; Copyright⌐ 1996 Vedran Gaco. All rights reserved.
; GWD Text Editor
; -- Tips --
You can view an included header file by right-clicking on the #include line and then selecting the Open command from the pop-up menu.
You can record commands and other actions and then play them back when you need to perform the same series of tasks. To begin recording, choose Record Macro command on Tools menu.
GWD Text Editor can emulate QEDIT, Borland C++, Visual C++, Microsoft Word,...
Pressing Ctrl+F1 displays help for the keyword at the cursor position. To specify help file choose User Help command on Options menu.
You can use Borland C++ OpenHelp program to display help for the keyword at the cursor position.
You can navigate matching #if statements.
You can use your own WinHelp files to provide Ctrl+F1 help in source files. For more information, see User Help command on Options menu.
Paragraphs are defined as lines of text between white space.
You can display a pop-up menu by clicking the right mouse button in a window. The pop-up menu contains commands specific to the window where you clicked.
You can find a match for a parenthesis, square bracket, or angle bracket by placing the insertion point on it and pressing Ctrl+Q+].
You can import text from Microsoft Word, WordPerfect, WordStar, Windows Write and Ami Pro documents.
You can display the number of words in document. Choose Word Count from the Tools menu.
You can have several documents open at the same time. The total number depends on Windows version and free system resources.
You can center lines and paragraphs. To center line, press right mouse button and then choose Center Line command from the pop-up menu.
You can draw lines and boxes using direction keys. To draw lines, from Edit menu choose Line Draw command. See also Line Draw Style command.
The status bar at the bottom of the application frame shows the current line number, column number, total lines, editor mode, and other information.
Pressing Ctrl+F1 on a keyword in a source file displays help for that keyword. You must first specify help file in User Help dialog box.
You can use macros to insert the filename, date, page number, and other information into a header or footer.
You can use the selection bar to select text. In the space to the left of text, click once to select a line.
You can learn about any command on a menu by highlighting the command and reading the text in the status bar at the bottom of the main window.
You can select a word by double-clicking it.
You can press Ctrl+Y to delete the current line.
You can repeat the last Find command by pressing F3 or Ctrl+l.
You can quickly select a large block of text with the mouse. Click at the beginning of the text, press Shift, and then click at the end of the text.
You can display a menu of toolbars by pointing to a toolbar and then clicking the right mouse button.
You can open one of the last files you worked on by choosing it from the bottom of the File menu.
You can move the insertion point to the previous word by pressing Ctrl+Left. To move to the next word, press Ctrl+Right.
You can undo most actions by clicking the undo button on toolbar.
You can press IndentBlock button on toolbar to indent and UnindentBlock to unindent selected lines.
You can scroll text up one screen by pressing PageUp. Pressing PageDown scrolls text down one screen.
You can go to the next find by pressing F3 (Ctrl+l).
You can close a dialog box by pressing Esc.
You can move to the beginning of a line by pressing Home. You can move to the end of a line by pressing End.
