should go before that of the old one. The program will check words in the DICFILE.OLD, and update DICFILE.NEW with those words are not found in it. After running, only the first file will be updated. ============================================================================= CCFONT.EXE This utility program will update NJStar's font files with user specified characters. The program runs under DOS prompt. Please make sure that the program is in the current subdirectory or accessible through the path statement. Please make a back up copy for each font file if necessary. Here are the program usage. [USAGE] CCFONT -[options] fontfile cclibfile [OPTIONS] 16 - use 16x16 matrix(default) 24 - use 24x24 matrix 32 - use 32x32 matrix 48 - use 48x48 matrix 64 - use 64x64 matrix R - rotate 90 degree B nn - the no. of blank sections(def=8) Please notice, more than one option can be used in one command line. For 24x24 font file, the option -R must be used because the font files are rotated internally for the efficiency of 24 dot printer. [EXAMPLE] C:\NJSTAR20> CCFONT -24 -R font24.dat CCLIBF.24 The fontfile in the command line is the file that contains Chinese characters in dot matrix. a font file can have more than one Chinese character. Each character starts with a GuoBiao address for adding it, immediately following by the character's dot matrix. The recommended GB area for adding characters is AFE4 -> AFFE, and there must be a "+" sign in the front of each GB address. The dot matrix characters may consist space characters and other visible ASCII characters, with relevant number of lines and columns after the address. Those characters beyond the given line and column are ignored. (See file FONT.FON for example.) The cclibfile is the standard font files used by NJStar. Currently user are supplied with CCLIB.16, CCLIBF.16, CCLIB.24 and CCLIBF.24. They are in 16*16 and 24*24 font files correspondingly. (Note: 24*24 font files are provided in NJStar registered version only.) The fontfile and cclibfile should have same pixel. That is, for a character to be added to CCLIB.24 or CCLIBF.24, the font file must have a 24x24 dot matrix. For example, if a 16x16 font file FONT.FON has been created (see below), user may add it to CCLIB.16 by using the following command, C:\NJSTAR20> CCFONT -16 font.fon CCLIB.16 Then user may use NJStar to view file GUOBIAO.DOC, checking the added character at the location of GB AFF0. Then, user may also try to enter it by using GB code, AFF0, at GB input mode. ----------Cut following to File: FONT.FON----------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------- +AFF0 | Assign to GB address: AFF0 | The matrix begins from this line @@@@@@@@ @@ | NOTE: any symbols after line 16 and column 16 are ignored @ @@@ | for 16x16 font. @ @ | @ @ | @@@@@ @ | @ @ @ | @ @ @@@@@@@ | @ @ @ @ | @ @ @ @ | @ @ @ @ | @ @ @ | @ @ @ @ | @ @ @ @ | @@@ @ @ | @@@@@@@ | -------------------------------- ----------End of file FONT.FON----------------------------------------------- ============================================================================= APPENDIX 1 LIST OF NJSTAR CONFIGURABLE FUNCTIONS Note: This table contains all NJStar's configurable functions. Please notice that in the column of DEFAULT KEY, # = Shift+, @ = Alt+, and ^ = Ctrl+. NAME NAME DEFAULT KEY FUNCTION ============== ======== ============= ==================================== Menu ÷˜π¶ƒ‹±Ì [#F1] Call up the main menu QuickHelp π¶ƒ‹Ã· æ [F1] Call up the help screen ListDir œ‘ æƒø¬º [@F1] List user specified directory EditFile ±‡º≠Œƒº˛ [F8] Open user specified file NextFile œ¬“ªŒƒº˛ [F10] Goto the next file in file ring PrevFile …œ“ªŒƒº˛ [@F10] Goto the previous file in file ring FileList —°‘ÒŒƒº˛ [#F10] List all files in file ring RenameFile Œƒº˛∏ƒ√˚ [F7] Rename the current file SaveFile Œƒº˛¥Ê≈Ã [F2] Save the current file to disk SaveAs ªª√˚¥Ê≈Ã [^F3] Save current file to another name File ¥Ê≈ÃÕÀ≥ˆ [F4] Save the current file and quit SaveAll »´≤ø¥Ê≈Ã [^F4] Save the current file and quit all QuitFile ÕÀ≥ˆŒƒº˛ [F3] Quit current file (w/ or w/o saving) QuitAll »´≤øÕÀ≥ˆ [^F3] Quit all files (w/ or w/o saving) CursorLeft π‚±ÍœÚ◊Û [LEFT] Move left by one character CursorRight π‚±ÍœÚ”“ [RIGHT] Move right by one character CursorUp π‚±ÍœÚ…œ [UP] Move up by one line CursorDown π‚±ÍœÚœ¬ [DOWN] Move down by one line BegLine “Δ÷¡–– ◊ [HOME] Goto beginning of current screen line EndLine “Δ÷¡––ƒ© [END] Goto the end of current screen line WordLeft ±ææ‰ ◊ [^LEFT] Move to beginning of current "word" WordRight œ¬æ‰ ◊ [^RIGHT] Move to the beginning of next "word" BegScreen “Δ÷¡Δ¡ ◊ [^UP], [^A] Goto top left of the current screen EndScreen “Δ÷¡Δ¡ƒ© [^DOWN], [^Z] Goto bottom left of current screen PageUp “Δ÷¡…œΔ¡ [PGUP] Goto bottom line of previous screen PageDown “Δ÷¡œ¬Δ¡ [PGDN] Goto top line of the next screen BegFile Œƒº˛ ◊ [^HOME] Goto beginning of the current file EndFile Œƒº˛ƒ© [^END] Goto the end of the current file ScrollUp …œπˆ“ª–– [@UP], [^U] Scroll up screen by one line ScrollDown œ¬πˆ“ª–– [@DOWN], [^D] Scorll down screen by on line GotoLine —∞’“––∫≈ [^F6] Goto a user specified hard line Enter ªÿ≥µº¸ [ENTER] Enter EOL character or accept input HardReturn ÃÊ¥˙ªÿ≥µ [GREYENTER], Enter EOF character in search string [#ENTER] DelChar …æ≥˝∫Û◊÷ [DEL] Delete the current character BackSpace …æ≥˝«∞◊÷ [BS] Delete the previous character DelLine …æ≥˝±æ–– [^BS] Delete the current line DelToBegLine …æ÷¡–– ◊ [^J] Delete to beginning of current line DelToEndLine …æ÷¡––ƒ© [^K], [^E] Delete to the end of current line UnDelLine ª÷∏¥…æ≥˝ [F9] Recover latest deleted text DupLine ∏¥÷Δ±æ–– [^L] Duplicate the current line TimeDate µ±«∞ ±º‰ [^T] Insert system date and time ToggleEOL œ‘ æ––ƒ© [^F9] Toggle display of EOL characters FileStatus µ±«∞«Èøˆ [^F1] Report current file status WordCount Õ≥ºΔ◊÷∑˚ [^F5] Count a user specified string Search ≤È’“◊÷∑˚ [F5] Search for user specified string SearchForward œÚ«∞≤È’“ [^F] Continue to search forward SearchBackward œÚ∫Û≤È’“ [^B] Search backward for given string SearchReplace ≤È’“ÃÊªª [F6] Search and replace with confirmation Replace ◊‘∂ØÃÊªª Search and replace w/o confirmation MarkBlock øÈ±Íº« [#B] Mark beginning or end of a block MarkLine ––±Íº« [#L] Mark current line as a block UnMarkBlock œ˚≥˝±Íº« [#U] Clear current block mark MoveBlock øÈ“Δ∂Ø [#M] Move block to the cursor position CopyBlock øÈ∏¥÷Δ [#C] Copy block to the cursor position Copy øÈ¥¢¥Ê [^W] Store the block to block buffer Paste ª÷∏¥¥¢¥Ê [#Y] Restore the content of block buffer DelBlock øÈ…æ≥˝ [#D] Delete the current block UnDelBlock øÈª÷∏¥ [#F9] Restore latest deleted block GotoBlock —∞’“±Íº« [^G] Goto the beginning of current block SaveBlock øÈ–¥Œƒº˛ [#W] Save the current block to a file SwitchCCLIB ∑±ºÚ◊™ªª [^F10] Change character display style PureChinese ¥ø÷–Œƒ [#F9] Change character input mode PYInput Δ¥“Ù ‰»Î [#F5] Set input method to PinYin Input LianXiang ¡™œÎ«∞◊÷ [#X] Provide LianXiang for previous char. AddLX ‘ˆº”¡™œÎ [^F8] Add marked string to LianXiang Dic. DelLX œ˚≥˝¡™œÎ [#F8] Remove marked string from LX Dic. SaveDic ◊÷µ‰¥Ê≈Ã [^F2] Save both LX Dic and PinYin Dic. GBinput π˙±Í ‰»Î [@F4] Set input method to GuoBiao Input QWinput «¯Œª ‰»Î [@F3] Set input method to QuWeiMa Input ASCinput ”¢Œƒ ‰»Î [^F6] Set input method to ASCII Input EXInput Δ‰À¸ ‰»Î [@F2] Select other input method MacroRec º«¬º√¸¡Ó [F11] Begin or end recording commands MacroExec ÷¥––º«¬º [F12] Execute recorded commands as a macro SaveMacro º«¬º¥Ê≈Ã [#F11] Save the current macro to a file ReadMacro ∂¡»°º«¬º [#F12] Read a macro file to macro buffer RepeatCmd ÷ÿ∏¥√¸¡Ó [^F11] Repeat the current command Print ¥Ú”° ‰≥ˆ [^P] Print the current file PcxSaveFile ‰≥ˆ PCX [#F5] Ouput the current file to PCX files zWEditFile ∂¡zWŒƒº˛ [#F8] Open a zW file for GB display zWDecode “ÎzWŒƒº˛ [#F7] Decode a zW file to GB format zWSaveFile ¥ÊzWŒƒº˛ [#F6] Encode current file to zW format HzEditFile ∂¡HzŒƒº˛ [#F4] Open a Hz file for GB display HzDecode “ÎHzŒƒº˛ [#F3] Decode a Hz file to GB format HzSaveFile ¥ÊHzŒƒº˛ [#F2] Encode current file to zW format ============== ======== ============= ==================================== ============================================================================= APPENDIX 2 LIST OF NJSTAR KEY NAMES Note: This table contains all NJStar's assignable key names. Please notice that # = Shift+ , @ = Alt+ , and ^ = Ctrl+ . And those key names followed by * are only available at enhance keyboard only. ======================================================================= PART I: Function keys F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11* F12* #F1 #F2 #F3 #F4 #F5 #F6 #F7 #F8 #F9 #F10 #F11* #F12* @F1 @F2 @F3 @F4 @F5 @F6 @F7 @F8 @F9 @F10 @F11* @F12* ^F1 ^F2 ^F3 ^F4 ^F5 ^F6 ^F7 ^F8 ^F9 ^F10 ^F11* ^F12* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PART II: Regular Character Keys ESC BS ENTER TAB #ESC #BS #ENTER #TAB @ESC @BS @ENTER @TAB* @BackSlash ^BS ^ENTER ^TAB* ^BackSlash ^BREAK @A @B @C @D @E @F @G @H @I @J @K @L @M ^A ^B ^C ^D ^E ^F ^G ^H ^I ^J ^K ^L ^M @N @O @P @Q @R @S @T @U @V @W @X @Y @Z ^N ^O ^P ^Q ^R ^S ^T ^U ^V ^W ^X ^Y ^Z @` @-* @+* @= [@ @] @' @; @/ ^- ^] ^2 ^6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PART III: Keypad Keys GREY/ GREY* GREY- GREY+ GreyEnter #GREY/ #GREY* #GREY- #GREY+ #GreyEnter @GREY/* @GREY* @GREY- @GREY+ @GreyEnter* ^GREY/* ^GREY** ^GREY-* ^GREY+* ^GreyEnter* UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT Keypad5 #UP #DOWN #LEFT #RIGHT #Keypad5 @UP* @DOWN* @LEFT* @RIGHT* ^UP* ^DOWN* ^LEFT ^RIGHT ^Keypad5* HOME END PGUP PGDN DEL INS #HOME #END #PGUP #PGDN #DEL #INS @HOME* @END @PGUP* @PGDN* @DEL* @INS* ^HOME ^END ^PGUP* ^PGDN ^DEL* ^INS* ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PART IV: Meta Combination Keys 0 -> 9 A -> Z ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) - _ + = [ ] \ : ; " ' , < . > ? / ESC ^A -> ^Z ^6 ^- ^BACKSLASH ^RBRACE ----------------------------------------------------------------------- PART V: Mouse Buttoms M_LEFT - Click left button M_LL - Double click left button M_RIGHT - Click right button M_RR - Double click right button M_MID - Click middle button M_MM - Double click middle button M_LR - Click both buttons ======================================================================= ============================================================================= APPENDIX 3 SUMMARY OF NJSTAR LOCATION-SENSITIVE MOUSE FUNCTIONS NOTE: This appendix presents a summary of NJStar's location-sensitive mouse function. That is, if user points the mouse cursor at one of locations indicated below, then clicks the left button once (or otherwise described), it will invoke certain function. To use a mouse within NJStar, user needs to install the mouse driver program prior running NJStar. Please see user's mouse manual for more information about installing the mouse driver program. Please watch the following sample screen first. The left side is the rule for Line number. Please notice that EGA monitor has different line number from that of VGA monitor. The bottom line is the rule for column number. Letters (A..G) indicates different areas. Line: +-------------------------------------------------------------------+ 1 | A | 2 | | | | | | | | | | | B | | | | | | | | | | | | | 24/18 | | +----+-----------+----------------------------------+-------+-------+ 25/19 | C | D | E | F | G | +----+-----------+----------------------------------+-------+-------+ Column: 0 5 12 69 74 79 AREA DEFINITION OPERATION FUNCTIONS ==== ================== ================= ======================== A The top line M_LEFT Calling up the main menu B From the 2nd line Press the left <ScrollDown> to the line above button and drag the bottom line down Press the left <ScrollUp> buttom and drag up Other operations User assigned functions C Column 1-4 at the M_LEFT Toggle between <ASInput> bottom line and <PYInput> D Column 6-11 at M_LEFT <LianXiang> when not in the bottom line ASCII input mode E Column 13-68 at M_LEFT Select a Chinese char. the bottom line to editing screen M_LEFT <FileList> when no Chinese characters to be input F Column 69-73 at M_LEFT <MacroRec> the bottom line G Column 75-79 at M_LEFT <PureChinese> the bottom line C-G The bottom line M_LR <Escape> ==== ================== ================= ======================== ============================================================================= APPENDIX 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS OF NJSTAR CHINESE MANUAL ƒø ¬º ================= “≥¬Î µº—‘ .................................................................... µ⁄“ª’¬ °æƒœº´–«°øµƒ√¸¡Ó”Îπ¶ƒ‹ .......................................... 1.1 √¸¡Ó≤Àµ• .................................................. 1.2 ºÚ√˜Ã· æΔ¡ƒª .............................................. 1.3 øÿ÷Δ–– .................................................... 1.3 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄∂˛’¬ ‘ƒ∂¡÷–ŒƒŒƒº˛ .................................................... 2.1 ΔÙ∂Ø°æƒœº´–«°ø ............................................ 2.2 ∂¡»°Œƒº˛ .................................................. 2.3 π‚±Í“Δ∂Ø .................................................. 2.4 Œƒº˛«Èøˆ .................................................. 2.5 ÕÀ≥ˆ°æƒœº´–«°ø ............................................ 2.6 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄»˝’¬ ª˘±æ±‡º≠π¶ƒ‹ .................................................... 3.1 ΔÙ∂Ø°æƒœº´–«°ø ............................................ 3.2 ±‡º≠µƒ◊º±∏ ................................................ 3.3 Œƒ±æ ‰»Î .................................................. 3.4 Œƒ±æ∏¥÷Δ”Î…æ≥˝ ............................................ 3.5 Œƒ±æøÈ≤Ÿ◊˜ ................................................ 3.6 »´æ÷≤È’“”ÎÃÊªª ............................................ 3.7 ¥Ú”°∏Ò Ωøÿ÷Δ√¸¡Ó .......................................... 3.8 Œƒº˛¥Ê≈Ã”ÎÕÀ≥ˆ ............................................ 3.9 ¥Ú”°Œƒº˛ .................................................. 3.10 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄Àƒ’¬ ∫∫◊÷ ‰»Î∑® ...................................................... 4.1 Δ¥“Ù ‰»Î .................................................. 4.2 ¡™œÎ ‰»Î .................................................. 4.3 Δ¥“Ù¡™œÎ ‰»Î .............................................. 4.4 ¡¨Δ¥ ‰»Î .................................................. 4.5 ¡™œÎ¥ µ‰µƒπ‹¿Ì ............................................ 4.6 Ãÿ ‚µƒΔ¥“Ù ‰»Î ............................................ 4.7 π˙±Í ‰»Î∑® ................................................ 4.8 «¯Œª¬Î ‰»Î∑® .............................................. 4.9 ”¢Œƒ ‰»Î∑® ................................................ 4.10 Δ‰À¸ ‰»Î∑Ω∑® .............................................. 4.11 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄ŒÂ’¬ ∂‡Œƒº˛±‡º≠ ±µƒŒƒº˛π‹¿Ì .......................................... 5.1 ΔÙ∂Ø°æƒœº´–«°ø ............................................ 5.2 Œƒº˛ª∑ .................................................... 5.3 Œƒº˛º‰µƒΩªªª .............................................. 5.4 ¥Ê≈Ã”ÎÕÀ≥ˆ ................................................ 5.5 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄¡˘’¬ √¸¡Ó◊È∫œ ........................................................ 6.1 √¸¡Ó◊È∫œµƒº«¬º”Î‘À–– ...................................... 6.2 √¸¡Ó◊È∫œµƒ¥Ê≈Ã”Î∂¡»° ...................................... 6.3 √¸¡Ó◊È∫œµƒ±‡–¥ ............................................ 6.4 √¸¡Ó◊È∫œµƒ∞≤◊∞ ............................................ 6.5 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄Δﬂ’¬ Œƒº˛∏Ò Ω◊™ªª .................................................... 7.1 ‰≥ˆ PCX Œƒº˛ ............................................. 7.2 zW Œƒº˛∏Ò Ω◊™ªª ........................................... 7.3 Hz Œƒº˛∏Ò Ω◊™ªª ........................................... 7.4 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄∞À’¬ ≥Ã–Ú∞≤◊∞ ........................................................ 8.1 œµÕ≥“™«Û .................................................. 8.2 ∞≤◊∞π˝≥Ã .................................................. 8.3 ª∑æ≥…Ë÷√ .................................................. 8.4 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄æ≈’¬ ≥Ã–Úµ˜Ω⁄ ........................................................ 9.1 ∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú NJCONFIG.EXE ..................................... 9.2 Δ¡ƒª—’…´…Ë÷√ .............................................. 9.3 ª˘±æ≤Œ ˝…Ë÷√ .............................................. 9.4 ºÚ√˜Ã· æΔ¡ƒª…Ë÷√ .......................................... 9.5 º¸Œª∂®“Â…Ë÷√ .............................................. 9.6 ¥Ú”°ª˙«˝∂ØŒƒº˛…Ë÷√ ........................................ 9.7 ¥Ú”°ª˙≤Œ ˝…Ë÷√ ............................................ 9.8 ÕÀ≥ˆ NJCONFIG.EXE ......................................... 9.9 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. µ⁄ Æ’¬ ∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú ........................................................ 10.1 ¡™œÎ¥ µ‰∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú LXGB2DIC.EXE ............................. 10.2 ‘Ï◊÷∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú CCFONT.EXE ................................... 10.3 º§π‚¥Ú”°∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú PRINTPS.EXE .............................. 10.4 ‰»Î∑Ω∑®∏®÷˙≥Ã–Ú INPUTDIC.EXE ............................. 10.5 ±æ’¬–°Ω· .................................................. ∏Ω¬º“ª °æƒœº´–«°øø…±‡π¶ƒ‹“ª¿¿±Ì ........................................ ∏Ω¬º∂˛ °æƒœº´–«°øø…±‡º¸Œª“ª¿¿±Ì ........................................ ∏Ω¬º»˝ °æƒœº´–«°ø√¸¡Ó◊È∫œπ¶ƒ‹“ª¿¿±Ì .................................... ∏Ω¬ºÀƒ °æƒœº´–«°øΔÙ∂ØµƒÀµ√˜≤Œ ˝”ÎŒƒº˛—°‘Ò .............................. ∏Ω¬ºŒÂ °æƒœº´–«°ø≥ı ºº¸Œª∂®“Â .......................................... ∏Ω¬º¡˘ π˙”Ô◊¢“Ù∑˚∫≈°¢Õ˛Õ◊¬Í-µ‘¿ÌÀπ¬ﬁ¬ÌªØΔ¥∑®”Î∫∫”ÔΔ¥“Ù“ÙΩ⁄∂‘’’±Ì ....... <END>