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- This little set of files contains my customization of QEdit 2.1. It was born
- out of my frustration to try to remember even just the most common combinations.
- The Main Menu is fine, but it does not cover all the commands.
- The strategy I followed was based essentially on two principles:
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- 1. The more infrequently used commands, and those of a more global nature
- can be more left to the Main Menu.
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- 2. The more frequently used commands should have a strong mnemonic flavor,
- to make them easy to learn. This can be accomplished by grouping them
- into sets, using control-double-key combinations.
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- Thus, for example, all block operations start with ^B, all the window ones
- start with ^W, all the toggles with ^T, etc... A few basic commands are
- associated with the F keys.
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- I have left a few commands unassigned, mostly because they are subsumed
- by their Global counterparts, and because I started running out of keys.
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- The little file QKEYS.COM, when executed, displays two pages containing
- all the QEdit commands and their key-assignments. It is NOT a TSR, but
- if you place it in a pathed directory, it can be quickly called from
- within QEdit using the DOS command. QKEYS.COM was compressed using
- PKLITE 1.0 and can be decompressed using the -x option.
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- Luigi M. Bianchi ■ CompuServe 72060,3723
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