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; Helpfile for Portal of Power                  Last changed: 05.07.93  SA 
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;                         (C) Copyright 1989-93 by                         
;       Dan Wulff, Jens Sandalgaard, Steen Christensen & Sren Ager        
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;                        (C) Copyright 1998-2000 by                        
;                          The German Portal Team                          
;          Carsten Brandt, Michael Kleefeld and Marcus Roeckrath           
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; Changes made                                                             
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; By                : Marcus Roeckrath                                     
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; Last Modification : 09 March 2000                                        
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; Look at HISTHELP.TXT for exact information about all changes made to     
; the original P063B9 help files!                                          
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!TOPIC 10 Main Screen

The Main Screen consists of 4 windows:

  Status   : Shows current date, time, event, comport,
             baudrate and event flags. The event flags
             has the following meaning:
               Co = Crash mail only
               M  = Mail only
               Ns = No send
               R  = Requests allowed
               Ro = Receive only
               U  = Users allowed
               D  = Dynamic

  12Outbound : Shows your outgoing mail.

  Activity : Shows recent activity.

  Keys     : The keys-window is the two bottom lines
               on the screen. This window shows which
               Function keys are avalible.

See also: 11Main screen keys
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!TOPIC 11 Main screen keys

The following keys are avalible on the Portal of Power main screen:

  15Alt-A : Area manager
  16Alt-B : Blank screen
  17Alt-C : Immediate call
  18Alt-D : Dumb terminal
  19Alt-E : External msg. editor
  20Alt-F : Function keys
  21Alt-I : Info. about mail
  22Alt-J : DOS Shell
  23Alt-K : Keyboard macros
  24Alt-L : Lock keyboard
  25Alt-M : Mailscanner
  26Alt-N : Nodelist manager
  27Alt-O : Outbound manager
  39Ctrl-O: External Outbound manager
  28Alt-P : Poll a node
  29Alt-Q : Generate file list
  30Alt-S : Multi-line status
  31Alt-T : Text Editor
  32Alt-U : User browser
  33Alt-V : Compile Nodelist
  34Alt-W : Who is current node in 12outbound window
  35Alt-X : Exit
  36Alt-Z : Scan for files to forward

  Alt-1 : Calendar
  Alt-2 : Calculator
  Alt-3 : Quick ref.

  35Esc   : Exit
  37Enter : Poll highlighted node, if in outbound window

  F1    : Brings up this help screen
  F2    : Show main menu
  38F9    : About today
  F10   : Brings up the configuration menu
  Sh F1 : Redisplay last help screen
  Tab   : Switch between outbound and activity window
  Cursor: Move up/down in outbound or activity window

  13+     : Glue current node in outbound window
  13-     : un-Glue current node in outbound window
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!TOPIC 12 Outbound window
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The outbound window contains information about who we have mail for, how many
files it is, how long it'll take to transmit, how many KBytes, and how old the
oldest file is.

The 3 categories of files are <R>equests, <A>ttaches, <M>ail packets.

The files have their own "stat" which is how important a file is.

The stats mean:

 Important     Obviously this is the most important of the
               stats, the file will be sent even if Portal
               is in a Receive only event.

 Crash         also important, but this stat respects the
               Receive only option of an event.

 Direct        The file will be sent, if Portal is in an
               event, WITHOUT the CM-Only (Crash Mail
               Only) flag.

 Normal        Same as above.

 Hold          The file will be sent, ONLY if the receiver
               polls you.

The 'S' column is the Send Status. It may contain one of the following
characters:

 '-'           The file will NOT be sent during this
               event.
 '?'           The destination node is unknown, so it will
               be treated as Hold.
 '*'           Portal will attempt to send the file to the
               node, during this event.
 '!'           Too many connection attempts have been
               un-successful, so no more calls will be
               made to this node, until it is cleared,
               either by a call from the receiver, from
               the Outbound manager, or a manual poll.

 ''           The node is down, which is to say, that the
               node is not on-line. No calls will be
               attempted.

 Smile face    The node is 13glued. The status will
               change, when Portal has made an exit, and
               has been reactivated, or when the
               161Dir & files: Outbound area(s) are reread.
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!TOPIC 13 Glue/UnGlue
!NOINDEX

You can glue a node, if you have something for this node to be sent in this
event, and you temporarily want to prevent Portal from calling this node. A
glue is in effect until either you un-glue it, Portal is started again, or the
outbound area is re-read.
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!TOPIC 15 Alt-A: Area manager

The Area Manager is used to maintain the file areas on your BBS. Area Manager
supports Opus v1.10, QuickBBS, Maximus, SuperBBS and RemoteAccess.
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!TOPIC 16 Alt-B: Blank screen

Turns the screen off NOW, if screen blank is configured.

See also: 740Screen misc: Screenblank timeout
          745Screen misc: Hardware screenblank
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!TOPIC 17 Alt-C: Immediate call

Calls the next node, for which you have outgoing mail, that can be sent in
the current event. If no mail is in the list, the outbound is rescanned.
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!TOPIC 18 Alt-D: Dumb Terminal

Enters the Dumb Terminal mode.
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!TOPIC 19 Alt-E: External msg. editor

Invokes the external message editor as specified in 168 Dir & files: Editor.

Most of Portal of Power is swapped to EMS/XMS or disk, leaving only about
8KB in conventional memory.
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!TOPIC 20 Alt-F: Function keys

Display the exit errorlevel and description of the function keys specified in
Function keys setup.
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!TOPIC 21 Alt-I: Info. about mail

Display the outgoing mail for the current node in 12Outbound window.
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!TOPIC 22 Alt-J: Dos Shell

You may make a temporary jump to your OS, by pressing Alt-J, from virtually
ANY place in the Portal of Power system, ALSO during file transfers!!!
If you try this, you MUST exit quickly, or something strange may happen.

Most of Portal of Power is swapped to EMS/XMS or disk, leaving only about
8KB in conventional memory.
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!TOPIC 23 Alt-K: Keyboard macros

Keyboard macros are a recording of a number of keys to be pressed in a certain
order, for some purpose. There is only one restriction to their use, and that
is that you CANNOT use macros that shells out of Portal, and then continues
after you return to Portal. Please refer to the manual, for a detailed
description of how to create your keyboard macros.
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!TOPIC 24 Alt-L: Lock keyboard

If you have children, or pets, that like fooling around with your keyboard,
while you are not at home, and you do NOT like the idea of killing them (Why
not?? :-) you may lock your keyboard.

After pressing Alt-L you are prompted for a password. Finish the password by
pressing RETURN. To unlock the keyboard again, just type the password again.

The password MUST be entered EXACTLY as you want it, because upper/lower case
characters are NOT the same in the password!!!!!
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!TOPIC 25 Alt-M: Mailscanner

The mail scanner is not finished yet, and therefore this key is disabled in
this version. Rest assured that The Portal Team is working on this function.
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!TOPIC 26 Alt-N: Nodelist manager

The nodelist manager is used to edit/search in the nodelist.
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!TOPIC 27 Alt-O: Outbound manager

Is used to maintain your 161Dir & files: outbound area.
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!TOPIC 28 Alt-P: Poll a node

To poll a node means to establish a connection with the node, and exchange
mail/files, if any. To manually poll a node, just enter the node number of the
desired node, and press return. The node will then be found in the nodelist,
and the information on it, will be displayed, while waiting for a connection.

If the node does NOT exist, you'll be asked to confirm the node number. If you
confirm, that it is the correct number, you'll be asked for the phone number
to call.
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!TOPIC 29 Alt-Q: Generate file list

Pressing Alt-Q will cause Portal to generate the file list, unless the setup
is incorrect. If you want to abort the file list generation, you may press
ESC.
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!TOPIC 30 Alt-S: Multi-line status

Will display a screen with each line in the system, along with various
information, depending on, what each node is currently doing.
The display is updated every 10 seconds. Press ESC to exit from the display.
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!TOPIC 31 Alt-T: Text editor

First of all, the text editor is NOT ment as a complete word processing
package, but as a handy editor, for control- and configuration-files.
Therefore, the editor can handle a maximum file size of 65521 bytes.

The commands used are fully Word Star<tm> compatible, i.e. ^Y to delete a
line, and ^N to insert a line. (^ means CTRL)

Further, some of the function keys have a special meaning:

  F2      Save current file.
  F3      Load file.
  Alt-F3  Pick recent file from a list.

For a complete list of commands, see 90Text Editor commands.
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!TOPIC 32 Alt-U: User browser

Assuming that Portal supports user manager for your BBS type, pressing Alt-U
you should bring you to the user browser, and you should be able to see the
first page of user names, on the screen.

Select a user to edit, using the cursor keys, and press Enter to edit.
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!TOPIC 33 Alt-V: Compile nodelist

If you have defined your nodelist segments, Nodelist directory, and Nodelist
type correctly, this function will compile the raw nodelist, into a format
readable by Portal. The files created depend on what type of nodelist you have
selected.
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!TOPIC 34 Alt-W: Who is current node

This function will display the nodelist information for the node that is
currently highlighted in the Outbound packets window. If your outbound window
is empty, this function has no effect. If the node is not in the nodelist,
Portal will display "Unknown system" as the system name.
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!TOPIC 35 Esc/Alt-X: Exit

When pressing Esc or Alt-X, you are about to leave Portal. You will see a
5 second countdown, and if you do NOT press Esc or Alt-X again before the
time runs out, Portal will resume normal operation. If you press Esc/Alt-X
again before the time runs out, Portal will exit with an errorlevel of 0.
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!TOPIC 36 Alt-Z: Scan for files to forward
!NOINDEX

This function is actually two functions on one key. Firstly, Portal will check
your inbound for TICK files, and process them according to the TICK setup.
Secondly, your inbound directory is examined to determine whether there are
any files that should be forwarded using the normal file forward setup.
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!TOPIC 37 Enter: Poll current node
!NOINDEX

This is just an faster and easier way to make a manual poll to a node.
If you want to poll one of the systems that you have some mail or files
waiting for, simply use cursor keys to select the node in the Outbound packets
window, and press Enter. This is much faster that using 28Alt-P and entering
a node number there.
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!TOPIC 38 F9: About today

Not described yet!
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!TOPIC 39 Ctrl-O: External Outbound manager

Is used to maintain your 161Dir & files: outbound area
using an external Outbound manager if you have defined such
a program in 174Dir & files: Ext Outb.-Manager.
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!TOPIC 50 AreaMan: Area selection
!NOINDEX

This is where you select which file area to enter, or, if you are moving a
file, which area the file is to be moved to.

Use the cursor pad to select area, and press return when you have found the
area you want. If you press ESC you leave area manager, OR abort the move
operation in progress.

Special functions here:

 [F5]    Search for a piece of a file name, or a
         description, in all file areas. If a match is
         found, up to the first 50 characters of the
         file description is displayed, and you will
         be prompted "Go there?". If you answer 'Y',
         the area where the line is located, and the
         marker is placed on that line. If you answer
         'N' the search is continued until the next
         match is encountered, or there is no more
         to search for.

 [F7]    Make a list of your file areas. Which can be sent
         to a file, or printer.

 [F8]    Show Disk-sizes & free space on each download
         drive.

 [F9]    Toggle between showing the titles or the paths of
         the file-areas.

 [F10]   Jump directly to, and select a specific
         area-number.
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!TOPIC 51 AreaMan: Main
!NOINDEX

This is where alle the functions for the current file area is issued.

Available functions are:

 [F2]    Delete line. If lines are marked, you are asked
         to confirm, that you wish to delete ALL the
         marked lines.
         If a line contains a file, and the file exists,
         you will be asked if you want to delete the file
         too.

 [F3]    Edit the file description, or the entire text, if
         the line does NOT contain a file name.

 [F4]    Move line. After selecting this function, you are
         presented with quite a lot of possibilities.
         If you select Same Area, you can move the current
         line, by using the cursor pad.
         All other options work on ALL marked lines, or
         the current line, if none is marked.
         Copy to disk, will prompt for a destination
         drive & path.
         Move to disk, will do the same, AND delete the
         source line/file after moving it.

 [F5]    Rename file. This is only possible if current
         line contains a file name.

 [F6]    Touch files in all marked lines, or current line,
         if none are marked.
         This will set the files' time stamps to current
         time & date.

 [F7]    Insert a line before or after the current line.
         This will create a blank line, for you to edit as
         you please.

 [F8]    Sort lines.
         To use this functionn, you need to mark two (2)
         lines EXACTLY.
         The first is the first line to sort (This line
         MUST contain a file name, or something strange
         may occur!!)
         The second line is where the sort will end. If
         you have marked any other number of lines, no
         sorting will take place.

 [F9]    View Archive. This function will show the
         contents of an archive, if the archive type is
         supported. Currently supported archive types are:
         ARC, PAK, ZIP, LZH, HYP & ARJ-style files, and
         their respective self-extracting types (EXE only)

 [F10]   Global Commands.
         From this menu, you can select some commands,
         that will be used om ALL lines of the current
         area. The functions are:

         Adopt orphans, which will read the directory, and
         insert all files NOT already in the FILES.BBS,
         into it.

         Touch all files. see under F6.

         Insert Download counters. Inserts the zeroed
         download counter, if download counter look has
         been set up correctly, in the Area manager
         configuration.

         Reset download counters. Reset all download
         counters to zero.

         Re-allign download counters. Set all download
         counters to have ONE space between the end of the
         download counter and the description.

         Remove download counters. Removes the download
         counters from all lines in the current area.

  S-F1   Send files. This function enables you to send a
         number of files from current area, to any node
         you wish.

  S-F2   Hatch files. This function enables you to hatch a
         number of files from current area, into any
         tick area you wish.

  S-F3   Center line. Will take a text line (lines with no
         file name), remove all leading/trailing spaces,
         and make sure the remaining text is centered in
         80 characters width.

  S-F4   Joins current line, with the next, if the next
         line does not contain a file name, and the total
         length of the new line is less than 127
         characters

  S-F9   Invokes the Picture-Viewer. Use this to view e.g.
         GIF or PCX files.

         See Also: 566Configuring the view-command
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!TOPIC 52 AreaMan: No file areas found
!NOINDEX

The problem is that no file areas could be found. This may be because you
forgot to set the 171Dir & Files: BBS type correctly, or that you didn't
set it at all, please check it.
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!TOPIC 60 Dumb terminal
!NOINDEX

Enters the Dumb Terminal mode. You can use the following keys in Dumb Terminal
mode:

  Alt-C: Clear window
  Alt-D: Dial
  Alt-E: Local ECHO on/off
  Alt-H: Hang-Up
  Alt-I: Dump screen to file
  Alt-J: Jump to DOS
  Alt-L: Toggle Capture to disk
  Alt-R: Receive file(s)
  Alt-S: Send file(s)
  Alt-T: Terminal emulation
  Alt-V: View/Edit Capture/Log file
         (in pickup list if logging disabled)
  Alt-W: Start internal Text Editor (pickup list)
  Alt-X: Exit terminal mode
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!TOPIC 61 Outbound Manager
!NOINDEX

Is used to maintain your 161Dir & files: outbound area.

The following functions are supported:

   F2: Delete mail
   F3: Request file
   F4: Send file
   F5: Readdress mail
   F6: Change stat
   F7: View File
   F8: Poll
   F9: Update/olddate request
  F10: Global functions
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!TOPIC 62 Archiver shell
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You can do a lot of things from here:

 Cursor keys     Browse through the contents of this
                 archive.

 [Enter]         Mark/UnMark current file.

 [Space]         Unmark All files.


NOTE: The following functions is only available if the archiver programmes
have been setup correctly in the Archiver setup.

 [F2]            Delete current file, or marked files from
                 the archive.

 [F3]            Test entire archive for CRC errors.

 [F4]            Extract current file or marked files to a
                 specified path.
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!TOPIC 63 Browser
!NOINDEX

Use cursor keys (Home,End,Up,Down,PgUp,PgDn) to position the highlighted line
on the desired record, and press ENTER to edit it.

 Press F2 to delete current record
 Press F3 to list the records to a file, or printer.
 Press F4 to create a new blank record.
 Press F5 to search for a record.
 Press F6 to copy a record, and edit it.
 Press F7 to sort the records.

 Press ESC to finish
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!TOPIC 90 Text Editor commands

The Portal Text Editor is a full WordStar compatable text editor.
The help i divided into the following groups:

        91Cursor movement     92Insert/Delete   
        93File commands       94Block commands  
        95Search & Replace    96Text markers    
        97Text formatting     98Toggles/settings
        99Other commands  
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!TOPIC 91 Cursor movement
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 Left                              <LEFT>,<Ctrl S>
 Cursor left one character.

 Right                             <RIGHT>,<Ctrl D>
 Cursor right one character.

 WordLeft                          <Ctrl Left>,<Ctrl A>
 Cursor left one word. If the cursor is at the beginning
 of a line, it is moved to the end of the previous line.

 WordRight                         <Ctrl Right>,<Ctrl F>
 Cursor right one word. If the cursor is at the end of a
 line, it is moved to the beginning of the following line.

 Home                              <HOME>,<Ctrl Q S>
 Cursor to beginning of line.

 End                               <END>,<Ctrl Q D>
 Cursor to end of line.

 Up                                <UP>,<Ctrl E>
 Cursor up one line.

 Down                              <DOWN>,<Ctrl X>
 Cursor down one line.

 ScrollUp                          <Ctrl W>
 Scroll display up one line.

 ScrollDown                        <Ctrl Z>
 Scroll display down one line.

 PageUp                            <PgUp>,<Ctrl R>
 Scroll display up one page.

 PageDown                          <PgDn>,<Ctrl C>
 Scroll display down one page.

 ScreenTop                         <Ctrl HOME>,<Ctrl Q E>
 Move cursor to top of editor.

 ScreenBottom                      <Ctrl END>,<Ctrl Q X>
 Move cursor to bottom of editor.

 TopOfFile                         <Ctrl PgUp>,<Ctrl Q R>
 Move cursor to beginning of file.

 EndOfFile                         <Ctrl PgDn>,<Ctrl Q C>
 Move cursor to end of file.

 JumpLine                          <Ctrl J>
 Prompts the user for a line number, then moves the cursor
 to the specified line. If the line number is greater than
 the number of lines in the file, the cursor will be moved
 to the last line in the file.
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!TOPIC 92 Insert/delete
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 Del                               <DEL>,<Ctrl G>
 Delete character at cursor.

 Back                              <BackSpace>,<Ctrl H>,
                                   <Ctrl BackSpace>
 Delete character to left of cursor. If the cursor is at
 the beginning of a line, the line will be joined with
 the previous line.

 DelLine                           <Ctrl Y>
 Delete current line.

 DelEol                            <Ctrl Q Y>
 Delete from cursor to end of line.

 DelWord                           <Ctrl T>
 Delete word to right of cursor. If the cursor is at end
 of a line, the following line is joined with the current
 line.

 Select                            <ENTER>,<Ctrl M>
 Start a new line.

 InsertLine                        <Ctrl N>
 Insert a new line at the position of the cursor.

 Tab                               <TAB>,<Ctrl I>
 Move the cursor to the next tab stop. If insert mode is
 on, any text to the right of the cursor is moved to the
 right of the tab stop. When fixed tab are in effect, the
 tab stops occur at 8- column intervals. When smart tabs
 are in effect, the tab stops are determinded by the
 locations of the words on the previous line; the first
 character in each word represents a tab stop.

 ControlCharacter                  <Ctrl P>
 Insert control character. For example, to insert a ^G,
 You would enter : <Ctrl P><Ctrl G>.
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!TOPIC 93 File commands
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 SaveFile                          <F2>,<Ctrl K S>
 Save the current file and continue editing.

 NewFile                           <F3>
 Load a new file. If current file is modified, the user
 will first be asked if he wants to save is.

 Picklist                          <ALT F3>
 Load a new file from picklist. If current file is
 modified, the user will first he asked if he wants to
 save this.

 AbandonFile                       <Ctrl K Q>
 Quit editing; ignore any changes made to the text.

 SaveAndSwitch                     <Ctrl K D>
 Save the current file and load a new one.

 SaveUnderNewName                  <Ctrl K N>
 Save the current file under a new name.

 SaveAndExit                       <Ctrl K X>
 Save the current file and exit.
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!TOPIC 94 Block commands
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 BlockBegin                        <F7>,<Ctrl K B>
 Mark tyhe beginning of a block.

 BlockEnd                          <F8>,<Ctrl K K>
 Mark the end of a block.

 BlockWord                         <Ctrl K T>
 Mark the current word as a block.

 JumpToBlockBegin                  <Ctrl Q B>
 Jump to the beginning of the currently marked block.

 JumpToBlockEnd                    <Ctrl Q K>
 Jump to the end of the currently marked block.

 BlockToggle                       <Ctrl K H>
 Toggle the display of marked blocks.

 BlockCopy                         <Ctrl K C>
 Copy the currently marked and displayed block to the
 position of the cursor. The block markers are placed
 around the new copy of the block.

 BlockMove                         <Ctrl K V>
 Move the currently marked and display block to the
 position of the cursor. The block markers remain
 around the block at its new position.

 BlockDelete                       <Ctrl K Y>
 Delete the currently marked and displayed block.

 BlockIndent                       <Ctrl K I>
 Indent the currently marked and displayed block by a
 fixed number of spaces. Does nothing if the cursor is
 not within the block.

 BlockUnindent                     <Ctrl K U>
 Unindent the currently marked and displayed block by
 a fixed number of spaces. Does nothing if the cursor
 is not within the block.

 BlockToCase                       <Ctrl O O>
 Toggle the case of all characters in the currently marked
 and displayed block. If the cursor is not within a marked
 and displayed block, the case of the charater at the
 cursor is toggled.

 BlockUpperCase                    <Ctrl O U>
 Convert all charaters in the currently marked, and
 displayed block to UPPER case. If the cursor is not
 within a marked and displayed block, the case of the
 charater at the cursor is converted to UPPER case.

 BlockLowerCase                    <Ctrl O V>
 Convert all charaters in the currently marked, and
 displayed block to LOWER case. If the cursor is not
 within a marked and displayed block, the case of the
 charater at the cursor is converted to LOWER case.

 BlockRead                         <Ctrl K R>
 Reads a file into the text buffer at the current
 position of the cursor and marks it as a block.
 If the entire contents of the file will not fit into the
 buffer, a warning will be generated and no data from the
 file will be read in.

 BlockWrite                        <Ctrl K W>
 Writes the currently marked and displayed block to a
 file.

 BlockPrint                        <Ctrl K P>
 Writes the currently marked and displayed block to the
 printer. By default it is directed to LPT1.
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!TOPIC 95 Search & Replace
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 Search                            <Ctrl Q F>
 Allows the user to search for any string of up to 30
 characters. After entering a search string, the user is
 prompted for search options, which are handled in the
 same fashion as the Borland editors. Valid search
 options are :

 B : Search Backwards
 G : Search Globally
 L : Search Locally, within marked block
 U : Ignore case

 Replace                           <Ctrl Q A>
 This command works the same as the Search command,
 except that the user is asked for a string of up
 to 30 characters to replace the search string with.
 In addition to the search options available for
 Search, N may be used to indicate that replacements
 are to be made without asking for confirmation.
 If N is not selected, the user has four alternatives :

 Yes  : Make the replacements
 No   : Don't make the replacements
 All  : Make this replacement and continue making
        replacements without asking for for confirmation
 Quit : Stop the whole operation

 ReSearch                          <Ctrl L>
 Repeat the last search or replace operation. The same
 string(s) used in the last search or replace operation
 will be used again, as will the previous search options.
 If no search operation has yet been performed, this
 command does nothing.
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!TOPIC 96 Text markers
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 SetMark                           <Ctrl K 0>-<Ctrl K 3>
 Sets one of the ten text markers at the position of the
 cursor. <Ctrl K 0> sets marker 0, <Ctrl K 1> sets
 marker 1, and so on.

 JumpMark                          <Ctrl Q 0>..<Ctrl Q 3>
 Moves the cursor to a text marker set with one of the
 SetMark commands. <Ctrl Q 0> jumps to marker 0,<Ctrl Q 1>
 jumps to marker 1, and so on.

 MarkToggle                        <Ctrl Q M>
 Toggle the display of text markers.

 PreviousPosition                  <Ctrl Q P>
 Jump to the last cursor position before the cursor
 was moved to the current line. This command is
 especially useful following a search or replace command.
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!TOPIC 97 Text formatting
!NOINDEX

 ReFormatParagraph                 <Ctrl B>
 Reformat the current paragraph. Does nothing if wordWrap
 is off.

 ReFormatGlobal                    <Ctrl K G>
 Reformat the entire text. Does nothing if wordWrap is
 off. Use this command with caution!!

 CenterLine                        <Ctrl O C>
 Center the current line between column 1 and the right
 margin.
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!TOPIC 98 Mode toggles & Option setting
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 Ins                               <INS>,<Ctrl V>
 Toggle insert mode on or off. A fat cursor indicates
 insert mode; a thin cursor indicates overtype mode.

 Indent                            <Ctrl O I>
 Toggle auto-indent mode on or off. In auto-indent mode,
 pressing <ENTER> while in insert mode will cause an
 inserted line to have the same indentation level as the
 previous line. Auto-indent mode also affects the way
 that the text is formatted when word wrap occurs - the
 new line will have the same indention level as the
 previous line, and hence the behavior of the
 reformatting commands.

 WordWrap                          <Ctrl O W>
 Toggle word wrap on or off. When word wrap is on, any
 attempt to insert or append text beyound the right margin
 will cause a new line to be inserted following the
 current line and all words that are at least partially
 beyond the right margin to be moved to the new line.

 TabToggle                         <Ctrl O F>
 Toggles the tab mode between smart tabs and fixed tabs.

 TabSize                           <Ctrl O T>
 Prompts the user for the number of columns between tab
 stops (1-10).

 RightMargin                       <Ctrl O R>
 Prompts the user for a new right margin.

 SetIndent                         <Ctrl O B>
 Prompts the user for the number of spaces to
 indent/unindent marked blocks when the BlockIndent and
 BlockUnIndent commands are executed. Default is 2.
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!TOPIC 99 Other
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 RestoreLine                       <Ctrl Q L>
 Restore original contents of the current line.
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