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Ü Welcome to Vision Edit. Vision Edit is an easy-to-use text editor. You can edit multiple text files simultaneously. All functions of Vision Edit can be selected either from pull-down menus or by pressing short-cut keys. µ
You can invoke Vision Edit with file name as a command line parameter e.g. VED *.PAS. In this case Vision Edit will open all the files in the current directory with PAS extension.
Vision Edit provides full mouse support but if you do not have a mouse you can still access all the functions from the keyboard. Ã
The ð menu is accessed by pressing Alt-Space. All the other menus are accessed by pressing Alt-L, where L is the first letter of the menu. For example, the "File" menu is pulled down by Alt-F.
The screen of Vision Edit is devided into 3 areas : - MenuÿBar (top line) - StatusÿLine (bottom line) - Desktop (area between Menu Bar and Status Line) , B ^' Search³Find Ü
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Displays a Findÿdialogÿbox. [ * ' $ Search³Replace Ü
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Displays a Replaceÿdialogÿbox. \ 0 ' Edit Window Ü
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= Edit Windows are where you type in and edit your text files. T
You can open as many Edit windows as you want (as long as there is enough memory). l
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Y To close an active Edit window, click the window's close box [þ] or choose Window³Close. _
To open an Edit window, choose File³Open. You can open the same file in more than one window. H
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* Choose one of these for more information:
UsingÿEditÿWindows
Usingÿtheÿeditor
Findÿdialogÿboxÿ(textÿsearch)
Replaceÿdialogÿbox
File³Saveÿcommand
File³SaveÿAsÿcommand
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It allows you to enter the line number to which you want to jump directly. ] 2 ' Menu Bar Ü
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ÜMenu Bar is the top line on the screen which displays menu choices. Each menu choice contains a pull-downÿmenu which can be displayed by clicking on the menu item (e.g. File), or by pressing a short cut key Alt-L where L is a highlighted letter of the menu item (e.g. Alt-F for File menu). You can also get to the menu bar by pressing F10 function key and then you can use arrow keys to move the cursor to the desired menu choice and press
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Each Pull-down Menu contains a list of functions that can be selected by moving the cursor with the arrow keys and pressing
Some menu items have a short cut defined next to the function name e.g. 'Close Alt-F3'. Such functions can be activated by pressing a short cut key from any point in the program (if a function is active) without having to open a pull-down menu. ' Status Line Ü
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ß The Status Line (the bottom line of the screen) contains a list of most often used functions which can be activated by pressing a short cut key shown left to the function name or by clicking the mouse on the function name. O
If a function is active in the current context, its short cut is highlighted. ' Desktop Ü
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Desktop is your work area between the Menu Bar and the Message Line. You can open various windows, dialog boxes and entry forms on the Desktop. ' Dialog Box Ü
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8 Dialog boxes enable you to enter various kinds of data. #
A dialog box typically contains : ¶ - input line (sometimes with a history list) e.g. :
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You can select any of the above elements by either clicking with a mouse or using
If the focus is on a button press
If the focus is on a set of check boxes use Up- and Down-arrow keys to move from box to box, and use
If the focus is on a set of radio buttons use Up- and Down-arrow keys to change the setting (or use a mouse). ¡
To cancel a dialog box you have to press
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¦ Help Window can be displayed from any point of the program by pressing F1 function key, by selecting Help from the pull-down menu, or by pressing right mouse button. ÷
Help system is context sensitive so information displayed in the help window depends on the current context e.g. if you are editing a text file in the edit window pressing F1 will result in displaying help information related to the text editor.
By double-clicking with a mouse on highlighted words in a help window you can quickly access information regarding those words (cross reference). =
To close a help window press Esc or click on the close box. ' Calculator Ü
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The calculator is equipped with most common math functions. To operate the calculator you can either use the keyboard or press the buttons on the calculator with the mouse. .
Press Alt-F3 or Esc to close the calculator. N ' 0 Calculator Functions Ü
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[BIN] BINary mode
[HEX] HEXadecimal mode
[DEC] DECimal mode
[ CL] Cancel last operation
[ AC] All Clear
[ + ] addition
[ - ] subtraction
[ * ] multiplication
[ / ] division
[ = ] display result
[NEG] NEGation
[F-C] switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius mode
[D\R] switch between Degree and Radian mode
[MWR] WRite to Memory
[MRD] ReaD from Memory
[ ( ] open bracket
[ ) ] close bracket
[TAN] TANgens
[SIN] SINe
[COS] COSine
[ % ] percent
[LOG] decimal LOGarithm
[LNx] Natural Logarithm
[e^y] e to the power of y
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[REV] REVerse (1/x)
[SQR] SQuaRe
[SRT] Square RooT
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Keys [A],...,[F] can be used only in HEX mode,
either by clicking on them or by pressing
Ctrl-A,...,Ctrl-F.
Additional functions:
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[Send-EX] Send Expression to the edit window
[Send-RU] Send Result to the edit window
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ç The calendar displays the current month, highlighting today's date. The next and previous months can be viewed using the '+' or '-' keys respectivly. The mouse can also be used to change the month by clicking on the or icons. %
Press Alt-F3 to close the calendar. ' ASCII Table Ü
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iThe ASCII table displays the entire IBM PC character set. The current character is marked by a blinking block cursor, and the hexadecimal and decimal ASCII values of the character are displayed below the chart. A new character is selected by pressing it on the keyboard, by clicking the mouse on it in the chart, or by moving the cursor using the cursor keys. ½
You can also send characters which cannot be entered from the keyboard to the active edit window. You do it by positioning the cursor on a selected character and pressing [Send-C] button. (
Press Alt-F3 to close the ASCII table. ' ð³About Ü
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When you choose the About command from the ð (System) menu, a dialog box appears, showing copyright and program version information. G
To close the box, press Esc, Space, or Enter, or click the OK button. ' ð³Calendar Ü
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y The Calendar menu item opens a small calendar which displays the current month. It also allows you to view other months.
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R The ASCII menu items opens an ASCIIÿTable that displays the IBM PC character set. A ' ð³Calculator Ü
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C When you choose Calculator, a calculator is opened on the desktop. ?
' " ð³Memory Info Ü
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N ð³Memory Info displays a Memory Information Window containing the following : , - Total DOS memory : the amount of RAM memory in KB
(up to 640KB)
- Program size : the size (in bytes) of the part of the
program which stays in memory all the time (not overlayed)
- Editor buffer : the amount of memory in bytes allocated to the
text editor
- Overlays buffer : the amount of memory in bytes allocated to
overlays (parts of the program that are loaded to memory from
a hard disk when needed)
- Remaining free memory : the amount of free memory in bytes
used for dynamic allocation (heap) e.g. for windows;
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The File³Open command displays the 'Open a File' dialog box. In this dialog box you select the name of the text file you want to edit. &
The OpenÿaÿFile dialog box contains: »
þ an inputÿbox with a history list
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þ the standard Cancel button
þ Open action button
þ an information panel that describes the
selected file
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If you choose Cancel, nothing changes and no action occurs, and the dialog box is put away. M
(Esc always cancels a dialog box, even if a Cancel button does not appear.) ' ; File³New Ü
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File³New opens a new editÿwindow.
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` A window is a bordered screen area that you can move, resize, zoom, rearrange, close, and open.
You can have any number of windows open on the desktop (as long as there is enough memory), but only one window can be active at any time. The active window is the one that you're currently working in. It always has a double-lined border around it, and it always has these elements: y
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Generally, any command you choose or text you type applies only to the active window. (But if you have the same file open in several windows, the action applies to the file in each of those windows.) j
If your windows overlap, the active window is always the topmost one (the one on top of all the others). ¢
To make a window active (topmost), click on the window area (if part of it is visible), use Window³Nextÿcommand or press F6 until you get to the desired window. í
Also first 9 windows are numbered from 1 to 9. If the window has a number it is displayed beside the Zoom Box (in the upper right corner). Numbered windows can be selected by pressing Alt-
Edit windows also show the cursor's position (the current line and column number) as YY:XX in the bottom of the Edit window frame, where YY is the line number and XX is the column number. L
Every active edit window displays the Ascii code of the current character. ½ < ²' ! Ü Using Editor
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To close the active Edit window, choose Window³Close, click on a close box or press Alt-F3. Q
Once in the Edit window, you enter text just as if you were using a typewriter. u
þ When you want to end a line, press Enter.
þ To exit the editor, press F10 (it will get
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The maximum line width in an Edit window is 255 characters.
See also:
TheÿEditÿwindow
CursorÿMovementÿCommands
Insertÿ&ÿDeleteÿCommands
BlockÿCommands
MiscellaneousÿCommands
EnteringÿASCIIÿcodes
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You can enter ASCII codes directly from the keyboard - hold down Alt key, enter ASCII code from the numeric keypad and release Alt key. d
You can enter characters in this way into an active edit window or into Search/Replace dialog box. W
Another method of entering ASCII codes into an active window is by using ASCII Table.
See also: AsciiÿTable ' 8 Cursor Movement Commands Ü
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Character right ³ Ctrl-D or Right arrow
Word left ³ Ctrl-A or Ctrl-Left arrow
Word right ³ Ctrl-F or Ctrl-Right arrow
Line up ³ Ctrl-E or Up arrow
Line down ³ Ctrl-X or Down arrow
Page up ³ Ctrl-R or PgUp
Page down ³ Ctrl-C or PgDn
Begining of text³ Ctrl-PgUp
End of text ³ Ctrl-PgDn
Top of screen ³ Ctrl-Home
Bottom of screen³ Ctrl-End
Middle of screen³ Ctrl-Q M
' 8 Insert & Delete Commands Ü
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Delete line ³ Ctrl-Y
Delete to end of line³ Ctrl-Q Y
Delete character left³ Ctrl-H or Backspace
Delete character ³ Ctrl-G or Del
Delete word right ³ Ctrl-T
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Delete block ³ Del or Ctrl-Del
Hide/display block ³ Ctrl-K H
Paste from Clipboard³ Ctrl-K C or Shift-Ins
Cut to Clipboard ³ Ctrl-K Y or Shift-Del
Copy to Clipboard ³ Ctrl-K K or Ctrl-Ins
Set Marker ³ Ctrl-K 0..9
Block Indent ³ Ctrl-K I
Block Unindent ³ Ctrl-K U
Upper to Lower case ³ Ctrl-K L
Lower to Upper case ³ Ctrl-K O
Flip case ³ Ctrl-K F
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Save and edit ³ F2
New file ³ F3
Close active window ³ Alt-F3
Tab ³ Ctrl-I or Tab
Auto-Indent On/Off ³ Ctrl-O
Find ³ Ctrl-Q F
Find & replace ³ Ctrl-Q A
Repeat last find ³ Ctrl-L
Find Marker ³ Ctrl-Q 0..9
Go to line ³ Ctrl-Q G
Find Matching Bracket³ Ctrl-Q [ or Ctrl-Q ]
Duplicate line ³ Ctrl-K D
Force Page Break ³ Ctrl-P
Undo last operation ³ Ctrl-U
Abort operation ³ Esc
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Character right ³ Ctrl-D or Right arrow
Word left ³ Ctrl-A or Ctrl-Left arrow
Word right ³ Ctrl-F or Ctrl-Right arrow
Line up ³ Ctrl-E or Up arrow
Line down ³ Ctrl-X or Down arrow
Page up ³ Ctrl-R or PgUp
Page down ³ Ctrl-C or PgDn
Begining of text³ Ctrl-PgUp
End of text ³ Ctrl-PgDn
Top of screen ³ Ctrl-Home
Bottom of screen³ Ctrl-End
Middle of screen³ Ctrl-Q M
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Insert & Delete Commands Ü
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Delete line ³ Ctrl-Y
Delete to end of line³ Ctrl-Q Y
Delete character left³ Ctrl-H or Backspace
Delete character ³ Ctrl-G or Del
Delete word right ³ Ctrl-T
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Block Commands Ü
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Delete block ³ Del or Ctrl-Del
Hide/display block ³ Ctrl-K H
Paste from Clipboard³ Ctrl-K C or Shift-Ins
Cut to Clipboard ³ Ctrl-K Y or Shift-Del
Copy to Clipboard ³ Ctrl-K K or Ctrl-Ins
Set Marker ³ Ctrl-K 0..9
Block Indent ³ Ctrl-K I
Block Unindent ³ Ctrl-K U
Upper to Lower case ³ Ctrl-K L
Lower to Upper case ³ Ctrl-K O
Flip case ³ Ctrl-K F
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Save and edit ³ F2
New file ³ F3
Close active window ³ Alt-F3
Tab ³ Ctrl-I or Tab
Auto-Indent On/Off ³ Ctrl-O
Find ³ Ctrl-Q F
Find & replace ³ Ctrl-Q A
Repeat last find ³ Ctrl-L
Find Marker ³ Ctrl-Q 0..9
Go to line ³ Ctrl-Q G
Find Matching Bracket³ Ctrl-Q [ or Ctrl-Q ]
Duplicate line ³ Ctrl-K D
Force Page Break ³ Ctrl-P
Undo last operation ³ Ctrl-U
Abort operation ³ Esc
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File³Save command saves a file from the active editÿwindow on the disk. If a file name does not contain a path the file is saved in the current directory. S ' File³Save as Ü
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File³Save as command allows you to save the file from the active window to a disk under a different name. This command opens a 'Save File as' dialog box. '
The SaveÿFileÿas dialog box contains: ¿
þ an inputÿbox with a history list
þ a listÿbox to browse the directory
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þ the standard OK button
þ an information panel that describes the
selected file
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ª The Name input box is where you enter the name under which you want to save the file, or the file-name mask to use as a filter for the Files list box (for example, *.*). ' ( File³Write Block Ü
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Õ This function allows you to write a selected block of text to a file. The 'Save Block as' dialog box will be displayed in which you can enter the file name under which you want to save the selected block of text. (
The SaveÿBlockÿas dialog box contains: ¿
þ an inputÿbox with a history list
þ a listÿbox to browse the directory
þ the standard Cancel button
þ the standard OK button
þ an information panel that describes the
selected file
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¤ This function allows you to read a file into current text. The text will be inserted into current cursor position. The standard 'Open a File' dialog box is opened. P
In this dialog box you select the name of the text file you want to read from. &
The OpenÿaÿFile dialog box contains: »
þ an inputÿbox with a history list
þ a listÿbox to browse the directory
þ the standard Cancel button
þ Open action button
þ an information panel that describes the
selected file
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j File³Change Dir brings up the ChangeÿDirectory dialog box, in which you can change the current directory. Z E ' $ File³DOS shell Ü
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s With the DOS Shell command, you can leave the program temporarily to perform a DOS command or run another program. 8
To return to Vision Edit, type EXIT at the DOS prompt. ' File³Exit Ü
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* The Exit command terminates this program. ' $ Edit³Undo Ü (Ctrl-U)
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@ Undoes all the changes from made from the last cursor movement. ' 1 Edit³Cut Ü (Shift-Del or Ctrl-K Y)
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L Deletes the selected block of text from the active window to the clipboard.
See also blockÿcommands. E s ' 2 Edit³Copy Ü (Ctrl-Ins or Ctrl-K K)
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K Copies the selected block of text from the active window to the clipboard.
See also blockÿcommands. E s ' Edit³Paste Ü
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@ Copies a block of text from the clipboard to the active window.
See also blockÿcommands. E = g ' . Edit³Show clipboard Ü
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+ Displays a clipboard window on the screen. E : ' Edit³Clear Ü
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; Deletes the selected block of text from the active window.
See also blockÿcommands. b ' < Edit³NoBox Ü (Ctrl-Alt-0) or (Shift-Alt-0)
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5 × ' C Edit³SingleBox Ü (Ctrl-Alt-1) or (Shift-Alt-1)
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X A Paragraph means a portion of text (typically several lines) delimited by empty lines. Ì
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B Repeats the last search/replace from the current cursor position. ' 5 Window³Size/move Ü (Ctrl-F5)
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I Choose this command to change the size or position of the active window.
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When you choose Window³Size/Move, the active window moves in response to the arrow keys. Once you've moved the window to where you want it, press Enter. F
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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. {
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7 Choose Window³Tile to tile all windows on the desktop. L
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' % Window³Next Ü (F6)
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B Choose Next to cycle forwards through the windows on the desktop. ' 4 Window³Previous Ü (Shift-F6)
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N Choose Window³Previous to cycle backwards through the windows on the desktop. ' , Window³Close Ü (Alt-F3)
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1 Choose Window³Close to close the active window. N
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The Mouse command brings up the MouseÿOptions dialog box, where you can set various options that control how your mouse works, including: R
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d The Colors item brings up the Colorsÿdialog box, where you can customize the colors of the display. _ I
' 4 Options³Preferences... Ü
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Ù The Preferences item brings up the Preferences dialog box, where you can set Auto Save options as well as the Screen Size (if you have EGA/VGA graphics adapter you can change the display mode from 25 to 43/50 lines). A
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For more details see: Preferencesÿdialogÿbox. b f' 0 Options³Save Desktop Ü
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| Saves the state of all open windows to a file call VED.DSK. This file can be reloaded by selecting Options³RestoreÿDesktop.
Also history lists of file names open or printed during the session, as well as keywords used in Search and Search & Replace are stored in VED.DSK file. C ' 6 Options³Restore Desktop Ü
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Restore a previously-saved state of all open windows from a file called VED.DSK. This file is saved via the Options³SaveÿDesktop menu command. ¥
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> Clears deskÿtop by closing all open windows and dialog boxes. : ' Clipboard Ü
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n Clipboard is a special window to/from which you can copy/paste/cut blocks of text to/from other editÿwindows.
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È This command loads Color Palettes, MouseÿOptions, AutoÿSaveÿoptions, ScreenÿSize, and SearchÿOptions from VED.OPT file if the file exists. The VED.OPT file is created by Options³SaveÿOptions command. =
You can modify Color Palettes using Options³Colors command. <
You can modify Mouse Settings using Options³Mouse command. V
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ò This command saves color palettes, MouseÿOptions, AutoÿSaveÿoptions, ScreenÿSize, and SearchÿOptions to VED.OPT file. If the file exists it will be overwritten. The options from the VED.OPT file are loaded using Options³LoadÿOptions command. =
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` This command displays a PrintÿOptions dialog box which allows setting the following parameters: - Eject a page Before printing (Yes/No)
- Eject a page After printing (Yes/No)
- DOS LPT # : LPT1,...,LPT4
- Number of Lines per Page
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The file must exist on your disk, so if you are editing a new file you have to save it before you can start printing. [
After you select a file to print, printing starts and a PrintÿStatus window is displayed.
You can cancel printing at any time by pressing F9 function key or by clicking with the mouse on Stop Print label on the status line. o
Since printing is done in "background" you can continue using other functions of Vision Edit during printing. ` C L M ' 0 Print³Display Status Ü
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This command displays a PrintÿStatus window if it has not been already open. You can close it at any time using menu command Print³CloseÿStatus. L I K ® ' , Print³Close Status Ü
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This command closes a PrintÿStatus window if it has been open. You can reopen it later (during printing) using menu command Print³OpenÿStatus. L C J © ' . Print Status Window Ü
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Y Print Status Window displays the following (with respect to the currently printed file): ¬ - current character number
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1 The Open button opens a file which for printing. ' . Regular Expressions Ü
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matches any number of occurrences
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matches any number of occurrences
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example "bo+" matches "bot" and "boo",
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matches any characters except "b", "o"
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means that the wildcard will be treated
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ß This command displays a Create Macro File dialog box which is similar to OpenÿaÿFileÿDialogÿBox. You have to enter a name of the macro file in which macro operations will be stored. The default macro file extension is MAC.
After you select the macro file name a MacroÿDescription dialog box is displayed. You can enter a one-line description of a macro here. í
After you close a Macro Description dialog box a flashing message 'Macro Recording' is displayed on the status line. From now on all keys that you press, most edit operations including search and replace are recorded in the macro file. H
To stop macro recording select EndÿMacro function from the Macro menu. Ô
The macro that you have just created will be added to the list of available macros in the Macro menu. You can execute a macro by selecting it from the Macro menu or by pressing a hot key assigned to that macro.
Also see: EndÿMacro, y ReadÿMacro,
ExecuteÿMacro,
SuspendÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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This command completes macro recording started with StartÿMacro command. It closes a macro file and from now on you can execute that macro.
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ExecuteÿMacro,
SuspendÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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This command allows you to select a macro file which has been created previously. An OpenÿMacro dialog box is displayed allowing you to select a macro file. The selected macro is added to the list of macros in the Macro menu and becomes available for execution.
Also see: StartÿMacro, x EndÿMacro,
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SuspendÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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|All macros available for execution are displayed in the Macro menu under the dividing line. There can be up to 7 macros available at once. You can execute a macro by either selecting its name from the Macro menu or by pressing a hot-key assigned to this macro. All hot-key assignments are automatic. The first macro is assigned Alt-F4, the second Alt-F5, and so on up to Alt-F10.
If you already have 7 macros in the Macro menu adding a new macro will remove the first macro from the list of macros available.
Also see: StartÿMacro, u EndÿMacro,
ReadÿMacro,
SuspendÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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Å This command suspends recording a macro so that you can do some operations which you do not want recorded in the macro file. You can resume recording the macro by selecting ContinueÿMacro command.
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ReadÿMacro,
ExecuteÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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ReadÿMacro,
ExecuteÿMacro,
SuspendÿMacro,
RepeatÿMacro
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ExecuteÿMacro,
ContinueÿMacro,
SuspendÿMacro
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Ò After you select this command from the menu or press Ctrl-F6 2 top windows become synchronized. They are resized and moved so that one window occupies the top half and the other the bottom half of the Desktop. Ì
From now on every key you press is sent to both windows. They scroll together and react to editing operations (e.g. inserting or deleting characters) in the same way. Even search works for both windows. q
Synchronization of the windows is broken after selecting Synchro command (or pressing Ctrl-F6) the second time. ý ' 3 Help³Help Index Ü (Ctrl-F1)
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Z Help³Help Index command displays a list of topics which are explained by the Help system. G
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A D ð|About
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ASCIIÿTable
ASCIIÿCodesÿfromÿtheÿkeyboard
C d Calculator
CalculatorÿFunctions
ð|Calculator
Calendar
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Clipboard
ColorsÿDialogÿBox
D DeskÿTop
DialogÿBox
E £ VisionÿEdit
Edit|Clear
Edit|Copy
Edit|Cut
Edit|DoubleBox
Edit|Eraser
Edit|MixedBox
Edit|Paste
Edit|Showÿclipboard
Edit|SingleBox
EditÿWindow
Edit|Undo
F File|Changeÿdir
File|DOSÿshell
File|Exit
File|Open
File|New
File|Read
File|Save
File|Saveÿas
File|WriteÿBlock
FindÿDialogÿBox
H HelpÿonÿHelp
M MacroÿContinue
MacroÿEnd,
MacroÿExecute
MacroÿRead
MacroÿRepeat
MacroÿStart,
MacroÿSuspend
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MenuÿBar
MouseÿOptionsÿDialogÿBox
O ¾ OpenÿaÿFileÿDialogÿBox
Options|ClearÿDesktop
Options|Colors
Options|Mouse
Options|LoadÿOptions
Options|Preferences
Options|RestoreÿDesktop
Options|SaveÿDesktop
Options|SaveÿOptions
P ¿ Preferencesÿdialogÿbox
Print|CloseÿStatus
Print|DisplayÿStatus
PrintÿFileÿDialogÿBox
PrintÿOptionsÿDialogÿBox
Print|PrintÿFile
Print|PrintÿOptions
PrintÿStatusÿWindow
Pull-downÿMenu
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RegularÿExpressions
ReplaceÿDialogÿBox
S P Search|Find
Search|GoToLine
Search|Replace
Search|Searchÿagain
StatusÿLine
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Window|Close
Window|Next
Window|Previous
Window|Size/move
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Ò The 'Open a File' dialog box contains an input box, a fileÿlist, a file information panel, the standard button Cancel, one other action button (Open), plus a history list that's attached to the Nameÿinputÿbox.
See also : DialogÿBox. k ¤ Å ÷
' > Change Directory dialog box Ü
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The Change Directory dialog box consists of an input box, a list box, the standard OK and Help buttons, and two other buttons (Chdir and Revert). |
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o The Directory Tree list box enables you to navigate directories by using the selecting bar and pressing Enter.
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The Replace dialog box contains three input boxes with associated history lists, a group of check boxes, and the standard OK, and Cancel buttons. Z
Most components of the Replace dialog box are identical to those in the Findÿdialogÿbox.
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Å Enter the replacement string in the New Text input box. You can also enter ASCII codes directly from the keyboard - hold down Alt key, enter ASCII code from the numeric keypad and release Alt key. f
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Þ This group of check boxes governs the kind of strings that the editor searches for, and whether the replacement is automatic. Check Replace All if you want the editor to replace all occurrences of the search string found. Z
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You can enter the file name on the input line or select it from the file list. If you enter an existing file name that file will be overwritten. After 'Create Macro' dialog box is closed Macro Recording begins.
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You can enter the file name on the input line or select it from the file list. If the file with the name you have entered does not exist 'Open Macro' dialog box will be closed and no action will be taken. If the file exists it will be opened as a macro file.
See also : DialogÿBox, StartÿMacro,
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Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!
This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.
But one thing that puzzles me is the “mtswslnkmcjklsdlsbdmMICROSOFT” string. There is an article about it here. It is definitely worth a read: http://www.os2museum.com/wp/mtswslnk/