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.topic EditNewFile=1000
« Open a new editor |EDITNEWFILE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Create a new file for editing in an editor window.
An existing file can be open using «OPEN|EDITFILE».
.topic EditFile
« Open a file for editing |EDITFILE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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The Open command displays the Open a File dialog box. In this
dialog box you select the text file you want by browsing through existing
file name in a file viewer.
The ~Open a File~ dialog box contains:
■ an ~input box~ with a «history» list
■ a ~list box~ to browse the directory
■ the standard ~Cancel~ button
■ ~Open~ action button
■ an ~information panel~ that describes the
selected file
.topic history=message
An History list is a popup window showing the list of previous choices made
.topic Save
« Save Editor File |SAVE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Save the current file in the editor under its name if any, or pops-up
the «save as...|SAVEAS» window if no name were given yet.
.topic SaveAs
« Save current Editor file as... |SAVEAS»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Displays a window in order to pick or to enter a name for saving the current
editor file.
.TOPIC AUTOINDENT=MESSAGE
When autoindent is on, pressing <ENTER> moves to the first non blank
caracter of the next line. When autoindent if off, <ENTER> moves to the
begining of the next line.
.topic Print
« Print |PRINT»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This option sends the content of the current window to the printer through the port
specified in «printer setup|SETPRINTER». If the printer is not on line, a message
box pops-up and ask to correct the problem.
An «initialization string|INITSTR» can be specified for the printer.
.topic About
« About |ABOUT»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This option displays an information screen about the ~Epiglue~ program, indicating
the amount of free memory currently availble. This does not reflect the amount of
memory free when «swapping out|SWAP». EPIGLUE retains only about 5k when running an external
application.
.topic SWAP=MESSAge
Swapping out means leaving the current program and give the control temporarily to
another program.
.topic Quit
« Quit |QUIT»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Quit the program
Keyboard equivalent: ~Alt-X~ and ~F10~ when no windows are actives
When a window is opened on the desktop, pressing ~F10~ closes it.
~Alt-X~ quits directly, closing all windows and prompting for
saving if needed.
.topic Undo
« Undo last deletion at the cursor location |UNDO»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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A deletion on a line can be undone as long as the cursor was not moved.
«Cut editing function|cut»
«Copy editing function|COPY»
«Paste editing function|PASTE»
«Erase editing function|ERASE»
.topic Cut
« Cut editing function |CUT»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Erase the selected text from screen and copies it in the «clipboard». Erased text
can be «pasted|PASTE» back in the document.
«Undo last deletion|UNDO»
«Copy editing function|COPY»
«Paste editing function|PASTE»
«Erase editing function|ERASE»
.topic Clipboard=Message
The clipboard can be viewed as an hiden editor in which blocks of
text that were cut or copied are stored.
.topic Copy
« Copy editing function |Copy»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Copies the selected text in the «clipboard» without erasing it from screen.
The text can be «pasted|PASTE» in the document at the cursor location.
Commands used in «EPED» for highlighting text are recognized, but
behave slightly differently. A block can be defined by using <~Ctrl-K B~>
and <~Ctrl-K K~> keys to mak its beginning and end. A as soon as the cursor
is moved to a new location, the block disapears, but it has been copied to
the clipboard, and can therefore be pasted anywhere by using <~Ctrl-K C~>. The
main difference is when moving text. The block of text being copied needs to
be erased before the cursor is moved. The block is first highlighted using
<~Ctrl-K B~> and <~Ctrl-K K~> keys, then deleted using <~Ctrl-K Y~>, and only then
the cursor is moved to the new location, and the text pasted using <~Ctrl-K C~>.
<~Ctrl-KV~> does not do anything.
~COPY~ can be used with the hypertyext viewer, as well as the calculator and
the ASCII table.
«Undo last deletion|UNDO»
«Cut editing function|cut»
«Paste editing function|PASTE»
«Erase editing function|ERASE»
.topic eped=Message
EPED is the Epi Info standard word processor.
.topic Paste
« Paste editing function |PASTE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Copies the clipboard content at the cursor location. «Clipboard» contains the last
block of text that was «cut» or «copied|COPY».
~PASTE~ can be used to retrieve in the editor hypertext blocks that were
copied to the clipboard using ~COPY~ or ~CUT~
«Undo last deletion|UNDO»
«Cut editing function|CUT»
«Copy editing function|COPY»
«Erase editing function|ERASE»
.topic Erase
« Erase editing function |ERASE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This command erases the current block, without sending a copy in the
«clipboard» as «Cut» and «Copy» does. Erased block cannot be retrieve by «Paste».
However, it can be retrieved by «Undo» if the cursor was not moved.
Equivalent: ~Ctrl-Del~
~Ctrl-Y~ erases the current line
«Undo last deletion|UNDO»
«Cut editing function|CUT»
«Copy editing function|COPY»
«Paste editing function|PASTE»
.topic Find
« Start a search |FIND»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This command displays the search configuration box where text to be searched
for and search modalities can be specified.
Equivalent: ~Ctrl-Q-F~
«Search and replace|REPLACE»
«Next search|SEARCHAGAIN»
.topic Replace
« Start a search/replace |REPLACE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This command displays the search/replace configuration box where text to be
searched for and replacing text as well as search/replace «modalities» can be specified.
Equivalent: ~Ctrl-Q-A~
«Start search|FIND»
«Next search|SEARCHAGAIN»
.topic modalities=Message
Modalities include prompting for all changes, word only, or case sensitive
search.
.topic SearchAgain
« Next search |SEARCHAGAIN»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Repeats next «search|FIND» or «replace» command with same criteria.
Equivalent: ~Ctrl-L~
.topic Resize
« Size/Move |RESIZE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose this command to change the size or position of the active
window.
If you press ~Shift~ while you use the arrow keys, you can change
the size of the active window. Once you've adjusted its size or
position, press Enter.
If a window has a «Resize corner|RESCORN», you can drag that corner to
resize the window.
When you choose Size/Move, the active window moves in
response to the arrow keys. Once you've moved the window to where
you want it, press Enter.
You can also move a window by dragging its title bar with the
mouse.
RESIZE is disabled when an hypertext window is in «full screen|FULLSCR» mode.
.topic rescorn=Message
╚═════════■░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░─┘ this is the resize corner
.topic Zoom
« Zoom |ZOOM»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose ~Zoom~ to resize the active window to the maximum size. If
the window is already zoomed, you can choose this command to
restore it to its previous size.
You can also ~double-click~ anywhere on the window's «title bar|TITBAR»
(except where an icon appears) to zoom in or zoom out the window.
.topic titbar=Message
╔═[■]═══════[C:\EPI5\MYFILE]═══════[]═╗ this is the title bar
.topic Tile
« Tile windows |TILE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose Tile or press <~Ctrl-F7~> to tile all windows on the «desktop».
┌─────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ~╔════════════1══╗~ ┌────────────2──┐ │
│ ~║ ║~ │ │ │
│ ~║ ║~ │ │ │
│ ~║ ║~ │ │ │
│ ~╚═══════════════╝~ └───────────────┘ │
│ ┌────────────3──┐ ┌────────────4──┐ │
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ │ │
│ └───────────────┘ └───────────────┘ │
└─────────────────────────────────────┘
Tiled Windows
Tiling for the first 3 windows can be set to ~horizontal~ or to ~vertical~ in the
«SETPRINTER» option of the File menu.
.topic desktop=Message
The desktop is the "background" of the program, on which all windows are added.
.topic CASCADE
« Cascade windows |CASCADE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose Cascade or press <~Alt-F7~> to stack all windows on the «desktop».
┌───────────────────────────1─┐
│┌──────────────────────────2─┐
││┌─────────────────────────3─┐
│││ ~╔═══════════════════════4═╗~
│││ ~║ ║~
│││ ~║ ║~
│││ ~║ ║~
│││ ~║ ║~
│││ ~║ ║~
└└└ ~╚═════════════════════════╝~
~Cascaded Windows~
.topic Next
« Next window |NEXT»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose ~Next~ or press ~F6~ to cycle forwards through the windows on the «desktop».
.topic Close
« Close window |CLOSE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Choose ~Close~, or press <~Escape~>, or ~F4~, or ~F10~ to close the active
window.
You can also click the ~Close~ box in the upper left corner (═[~■~]═) to
close a window.
.topic VIEWHYPER
« Using the Hypertext Viewer |VIEWHYPER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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The hypertext viewer displays files containing hypertext. Hypertext is the
~non-linear viewing of information.~ Rather than using the usual top bottom
approach to access information in a text file, a hypertext file allows the
user to navigate from one block of information to another, by just clicking
on «highlighted|VIEWHYPER» options (this one does not go anywhere!).
Hypertext approach is appropriate when there is a large amount of data to
access, when the data is hierarcally organized, or when users will be
interested with only a small specific portion of the information.
Hypertext screens can be printed («PRINT» menu option of <F5>) or copied to the
clipboard («COPY» menu option of <Ctrl-Ins>). From the clipboard, the hypertext
screen can be «PASTEd|PASTE» to a NEW text file for further edition and saving.
Multiple copies of the same hypertext file can be opened on the «desktop» at the
same time, allowing multiple views of the same file.
.topic ClearDesktop
« Clear the desktop |CLEARDESKTOP»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Erase all windows currently opened on the «desktop».
.topic Calc
« Pop-up calculator |CALC»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This option or pressing <~Alt-F2~> displays a pop-up calculator.
Numeric keys, ~+,-,*,/,=,C~ are active keys.
Square root is activated by pressing ~S~ or by clicking on the button with the mouse.
You can ~copy~ any result from a calculation to the clipboard using
<~Ctrl-Ins~> or the Copy option of the Edit menu.
Follow the steps:
■ open the Calculator
■ perform the calculation
■ copy it to the clipboard by <~Ctrl-Ins~>
■ paste it in the editor with <~Shift-Ins~>
.topic setup
« Parameter configuration dialog box |SETUP»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This dialog box defines 5 parameters that can be referenced in command blocks
by ~%P1~ to ~%P5~ parameters. These parameters can be used to reference directories,
or command lines. The value and the corresponding label can be defined.
By default, the label of the parameter is ~Value for parameter~. These options are saved
in a file created and maintained by Epiglue. It has the same name as the .MNU
file, but with a .CFG extension. It is saved by default in the c:\EPI6
directory if such a directory exists. Otherwise, it is saved in the root
directory of drive C. Forcing the setup file in a predefined directory on
drive C allows multiple users on a network to use one copy of the .EXE file
but as many .MNU and .CFG files as PCs on the network.
Example
~DoSomething~
* Starts the program SOMTHNG.EXE from the %P1 directory
~BEGIN
CD %P1
SOMETHNG.EXE
END~
~DoRunPrograms~
* Starts analysis with a .PGM file located in the %P2 directory
* Do not forget the '\' after the %P2 option.
~BEGIN
ANALYSIS %P2\ANYPROG.PGM
END~
~LaunchWP~
* Starts Word perfect assuming the value ~C:\WP51\WP.EXE~
* has been indicated in the parameter configuration dialog
BEGIN
%P1
END
The configuration file for the last example would appear as follows:
~0~
~LPT1~
~Word processor command line~
~C:\WP51\WP.EXE~
~Value for parameter 2~
~Value for parameter 3~
~Value for parameter 4~
~Value for parameter 5~
~0[Autoindent: 1=ON, 0=OFF]~
~1[Tiling: 1=Vertical, 0=Horizontal]~
.TOPIC ASCII
« ASCII Table |ASCII»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This option or pressing <~Alt-F4~> displays an ASCII table showing all 256 available characters
as well as their decimal and hexadecimal value.
You can use the mouse to highlight one particular character, and ~copy~ it
to the clipboard using <~Ctrl-Ins~> or the Copy option of the Edit menu.
For example, to draw a line in an editor:
■ open the ASCII table
■ highlight the character you want such as "─"
■ copy it to the clipboard by <~Ctrl-Ins~>
■ paste it repeatidly with <~Shift-Ins~>
.topic SetPrinter
« Configuration |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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The configuration dialog box allows for ~printer port~ and «initialization string|INITSTR»
customization, as well as «autoindent» mode for the editor
and ~vertical tiling~ of windows. Options are saved when quitting the program.
Setup strings for initialization of printers can be found in printer manuals.
EPIGLUE accepts either the decimal code of the character, or the actual character.
If an ASCII decimal code is used it should follow a ~\~ character, and should
include 3 digits. Such ASCII codes can be found in most operating system manuals.
Many printer codes include the Escape character. This character cannot be
entered as literal. It will be entered as \027 (meaning a decimal code
corresponding to the 27th character of the standard ASCII table). Codes
for the following printers are supplied as examples:
«Epson FX, MX, or RX|EPFX» «Epson LQ1500|EPLQ»
«HP LaserJet|HPLJ» «HP ThinkJet|HPTJ»
«IBM 5182, Proprinter|IBMP» «IBM QuietWriter|IBMQ»
«NEC 8023A|NECA» «Okidata Microline|OKMI»
«Okidata Pacemark|OKIP» «Star Micronix Gemini|STMG»
«Okidata IBM Compatible|OKMP» «TI 850, 855, and 865|TI85»
«Toshiba P351, P1350, and P1351|TOSH»
.topic INITSTR=Message
The initialization string for the printer is a sequence of characters sent to
the printer prior to any printing job. This is used to change the configuration
of the printer, such as printing in landscape, or in compressed mode.
.topic clnd
« Pop-up Calendar |CLND»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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This option or pressing <~Alt-F3~> displays a pop-up calendar. The current ~MMWR~ (Morbidity and
Mortality Weekly Report) is displayed. The MMWR week No is valid from 1975
to 2040. For years outside this range, week No 53 may not be accurate.
Keys Action
══════════════════════════════
~ ~ Next day
~ ~ Previous day
~ ~ Previous week
~ ~ Next week
~PgDown ~ Next month
~PgUp ~ Previous month
~Ctrl-PgDown ~ Next year
~Ctrl-PgUp ~ Previous year
.topic PPARAM
« %Px directories |PPARAM»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Five predefined directories can be referenced in command blocks
by ~%P1 to %P5~ parameters. This permits the design of generic application
portable on various systems using different directory trees. These default directories
can be defined in the «directory configuration|SETUP» dialog box.
Example
~DoSomething~
* Starts the program SOMTHNG.EXE from the %P1 directory
~BEGIN
CD %P1
SOMETHNG.EXE
END~
~DoRunPrograms~
* Starts analysis with a .PGM file located in the %P2 directory
* Do not forget the '\' after the %P2 option.
~BEGIN
ANALYSIS %P2\ANYPROG.PGM
END~
.TOPIC EPFX
« Epson FX, MX, or RX printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Master reset \027@
Select compressed mode \015
Cancel compressed mode \018
Select 12 cpi \027M
Select 10 cpi \027P
Select expanded mode \014
Cancel expanded mode \020
Select letter quality mode \027x1
Select draft mode \027x0
Select proportional mode \027p1
Cancel proportional mode \027p0
Single space text \0272
Double space text \027J24
.TOPIC EPLQ
« Epson LQ1500 printer |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Master reset \027@
Select compressed mode \027x0\015
Select expanded mode \027w\001
Select letter quality mode \027x1
Select 12 cpi \027M
Select 10 cpi \027P
Single space text \0272
Double space text \027\065\020
8 lines per inch \0270
.TOPIC HPLJ
« HP LaserJet printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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~Portrait~
~Letter-size paper~
60 lines per page
10 cpi \027E
16.66 cpi \027(s16.66H
66 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l7.27C
16.66 cpi \026&l7.27C\027(s16.66H
~Legal-size paper (legal tray)~
78 lines per page
10 cpi \027E
16.66 cpi \027(s16.66H
104 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l8D
16.66 cpi \026&l8D\027(s16.66H
~Legal-size paper (manual tray)~
78 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l84p2H
16.66 cpi \027&l84p2H\027(s16.66H
104 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l84p2h0o8D
16.66 cpi \026&l84p2h0o8D\027(s16.66H
~Landscape~
~Letter-size paper~
60 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l1O
16.66 cpi \027&l1O\027(s16.66H
66 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l1o5.45C
16.66 cpi \026&l1o5.45C\027(s16.66H
~Legal-size paper (legal tray)~
78 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l1O
16.66 cpi \027&l1O(s16.66H
104 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l1o5.45C
16.66 cpi \026&l1o5.45C\27(s16.66H
~Legal-size paper (manual tray)~
78 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l84p2h1O
16.66 cpi \027&l84p2h1O\027(s16.66H
104 lines per page
10 cpi \027&l84p2h1o5.45C
16.66 cpi \026&l84p2h1o5.45C\027(s16.66H
.TOPIC HPTJ
« HP ThinkJet printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Select compressed mode \016
Select expanded mode \014
Select emphasized mode \027E
8 lines per page \0270
.TOPIC IBMP
« IBM 5182 printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Color printer, Color Jetprinter, Graphics, and Proprinter
Master reset \024
Select letter quality \027I2
Select compressed mode \015
Cancel compressed mode \018
Select expanded mode \027W1
Cancel expanded mode \027W0
Select 12 cpi \027\058
Select skip-over perforation \027N(n)
Cancel skip-over perforation \027O
Single-space text \0272
Double-space text \027A24
8 lines per inch \027\048
.TOPIC IBMQ
« IBM QuietWriter printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Model 1 and 2
Select compressed mode \015\027\073\000
Select expanded mode \027\087\001
Double-space text \027\065\024\027\050
8 lines per inch \027\048
.TOPIC NECA
« NEC 8023A printer |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀
Select compressed mode \027Q
Select 12 cpi \027E
Select 10 cpi \027N
Double-space text \027\092,T,48
Single-space text \027A
8 liners per inch \027B
.TOPIC OKMI
« Okidata Microline printer |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Master reset \027\024
Select letter quality mode \027\049
Select compressed mode \029
Select 12 cpi \028
Select 10 cpi \030
Double-space text \027\037\057\048
Single-space text \027\054
8 lines per inch \027\056
Select expanded mode
.TOPIC OKIP
« Okidata Pacemark printer |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀
Select letter quality mode \027\055
Select compressed mode \027\066
Select 12 cpi \027\065
Select 10 cpi \027\054
Double-space text \027\037\057\048
Single-space text \027\052
8 lines per inch \027\053
Select expanded mode
.TOPIC OKMP
« Okidata IBM Compatible |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Okidata Pacemark and Microline IBM compatible
Select letter quality mode \027\073\003
Select compressed mode \015
Select 12 cpi \027\058
Select 10 cpi \018
Double-space text \027A0\0272
Single-space text \027A0\024\0272
8 lines per inch \027\048
Select expanded mode \027\087\049
.TOPIC STMG
« Star Micronix Gemini printer |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Master reset \027\064
Select compressed mode \015
Select 12 cpi \027\066\002
Select 10 cpi \018
Double-space text \027065\024
Single-space text \0272
8 lines per inch \0270
Select expanded mode \027\087\001
.TOPIC TI85
« Texas Instrument printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Texas Instrument 850, 855, and 865 printers
Master reset \027@
Select letter quality \027q
Select compressed mode \027P
Select 12 cpi \027z
Select 10 cpi \027y
Double-space text \027\028\049
Single-space text \0272
8 lines per inch \0270
Select expanded mode \027F
.TOPIC TOSH
« Toshiba printers |SETPRINTER»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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Toshiba P351, P1350, and P1351 printers
Master reset \027\0261
Select compressed mode \027\091
Select 12 cpi \027*1\027E10
Double-space text \027L16
Select expanded mode \027!
.topic WINDOWS
« Actions that can be carried out on an editor window |WINDOWS»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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« Actions that can be carried out on an hypertext window |HWINDOWS»
Double click on title bar to toggle zooming
~Editor window~
Click to «close» Click to «zoom»
~╔═[■]═══════[C:\EPI5\MYFILE]═══════[]═╗~
~║ Bla bla bla... ~
~║ ░~
~║ ░~ Position of the
~║ ░~ cursor in the
~║ ■~ file
~║ ░~
~║ ░~ Click here to
~║ ~ scroll up and down
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means that the
file was modified Click here to scroll Resize corner
left and right Click here to «resize»
.topic HWINDOWS
« Actions that can be carried out on an hypertext window |HWINDOWS»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS»
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« Actions that can be carried out on an editor window |WINDOWS»
Double click on title bar to toggle zooming
~Hypertext window~
Click to «close»
Click to «zoom»
~╔═[■]════════[C:\EPI5\MYFILE.HLP]══════════[]═╗~
~║~ Bla bla bla... ~~
~║~ Go to ~There~ ~░~
~║~ ~░~ Position of the
~║~ Click on keyword to switch topics ~░~ cursor in the
~║~ ~■~ topic
~║~ Click here to move ~░~
~║~ - 1 screen at a time ────~░~
~║~ - 1 column at a time─┐ ~░~
~║~ ~~
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│ │ │ │ │ │ │ │
│ │ │ │ │ │ │ └── Text «scrollbar»
│ │ │ │ │ │ └── Scroller position indicator
│ │ │ │ │ └── Total # of hypertext screens seen
│ │ │ │ └── Current screen # when browsing
│ │ │ └── Go to last screen
│ │ └── Go forward one screen
│ └── Go back one screen
└── Goto first screen
.TOPIC SCROLLBAR=MESSAGE
A scrollbar is a device giving the ability to move quickly through the text of a document
.TOPIC INDEX
« Alphabetical INDEX |INDEX»▄ «COMMANDS»
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« About |ABOUT»
« Actions that can be carried out on an editor window |WINDOWS»
« Actions that can be carried out on a hypertext window |HWINDOWS»
« ASCII Table |ASCII»
« Cascade windows |CASCADE»
« Clear the desktop |CLEARDESKTOP»
« Close window |CLOSE»
« Configuration |SETPRINTER»
« Copy editing function |COPY»
« Cut editing function |CUT»
« Directory configuration dialog box |SETUP»
« Epson FX, MX, or RX printers |EPFX»
« Epson LQ1500 printer |EPLQ»
« Erase editing function |ERASE»
« Fullscreen mode |FULLSCR»
« HP LaserJet printers |HPLJ»
« HP ThinkJet printers |HPTJ»
« IBM 5182 printers |IBMP»
« IBM QuietWriter printers |IBMQ»
« NEC 8023A printer |NECA»
« Next search |SEARCHAGAIN»
« Next window |NEXT»
« Okidata IBM Compatible |OKMP»
« Okidata Microline printer |OKMI»
« Okidata Pacemark printer |OKIP»
« Open a file for editing |EditFile»
« Open a new editor |EditNewFile»
« Paste editing function |PASTE»
« Pop-up calculator |CALC»
« Pop-up Calendar |CLND»
« Print |PRINT»
« %Px directories |PPARAM»
« Quit |QUIT»
« Undo last deletion at the cursor location |UNDO»
« Save current Editor file as... |SAVEAS»
« Save Editor File |SAVE»
« Size/Move |RESIZE»
« Star Micronix Gemini printer |STMG»
« Start a search |FIND»
« Start a search/replace |REPLACE»
« Texas Instrument printers |TI85»
« Tile windows |TILE»
« Toshiba printers |TOSH»
« Using the Hypertext Viewer |VIEWHYPER»
« Zoom |ZOOM»
.TOPIC COMMANDS
« Commands |COMMANDS»▄ «INDEX»
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Menu shortcuts
~F1~ Context sensitive help
~F2~ Open new file in the editor
~F3~ Open existing file
~F4~ Close
~F5~ Print
~F6~ Next window
~F7~ Zoom
~F8~ Menu
~F9~ Save
~F10~ ~Alt-X~ Quit
~Ctrl-F3~ View an existing hypertext file
~Ctrl-F4~ Clear the desktop
~Ctrl-F5~ Setup
~Ctrl-F6~ Resize
~Ctrl-F7~ Tile
~Alt-F2~ Calculator
~Alt-F3~ Calendar
~Alt-F4~ ASCII Table
~Alt-F5~ Directory maintenance
~Alt-F7~ Cascade
Cursor commands:
Next character ~Ctrl-S~ or ~->~
Previous character ~Ctrl-D~ or ~<-~
Next word ~Ctrl-F~ or ~Ctrl ->~
Previous word ~Ctrl-A~ or ~Ctrl <-~
Next line ~Ctrl-X~ or ~up~ key
Previous line ~Ctrl-E~ or ~down~ key
Scroll up ~Ctrl-W~
Scroll down ~Ctrl-Z~
Next screen ~Ctrl-C~ or ~PgDown~
Previous screen ~Ctrl-R~ or ~PgUp~
Block commands:
Begin block ~Ctrl-KB~ ~Shift arrow key~
End block ~Ctrl-KK~
Copy block ~Ctrl-KC~ ~Ctrl-Ins~
Move block ~Shilt-Del~
Paste block ~Shift-Ins~
Erase block ~Ctrl-K Y~ ~Ctrl-Del~ ~Erase~
Other commands:
Toggles «fullscreen|FULLSCR» and framed ~Ins~
Toggles INS/OVR ~Ctrl-V~
Erase line ~Ctrl-Y~
Search ~Ctrl-QF~
Replace ~Ctrl-QA~
Next search ~Ctrl-L~
Toggle autoindent mode ~Ctrl-O~
.TOPIC FULLSCR
« Size/Move |RESIZE»▄ «INDEX» «COMMANDS» « Windows |WINDOWS»
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Pressing the <~insert~> key toggles the hypertext window mode:
■ Framed window with menu and status line
■ Framed window, no menu, no statusline
■ Unframed window, no menu, no status line