1 WORD11

 WORD-11  is  the  most powerful multi-user word processing system for
 Digital  Equipment Corporation computers. WORD-11 Version 4.1 for VMS
 combines  our proven simplicity with new functionality to provide the
 ultimate  in word processing for your VAX/VMS system [Data Processing
 Design].

         WORD11[/qualifier] [argument]
2 Arguments

 Any  WORD-11  initial command can be completely specified on the com-
 mand line.
2 /VT52

 Force  WORD-11  to treat your terminal as a VT52. This skips the ini-
 tial  determination  of  the terminal type which sometimes fails when
 running from terminal servers.
2 /VT100

 Force  WORD-11 to treat your terminal as a VT100. This skips the ini-
 tial  determination  of  the terminal type which sometimes fails when
 running from terminal servers.
2 /VT100AVO

 Force  WORD-11 to treat your terminal as a VT100 with advanced video.
 This skips the initial determination of the terminal type which some-
 times fails when running from terminal servers.
2 /VT131

 Force  WORD-11  to  treat  your terminal as a VT131 (including insert
 mode).  This  skips  the  initial  determination of the terminal type
 which sometimes fails when running from terminal servers.
2 /VT200

 Force  WORD-11  to treat your terminal as a VT220 type terminal (with
 insert mode and includes VT240 and VT241). This skips the initial de-
 termination  of  the terminal type which sometimes fails when running
 from terminal servers.
2 /VT200SEVENBIT

 Force  WORD-11  to treat your terminal as a VT220 type terminal (with
 insert  mode  and  includes  VT240  and VT241) and also runs in 7 bit
 mode. This skips the initial determination of the terminal type which
 sometimes fails when running from terminal servers.
2 /LOAD

         WORD/LOAD[=character_set_font_file]

 Your  can use a switch to load an alternate character set on a termi-
 nal that supports it. If you  specify the switch /LOAD without a file
 specification,  WORD-11  will load a character set font file from the
 WORD-11  Version 4.1 installation directory to your terminal based on
 the  terminal  type.  If you are a VT200 type terminal, the character
 set  font  file  LC200.DPD  will be loaded. [Currently this loads the
 scientific character set].
2 Examples

         WOR

 This command starts WORD-11, determines the terminal type by interro-
 gating the terminal, and displays the Main Menu.

         WOR/VT100AVO C MEMO TO THE DIVISION HEAD

 This  command  line  starts  WORD-11 and treats the terminal as if it
 were  a  VT100  with Advanced Video. The command "Create" is executed
 and  the new document will be called "MEMO TO THE DIVISION HEAD". The
 user  will be left in the editor at the top of the new document to be
 created.

         WORD11 XU 12

 WORD11 is started and UDK number 12 is executed.
2 WOR2ASC

 A  conversion  routine to take a WORD-11 document and create an ASCII
 file.

         WOR2ASC[/qual/qual...] document

 You  can  abort  a  conversion by typing <CONTROL-Z>, <CONTROL-C>, or
 <CONTROL-Y>.  <CONTROL-Z>  causes  the  conversion  routine  to  exit
 "cleanly" (no temporary files will be left in your directory).
3 document

 Document is the name or number of the WORD-11 document to convert.
3 /FILENAME

 /FILENAME=filename

 The  ASCII file to be created. "filename" must be a valid file speci-
 fication.  It cannot be an output device (such as TT: or QUE:TXB6) or
 include a node name.

 You  may include a device/directory with the filename. Otherwise, the
 ASCII  file will be created in the current process default device/di-
 rectory.

 If you don't use the /FILENAME switch, the ASCII filename defaults to
 "DOC.LIS" in the current process default device/directory.
3 /W11_LOCATION

 /W11_LOCATION=device:directory

 You  may  not precede the document name or number in the WOR2ASC com-
 mand  with  a device or directory. If you want to specify a device or
 directory with the WORD-11 document, use the /W11_LOCATION qualifier.
 If  no device/directory information is specified, your current device
 and directory is used.
3 /DELETE

 /DELETE

 Delete  the WORD-11 document and remove it from the WORD-11 index af-
 ter  conversion.  If  you don't use /DELETE, the document will not be
 deleted.
3 /PRINTER_TYPE

 /PRINTER_TYPE=printer type

 The  WORD-11 printer type to use for the conversion. If you don't use
 this switch, the printer type defaults to DEFDK.
3 /PM

 /PM=value

 The  same  as  PM (Printer Margin Indent) in the Print Menu. However,
 only one value is allowed. The default is /PM=0.
3 /TM

 /TM=value

 The same as TM (Lines in top margin) in the Print Menu. However, only
 one value is allowed. The default is /TM=0.
3 /BM

 /BM=value

 The  same  as BM (Lines in bottom margin) in the Print Menu. However,
 only one value is allowed. The default is /BM=0.
3 /PS

 /PS=value

 The  same  as  PS  (Lines per page) in the Print Menu. The default is
 /PS=66.
3 /APNO

 /APNO

 The  same  as AP (Automatic page breaking) in the Print Menu. The de-
 fault is /AP=YES.
3 /CB

 /CB

 The  same  as CB (Include change bars) in the Print Menu. The default
 is /CB=NO.
3 /PO

 /PO=value

 The  same  as  PO  (Print  Option)  in the Print Menu. The default is
 /PO=0.
3 Examples

         WOR2ASC 2

 Converts  the  WORD-11 document 2 (located in your current directory)
 to  an  ASCII  file named DOC.LIS. DOC.LIS is created in your current
 directory.

         WOR2ASC Some WORD-11 Document

 Converts  the  WORD-11 document name "Some word-11 Document" (located
 in your current directory) to an ASCII file named DOC.LIS. DOC.LIS is
 created in your current directory.

         WOR2ASC/FILE=DUA1:[W11V41]ASCII.TXT-
           /W11_LOC=DUA1:[W11V41.TEST] 77

 Takes  WORD-11 document 77 from DUA1:[W11V41.TEST] and converts it to
 an ASCII file named "ASCII.TXT" (which is created in DUA1:[W11V41]).
2 ASC2WOR

 A conversion routine to take an ASCII file and create a WORD-11 docu-
 ment.

         ASC2WOR[/qual/qual...] filename

 You  can  abort  a  conversion by typing <CONTROL-Z>, <CONTROL-C>, or
 <CONTROL-Y>.  <CONTROL-Z>  causes  the  conversion  routine  to  exit
 "cleanly" (no temporary files will be left in your directory).
3 filename

 "filename" is the name of the ASCII file to convert. The filename may
 include a device/directory, but not a node name.
3 /NO_WRAP

 /NO_WRAP

 Convert  ASCII  carriage return linefeed pairs to RETURNs in WORD-11.
 This is the default if none of the wrap qualifiers are specified.
3 /PARTIAL_WRAP

 /PARTIAL_WRAP

 Convert ASCII carriage return linefeed pairs to RETURNs in WORD-11 [1m[1mif[0m[0m
 the next line does [1m[1mnot [0m[0mbegin with a non-space printable character.
3 /FULL_WRAP

 /FULL_WRAP

 Convert  ASCII  carriage  return linefeed pairs to RETURNs in WORD-11
 [1m[1monly if [0m[0mthe next line is [1m[1mnot [0m[0mblank.
3 /LIST_PROCESSING

 /LIST_PROCESSING

 You  can use this qualifier if the ASCII file contains text in a pre-
 Version  4.0  List Processing LIST document format (records are sepa-
 rated by "<>"). The conversion will replace each "<>" with the appro-
 priate Version 4 List Processing markers.
3 /DELETE

 /DELETE

 Delete the ASCII file after it is converted.
3 /NAME

 /NAME="document name"

 The  name  of  the  WORD-11 document to be created. The document name
 must be enclosed in double quotes ("). If /NAME isn't used, the docu-
 ment  name will default to "File: <filename>" where <filename> is the
 name of the ASCII file being converted.
3 /W11_LOCATION

 /W11_LOCATION

 Specifies the directory in which to create the WORD-11 document. This
 must  be an existing WORD-11 directory (it must already contain WORD-
 11 documents and a WORD-11 index).
3 Examples

         ASC2WOR AAA.BBB

 Takes  the  ASCII file "AAA.BBB" from your current directory and con-
 verts it to the WORD-11 document named "File: dev:[directory]AAA.BBB"
 (which  is created in your current directory). All ASCII carriage re-
 turn linefeed pairs will be converted to RETURNs in WORD-11.

         ASC2WOR/NAME="My Document"/W11_LOC=DUA1:[W11V41] XXX.TXT

 Takes  the  ASCII file "XXX.TXT" from your current directory and con-
 verts  it  to the WORD-11 document "My Document" (which is created in
 DUA1:[W11V41]). All ASCII carriage return linefeed pairs will be con-
 verted to RETURNs in WORD-11.

         ASC2WOR/W11_LOC=DUA1:[W11V41]/FULL_WRAP DUA1:[TEST]XXX.TXT

 Converts  the  ASCII  file  "XXX.TXT" (located in DUA1:[TEST]) to the
 WORD-11  document  "File:  DUA1:[TEST]XXX.TXT;1" (which is created in
 DUA1:[W11V41]). ASCII carriage return linefeed pairs will be convert-
 ed to RETURNs in WORD-11 only if the next line is non-blank.
2 EDITOR_COMMANDS

 The editor is invoked with E or C (Edit or Create) from the Main Menu
3 <_>

 Location:   "7" key on the numeric keypad (not the angle bracket keys
             on the main keyboard)

 Used For:   Moving  after the next or previous end angle bracket (>),
             depending on whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:                      < >  Move to >
                         <GOLD>n< >  Move "n" >'s in current direction

 If you are in advance mode, pressing the "< >" key positions the cur-
 sor after the next end angle bracket (>) in your document. In back up
 mode, the cursor will move after the previous end angle bracket.

 This  key  is  helpful in going to List Processing field names, which
 are enclosed in angle brackets.
3 ACCEPT

 Location:   "Do" key on VT200 terminals

 Used For:   Accepting  a  menu, terminating your response to a prompt
             (such as for a SEARCH operation)
3 ADVANCE

 Location:   "0" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  cursor  forward through document, does not insert
             spaces; also sets advance mode

 Press <ADVANCE> to move the cursor one character forward in the docu-
 ment.  "ADVANCE"  does not insert spaces -- use the space bar to move
 forward and place spaces in the document.

 To  move  forward  in  larger  steps,  use  "WORD",  "LINE",  "PARA",
 "SCREEN", "PAGE", or the other grammatical keys.
3 ALIGN

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the "A" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Aligning side-by-side columns to force proper positioning
             with other columns across the page

    Forms:            <GOLD><ALIGN>  Insert a Column Align marker with
                                     one blank line
                     <GOLD>n<ALIGN>  Insert a Column Align marker with
                                     "n" blank lines
              <GOLD><DELETE><ALIGN>  Delete a Column Align marker

 The  Column Align marker aligns side-by-side columns by filling short
 text  columns with blank lines. If text is added to or removed from a
 column, the Column Align marker will continue to keep all of the col-
 umns the same vertical length.

 The  Column  Align  marker may also be used with newspaper columns to
 force the next column to the leftmost column on the page. This allows
 greater control of where the wrapped columns will print on the page.

 You  may use a numeric value in the Column Align command to automati-
 cally  add  blank  lines  between  aligned sections when the document
 prints. Typing <GOLD><ALIGN> or <GOLD>1<ALIGN> leaves one blank line.
 <GOLD>0<ALIGN> leaves no blank lines, and <GOLD>3<ALIGN> allows three
 blank  lines.  <GOLD>3<ALIGN>  with  double  spacing leaves six blank
 lines.

 Delete a Column Align marker by typing <GOLD><DELETE><ALIGN>.
3 ARGUMENT
 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the ' key

 Used For:   Typing  ahead through Editor Menu options; a shortcut for
             giving commands as an implied <ENTER MENU>

 <ARGMT> allows you to type ahead through Editor Menus without leaving
 the edit window.

 When  you type <GOLD><ARGMT>, an apostrophe (') appears on the bottom
 line  of  the  screen. Follow this with the desired options and argu-
 ments  (up  to  75 characters) and press the <ARGMT> (apostrophe) key
 again. Then type the key for the menu, or another key that terminates
 the  operation. For example, to change to a wide screen without going
 to the Main Editor Menu, type:

         <GOLD>'WI ED'<MENU>
3 ARROWS

 Location:   Arrow keys (UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT)

 Used For:   Moving  cursor through a document, inserting no spaces or
             RETURNs;  also, moving the pointer in a menu. The <MOD 1>
             key  ("F17"  or  <CONTROL-D>) allows horizontal scrolling
             when typed before <LEFT ARROW> or <RIGHT ARROW>.

    Forms:               <UP ARROW>  Move cursor up; can enter a ruler
                                     and set ruler definition mode
                       <DOWN ARROW>  Move  cursor  down;  can  enter a
                                     ruler  and  set  ruler definition
                                     mode
                       <LEFT ARROW>  Move cursor left
                      <RIGHT ARROW>  Move cursor right
                <GOLD>n<LEFT ARROW>  Move  cursor  "n" times in "LEFT"
                                     direction
               <GOLD>n<RIGHT ARROW>  Move  cursor "n" times in "RIGHT"
                                     direction
                <MOD 1><LEFT ARROW>  Scroll text left by the character
                                     increment  defined in the Editing
                                     Session Menu
               <MOD 1><RIGHT ARROW>  Scroll  text right by the charac-
                                     ter  increment defined in the Ed-
                                     iting Session Menu
               <MOD 1>n<LEFT ARROW>  Scroll  text  "n" character posi-
                                     tions left
              <MOD 1>n<RIGHT ARROW>  Scrolls  text "n" character posi-
                                     tions right
                 <GOLD><LEFT ARROW>  Moves  cursor  one column left in
                                     side-by-side columns
                <GOLD><RIGHT ARROW>  Moves  cursor one column right in
                                     side-by-side columns
          <GOLD>n<GOLD><LEFT ARROW>  Moves  cursor "n" columns left in
                                     side-by-side columns
         <GOLD>n<GOLD><RIGHT ARROW>  Moves cursor "n" columns right in
                                     side-by-side columns
3 AUTOHP

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "J" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Hyphenating words at all eligible line endings throughout
             the document using the WORD-11 spelling dictionary

    Forms:          <GREEN><AUTOHP>  Begins  an  Automatic Hyphen Pass
                                     operation for the entire document
                   <GREEN>n<AUTOHP>  Begins  an  Automatic Hyphen Pass
                                     operation, hyphenating lines with
                                     at  least  "n" blank positions at
                                     the end of the line

 Auto  Hyphen  Pass  hyphenates from the cursor position to the end of
 the  document.  It  uses the WORD-11 spelling dictionary to check for
 possible  hyphenation  points,  then inserts Ghost Hyphens at the hy-
 phenation point that is closest to the right margin.

 The  Auto  Hyphen  Pass command defaults to hyphenating lines with at
 least 3 blank positions at the end of the line.

 The  Automatic Hyphen Pass operation may be stopped with <CONTROL-C>.
 This  does not undo any of the hyphenations up to the point you typed
 <CONTROL-C>.
3 AUTOHY

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "H" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Hyphenating  a  word  according to hyphenation points de-
             fined in the WORD-11 spelling dictionary

    Forms:          <GREEN><AUTOHY>  Inserts  all possible hyphenation
                                     points in a word

 Automatic  Hyphenation  hyphenates  words  according  to  hyphenation
 points  defined in the WORD-11 spelling dictionary. Ghost Hyphens are
 inserted in the word which is at the current cursor location.

 If  no  hyphenation  points could be found, the message "There are no
 recommended  hyphen locations for this word" will display. Any previ-
 ously  inserted Ghost Hyphens (from <GOLD><HYPHEN>) found in the word
 are removed before the new insertions are made.

 If  the current word is not in the WORD-11 spelling dictionary, WORD-
 11  will attempt to place hyphenation points in the word according to
 a programmed formula.
3 BACKUP

 Location:   "1" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  cursor  backward  through  document; sets back up
             mode

 Press <BACKUP> to move the cursor one character backward in the docu-
 ment.

 To  move  backward  in  larger  steps,  use  "WORD",  "LINE", "PARA",
 "SCREEN", "PAGE", or the other grammatical keys when in back up mode.
3 BOLD

 Location:   "6" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Marking characters for bold printing; also sets bold mode
             for  bolding  by grammatical elements such as word, line,
             or page

    Forms:                   <BOLD>  Bold character, set bold mode
               <GOLD><DELETE><BOLD>  Remove bolding
                     <ENATTR><BOLD>  Turn on bold entry attribute
             <ENATTR><DELETE><BOLD>  Turn off bold entry attribute

 Press <BOLD> once and two things happen:

     1.   The character the cursor is on is marked as bold

     2.   Bold mode is set

 When  bold  mode  is  set, any grammatical key pressed will cause all
 text  in  the  grammatical  unit  to  be bolded. For instance, typing
 <BOLD><PARA>  will  cause  the text between the cursor and the end of
 the  paragraph  to  be  bolded.  Bold mode will be cancelled when you
 press the next non-grammatical key, such as <ADVANCE> or <BACKUP>.

 Using  the  <SELECT> key to select an area will allow you to bold ei-
 ther forward or back from the cursor.

 To  bold  text  as  you  type, press <SELECT> and then type new text.
 Pressing  <BOLD>  at  the  end will bold all the text you just typed.
 <ENATTR><BOLD> works in a similar manner.

         UNBOLD

 <GOLD><DELETE><BOLD> ("UnBold") removes bolding. "UnBold" may also be
 used with the grammatical keys.
3 BOOKMARK

 Location:   To insert a bookmark, press <GOLD> plus the "Y" key

             To go to a bookmark, press <GREEN> plus the "Y" key

 Used For:   Leaving  a  marker  in  a  document  that can be accessed
             quickly upon reentry or from anywhere in the document

    Forms:           <GOLD><BOOKMK>  Prompt for a Bookmark name to in-
                                     sert
               <GOLD>"name"<BOOKMK>  Insert a Bookmark with this name
                    <GREEN><BOOKMK>  Prompt  for a Bookmark name to go
                                     to
              <GREEN>"name"<BOOKMK>  Go to the first Bookmark from the
                                     top  of  the  document  with this
                                     name

 To insert a bookmark, type <GOLD><BOOKMK>. You will be prompted for a
 name. Bookmarks do not print with the document text.

 To  go  to a bookmark, type <GREEN><BOOKMK>. You will be prompted for
 the name of the bookmark. Quotation marks ("") give you a shorter way
 of  doing  this.  Typing <GREEN>"bookmark name"<BOOKMK> takes you di-
 rectly to the bookmark of that name.
3 BOTTOM

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "B" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Moving to the end of the document

 To  go  to  the  end of the document, type <GOLD><BOTTOM>. The cursor
 will be placed at the end of the document marker.
3 CANCEL

 Location:   "F20" key on VT200's or "CONTROL-U" on VT100's

 Used For:   Aborting prompts, menus, ruler editing, or partially com-
             pleted key sequences

 Note for non-VT200 terminal users:

 You may spell out "CANCEL" (or abbreviate to "CA") to cancel settings
 in the Editor Menus. Use <CONTROL-U> to terminate editing operations.
3 CENTER

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "C" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Centering a character or group of characters between left
             and right margins

    Forms:           <GOLD><CENTER>  Center text
             <GOLD><DELETE><CENTER>  Uncenter text

 To  center  text, type <GOLD><CENTER> with the cursor placed anywhere
 in  the line of the text you want to center. A center marker will ap-
 pear  (in  view  modes 3, 4, and 5) at the beginning of the line as a
 reverse video "*".

 To  delete centering, delete the center marker as you would any WORD-
 11 text, or type <GOLD><DELETE><CENTER> from anywhere on the centered
 line.
3 CHANGEBAR

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "\" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking  selected  text  as changed material which can be
             printed with change bars; if no select area is active, it
             marks the current character or marker as changed

    Forms:          <GREEN><CHGBAR>  Mark text as changed
            <GREEN><DELETE><CHGBAR>  Mark text as unchanged
            <ENATTR><GREEN><CHGBAR>  Turn  on  change  bar  entry  at-
                                     tribute
    <ENATTR><DELETE><GREEN><CHGBAR>  Turn  off  change  bar  entry at-
                                     tribute

 The  changes  you make to a document during editing can be shown with
 change  bars  alongside the altered text. You may see the change bars
 on  the  screen  during  editing with "CB" set to "ON" in the Editing
 Session Menu or the View Mode Menu.

 You may mark text as changed by typing <GREEN><CHGBAR>. The character
 the cursor is on will be marked as a changed character. To delete ex-
 isting   change   bar  attributes  one  character  at  a  time,  type
 <GREEN><DELETE><CHGBAR>.

 To  insert  or delete the change bar attribute for larger sections of
 text,  <SELECT> the first character of the section you want to alter.
 Move  your  cursor  to  the  end of the desired area. <GREEN><CHGBAR>
 typed  at  this point will add the change attribute to all characters
 in  the  select area. The same operation with <GREEN><DELETE><CHGBAR>
 will remove the change attribute from all of the selected area.
3 COL-><-

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the <LEFT ARROW> key or the <RIGHT AR-
             ROW> key

 Used For:   Moving from one side-by-side column to another

    Forms:       <GOLD><LEFT ARROW>  Move  one column left in side-by-
                                     side columns
                <GOLD><RIGHT ARROW>  Move one column right in side-by-
                                     side columns
                <GOLD>n<LEFT ARROW>  Move "n" columns left in side-by-
                                     side columns
               <GOLD>n<RIGHT ARROW>  Move  "n"  columns right in side-
                                     by-side columns

 To  move  the cursor one column to the right in side-by-side columns,
 type  <GOLD><RIGHT  ARROW>.  <GOLD><LEFT  ARROW> moves the cursor one
 column to the left.

 Type <GOLD><RIGHT ARROW> or <GOLD><LEFT ARROW> repeatedly to move the
 cursor  more  than one column over. When the last column to the right
 or  left  has been reached, the cursor will "wrap" back to the column
 on the other side.

 You  may  also  move  the  cursor more than one column over by typing
 <GOLD>n<GOLD><LEFT   ARROW> or <GOLD>n<GOLD><RIGHT ARROW>. "n" is the
 relative number of columns.
3 COMMENT

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "C" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting text that won't be printed

    Forms:           <GREEN><COMMT>  Insert a Comment marker
             <GREEN><DELETE><COMMT>  Delete a Comment marker
      <MOD 1><DELETE><GREEN><COMMT>  Delete  a  Comment marker without
                                     deleting any text contents

 Any  text in a comment marker will be ignored at print time. This al-
 lows  comments  to  be included in the document that may be viewed on
 the screen but not printed.
3 COMPOSE

 Location:   "COMPOSE" key left of space bar on VT200's only

 Used For:   Typing multinational characters

 The <COMPOSE> key (on VT200's only) allows you to enter text from the
 DEC multinational character set.

 To use the <COMPOSE> key, you first press the <COMPOSE> key, followed
 by  two  characters which represent the desired multinational charac-
 ter.  For example, to enter an "e" with a circumflex accent above it,
 press the <COMPOSE> key, followed by the "e" key and the "^" key.
3 COMPOSITE

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "O" ("Oh") key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Causing more than one character to occupy the same space,
             piling up characters in one space

    Forms:          <GREEN><COMPST>  Composite characters
            <GREEN><DELETE><COMPST>  Separate composite characters

         <SELECT>...<GREEN><COMPST>  Composite selected characters
 <SELECT>...<GREEN><DELETE><COMPST>  Remove  composite  from  selected
                                     text

 "COMPST"  allows  you  to create a special character at print time by
 placing  one  or more characters on top of each other. To create this
 effect, type both characters, position the cursor on the second char-
 acter and type <GREEN><COMPST>.
3 CONT_SRCH

 Location:   <GOLD>  followed by "FIND" on VT200's, <GOLD> followed by
             main keyboard "." key on VT100's

 Used For:   Continuing a search operation

 Once you have searched for text using <GOLD><SEARCH>, you may contin-
 ue to search for the same text without retyping the search text. Type
 <GOLD><CONTSR>  to  search  for the text requested in the last search
 command.
3 CS_ON\OFF

 Location:   CS ON is the <GREEN> followed by main keyboard "," key

             CS OFF is the <GREEN> followed by main keyboard "." key

     Menu:   Yes

    Forms: (if select is NOT active)

                     <GREEN><CS ON>  Use  the default character set as
                                     defined on the Attribute Defaults
                                     Menu
                    <GREEN><CS OFF>  Turn character set off
             <GREEN><DELETE><CS ON>  Turn character set off
                    <GREEN>n<CS ON>  Use character set number "n"
            <GREEN>"CS name"<CS ON>  Use character set "name"
         <GREEN><ENTER MENU><CS ON>  Enter Attribute Defaults Menu

 If  select  IS  active,  the operations are performed on the selected
 text and the current character set is not changed.

 The  character  set selection allows a document to contain scientific
 characters, non-English characters, and different character styles.

 For  you to correctly see these nonstandard characters while editing,
 your terminal must be capable of displaying the characters. Any char-
 acters  which  your terminal cannot display properly are displayed as
 reverse  video  standard  characters. Some terminals allow you to in-
 stall  a  ROM or to load your own nonstandard character sets into the
 terminal. See your system manager about the capabilities of your ter-
 minal if you have any questions.
3 CTRL_CHARS

 Location:   Hold  down the "CTRL" key while you press one of the fol-
             lowing: "C", "D", "E", "F", "Q", "S", "T", "U", "W", "Y",
             or "Z"

 Used For:   Various operations


 ^C  Halts certain operations within the WORD-11 editor.

 ^D  Same as <MOD 1> key. Used to give commands an alternate meaning.

 ^E  Same  as  <ENATTR>. Define an entry attribute (such as bolding or
     underlining) during editing.

 ^F  Same as <MOD 2> key. Used to give commands an alternate meaning.

 ^Q  Works  the same as pressing <HOLD SCREEN> or <NO SCROLL> a second
     time to resume screen output.

 ^S  Freezes  all screen output, just as pressing <HOLD SCREEN> or <NO
     SCROLL>) does.

 ^T  If  enabled on your terminal (see your system manager), will dis-
     play  a  system status line. This will alter your current WORD-11
     screen display. Type <CONTROL-W> to refresh the screen.

 ^U  The  same  as the CANCEL command, cancelling prompts, any choices
     made  in  the Editor Menus, ruler editing, or partially completed
     key sequences. Use <CONTROL-U> or <CANCEL> to abort any prompt.

 ^W  Acts  to  refresh the screen. Helpful if a system message has ap-
     peared  on your WORD-11 screen. Also resets many terminal charac-
     teristics.

 ^Y  The  same as <CONTROL-C> (see "^C"), except that typing <CONTROL-
     Y>  causes  the  word  "Interrupt" to display on the screen. This
     will disappear (in the editor) when you resume typing.

 ^Z  Files  the  current  document, saving all changes as <GOLD><FILE>
     does.
3 CUT\PASTE

 Location:   CUT  is  the "REMOVE" key on VT200's, <GREEN> followed by
             "RIGHT ARROW" key on VT100's

             PASTE  is  the "INSERT HERE" key on VT200's, <GREEN> fol-
             lowed by "LEFT ARROW" on VT100's

     Menu:   Yes

    Forms:                    <CUT>  Cut to buffer 0
                      <GREEN>n<CUT>  Cut to buffer "n"
                            <PASTE>  Paste from buffer 0
                    <GREEN>n<PASTE>  Paste from buffer "n"
           <REPEAT>z<GREEN>n<PASTE>  Paste  from buffer "n" "z" number
                                     of times
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><CUT> or  Enter Cut and Paste
         <GREEN><ENTER MENU><PASTE>  Function Menu
                       <MOD 1><CUT>  Copy
                <MOD 1><MOD 2><CUT>  Copy and append
                       <MOD 2><CUT>  Cut and append
                     <MOD 1><PASTE>  Paste with initial ruler
               <GREEN><DELETE><CUT>  Cut and discard

 In  the  simplest  form of Cut and Paste, you can remove a section of
 text  and  store  it in a cut/paste buffer. To cut, <SELECT> the text
 and use the cut command (<CUT>). You may then move to any location in
 your  document and insert the stored text by giving the paste command
 (<PASTE>).

 Other  forms  of  cut  and  paste include commands for column, multi-
 column, and table cut and paste. See "SELECT" and "TABLES".
4 CUT

 <CUT>  (<REMOVE>  on VT200's and <GREEN><RIGHT ARROW> on VT100's) al-
 lows  you  to store text in up to 100 cut/paste buffers (numbered 0 -
 99).  The  full form of the command is <GREEN>number<CUT>, with "num-
 ber"  as  a  buffer  number.  Pressing the <CUT> key without a GREEN-
 number  sequence  will cause the text to be stored in buffer zero. On
 VT200's,  you may press the "REMOVE" key to cut to buffer 0 -- other-
 wise, type <GREEN> number<REMOVE>.

 You may Append (add) text to a cut/paste buffer that already contains
 text.  Type  <MOD 2><CUT> or <MOD 2>number<CUT> to append. If you try
 to  cut  text into an existing cut/paste buffer with "<GREEN>n<CUT>",
 the original contents of the cut/paste buffer will be overwritten.

 To  Copy  text into a cut/paste buffer (that is, cut without removing
 the  original  text),  type  <MOD 1><CUT> after you have selected the
 text.

 To  cut and discard sections of text (helpful for deleting large sec-
 tions), type <GREEN><DELETE><CUT>. This deletes the text, not storing
 it  in a cut/paste buffer. It cannot be restored by typing <GOLD><DE-
 LETE><DELETE> ("UNDELETE").
4 PASTE

 <PASTE> (<INSERT HERE> on VT200's and <GREEN><LEFT ARROW> on VT100's)
 causes  the  contents  of  a cut/paste buffer to be inserted into the
 document at the cursor position. The cut/paste buffer will still con-
 tain a copy of the text after a paste operation.

 The command for specifying a specific buffer is <GREEN>number<PASTE>.
 Pressing  the  <PASTE>  key  alone  pastes  text  from  buffer  zero.
 Cut/paste  buffers may be numbered 0 through 99. On VT200's, you must
 type <GREEN>number<INSERT>.

 Text  inserted with the <PASTE> or <GREEN>n<PASTE> commands will take
 on  the  margin  and  tab settings of the ruler that affects the text
 you're pasting into, unless you had included a ruler when you cut the
 text.  If  you want to paste text with its initial ruler (the one af-
 fecting    the cut text), even though the ruler was not included with
 the cut text, type <MOD 1><PASTE>.
3 DATE&TIME

 Location:   Date & Time Function: <GOLD> followed by the "`" key  (on
             the same key as "~", NOT the "'" key)

             Date  & Time Marker: <GREEN> followed by the "`" key  (on
             the same key as "~", NOT the "'" key)

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Date  & Time Function <DATE&T>: Inserting the date and/or
             time of day in the document as actual text

             Date & Time Marker <D&T MK>: Inserting a marker that will
             print  the  date  and/or  time  of day in the document at
             print time

    Forms:           <GOLD><DATE&T>  Insert  date  and  time of day as
                                     text
                    <GOLD>1<DATE&T>  Insert date only as text
                    <GOLD>2<DATE&T>  Insert time of day only as text
                    <GREEN><D&T MK>  Insert Date & Time marker
                   <GREEN>n<D&T MK>  Insert  saved  Date & Time marker
                                     using setting "n"
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><D&T MK>  Enter Date & Time Marker Menu


 DATE & TIME TEXT INSERTION FUNCTION:

 You may insert the current date and time into your document by typing
 <GOLD><DATE&T> (the ` key). The date and time will appear in a format
 like this:

         March 2, 1987 12:57 PM

 To add the DATE ONLY to your text, type: <GOLD>1<DATE&T>

 To add the TIME ONLY, type: <GOLD>2<DATE&T>


 DATE & TIME MARKER:

 This  marker  is inserted with <GREEN><D&T MK> (the ` key) or through
 the  Date  &  Time  Marker Menu. It will be replaced by a date and or
 time when the document prints. The distributed default for the Date &
 Time  marker  prints only the date of printing, with no time, in this
 format:

         month dd, yyyy

 The  date  to  use  and this format may be changed in the Date & Time
 Marker Menu.
3 DEAD

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "D" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Signaling  the  end of an operation or ending UDK defini-
             tion.
3 DEF_PAGE

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "[" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

    Forms:          <GREEN><DEF PG>  Insert a Define Page marker
                   <GREEN>n<DEF PG>  Insert  stored Define Page marker
                                     number "n"
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><DEF PG>  Enter the Define Page Marker Menu
3 DELETE

 Location:   "PF4" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Removing  the  character  the  cursor is on when pressed,
             setting  delete  mode  for deletion by larger grammatical
             units.    Also  acts as a modifier key to perform special
             case deletions

 The  <DELETE>  key  deletes  the character the cursor is on. Pressing
 <DELETE>  repeatedly  deletes  several  characters. The <DELETE> key,
 like  <ADVANCE>  and <BACKUP>, sets the operating mode and allows the
 grammatical keys to delete larger areas of text.


 RESTORING DELETED TEXT (UNDELETE):

 Typing  <GOLD><DELETE><DELETE>  (sometimes  called "UnDelete") causes
 deleted text (by DELETE, RUBCHR, RUBWOR, RUBLIN, or RUBSEN) to be re-
 stored  to  your  document. For example, if the last deletion made to
 your document was <DELETE><PARA>, <GOLD><DELETE><DELETE> will restore
 the  deleted paragraph. This feature is especially useful if you have
 accidentally deleted text.
3 ENTR_ATTR

 Location:   "F10" key on VT200's, "CONTROL-E" on VT100's

 Used For:   Prefixing attribute keys to cause all newly typed text to
             be entered with that attribute

    Forms:           <ENATTR><BOLD>  Turn on Bold entry attribute
                   <ENATTR><CHGBAR>  Turn  on  Change  Bar  entry  at-
                                     tribute
                    <ENATTR><INDEX>  Turn on Index entry attribute
                   <ENATTR>n<INDEX>  Turn on Index level "n" entry at-
                                     tribute
                   <ENATTR><OVRSTK>  Turn   on  Overstrike  entry  at-
                                     tribute with default character
                <ENATTR>"x"<OVRSTK>  Turn on Overstrike with character
                                     "x"   entry   attribute   (quotes
                                     needed)
            <ENATTR><GREEN><SUBSCR>  Turn on Subscript entry attribute
           <ENATTR>n<GREEN><SUBSCR>  Turn on Subscript level "n" entry
                                     attribute
                   <ENATTR><SUPSCR>  Turn  on  Superscript  entry  at-
                                     tribute
                  <ENATTR>n<SUPSCR>  Turn on Superscript level "n" en-
                                     try attribute
                   <ENATTR><TBLCON>  Turn  on  Table of Contents entry
                                     attribute
                  <ENATTR>n<TBLCON>  Turn  on  Table of Contents level
                                     "n" entry attribute
                <ENATTR><UNDERLINE>  Turn on Underline entry attribute
                                     using the default underlined/non-
                                     underlined spaces value
               <ENATTR>0<UNDERLINE>  Turn on Underline entry attribute
                                     with no underlined spaces
               <ENATTR>1<UNDERLINE>  Turn on Underline entry attribute
                                     with underlined spaces
    <ENATTR><DELETE><attribute key>  Turn off an entry attribute
        <ENATTR><DELETE><RETURN> or  Turn off all entry
           <ENATTR><DELETE><ACCEPT>  attributes
3 ENTR_MENU

 Location:   <GOLD> or <GREEN> followed by "/" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Entering a command's menu

 Typing  <GOLD><ENTER MENU> or <GREEN><ENTER MENU> followed by a valid
 WORD-11  command  key will take you to that operation's editing menu,
 if it has one.
3 FIGURE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "=" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Creating  areas in the document for figure (illustration)
             insertion  after  printing;  also  defining illustrations
             from   an   outside  graphics  software  source  such  as
             Graphics-11

    Forms:           <GOLD><FIGURE>  Insert a Figure marker
             <GOLD><DELETE><FIGURE>  Delete a Figure marker
            <MOD 1><DELETE><FIGURE>  Delete  a  Figure  marker without
                                     deleting any text contents
                    <GOLD>n<FIGURE>  Insert  saved Figure setting "n",
                                     checking document settings first,
                                     then stored settings
                   <GOLD>:n<FIGURE>  Insert stored Figure setting "n"
         <GOLD><ENTER MENU><FIGURE>  Enter Figure Marker Menu

 A WORD-11 figure defines an area in your document that can be used to
 print a graph or chart. You may also include text in a figure defini-
 tion.  If  you  have a graphics product (such as Graphics-11) on your
 system, you can print a graph, chart, or text from the graphics prod-
 uct.  The  text or graph in the figure will not be broken across page
 boundaries.
3 FILE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "F" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Leaving  the  document and saving all changes made in the
             current  editing  session;  type  <GOLD><DELETE><FILE> to
             quit without saving changes

    Forms:             <GOLD><FILE>  Leave document, saving changes
               <GOLD><DELETE><FILE>  Leave  document,  not  saving any
                                     editing changes

 When you have finished editing a document, type <GOLD><FILE> (the "F"
 key).  WORD-11  will save the document in the computer's storage area
 for  your  later  use.  While  this is happening, the message "Filing
 document..." will display onscreen. If you are saving cut/paste buff-
 ers,  a  message  will also indicate this. After a pause, the WORD-11
 Main Menu will display.

 If  you  DON'T want to save your editing changes, use the "QU" (Quit)
 option in the Main Editor Menu or type <GOLD><DELETE><FILE>.
3 FOOTER

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "B" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Defining  the  text that will be printed at the bottom of
             each page

    Forms:          <GREEN><FOOTER>  Insert a Footer marker
                   <GREEN>n<FOOTER>  Insert Footer setting "n", check-
                                     ing document settings first, then
                                     stored settings
                  <GREEN>:n<FOOTER>  Insert Footer stored setting "n"
            <GREEN><DELETE><FOOTER>  Delete a Footer marker
     <MOD 1><DELETE><GREEN><FOOTER>  Delete  a  Footer  marker without
                                     deleting any text contents
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><FOOTER>  Enter Footer Marker Menu

 The  text in a Footer marker will print in the area set as the bottom
 margin as a footer (as opposed to a footnote). A Footer marker may be
 placed  anywhere  on the page, as long as it is placed before the end
 of the first page you want the footer to occur on.
3 FOOTNOTE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "\" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Marking  areas of text as footnotes that will be numbered
             and printed at the bottom of the page

    Forms:           <GOLD><FTNOTE>  Insert a Footnote marker
             <GOLD><DELETE><FTNOTE>  Delete a Footnote marker
            <MOD 1><DELETE><FTNOTE>  Delete  a Footnote marker without
                                     deleting any text contents
                    <GOLD>n<FTNOTE>  Insert   saved  Footnote  setting
                                     "n",  checking  document settings
                                     first, then stored settings
                   <GOLD>:n<FTNOTE>  Insert  Footnote  stored  setting
                                     "n"
         <GOLD><ENTER MENU><FTNOTE>  Enter Footnote Marker Menu

 Typing  <GOLD><FTNOTE> allows you to enter footnotes anywhere in your
 document.  Inserting a Footnote marker inserts the paired marker (be-
 gin and end) with a blank line <RETURN> that is part of the footnote.
 Automatic numbering and placement of footnotes will occur at the time
 of printing.

 WORD-11  superscripts  the  footnote reference number in the text and
 then prefaces the corresponding footnote text in the text at the bot-
 tom  of  the  page with the non-superscripted footnote number. If you
 want  a space between the reference number and the text, you must in-
 sert it as the first character in each footnote.
3 GET_ASCII

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "G" key on main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Inserting  an  entire  text (ASCII) file into the current
             document

    Forms:          <GREEN><GETASC>  Get ASCII file with no wrapping
                   <GREEN>1<GETASC>  Get ASCII file with partial wrap-
                                     ping
                   <GREEN>2<GETASC>  Get ASCII file with full wrapping
             <MOD 1><GREEN><GETASC>  List  Processing  conversion with
                                     no wrapping
            <MOD 1><GREEN>1<GETASC>  List  Processing  conversion with
                                     partial wrapping
            <MOD 1><GREEN>2<GETASC>  List  Processing  conversion with
                                     full wrapping
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><GETASC>  Enter Get ASCII File Menu

 The  following  sequences control the wrapping type for the converted
 ASCII file:

 <GREEN><GETASC>  will  convert all RETURNs in the original ASCII file
 to WORD-11 RETURN markers (no word wrapping).

 <GREEN>1<GETASC>  will  cause  all lines to be wrapped in the WORD-11
 document,  except lines which are followed by a second line which be-
 gins  with a non-printing character. Examples of non-printing charac-
 ters are space, tab, and form feed.

 <GREEN>2<GETASC>  will  cause  all lines to be wrapped in the WORD-11
 document,  except  lines  which  are followed by a blank line or form
 feed.

 The  <MOD  1> sequences of <GETASC> allow List Processing conversion.
 The converted file's text will be put in List Processing Record mark-
 ers  when  it is inserted in the document. Sets of angle brackets de-
 termine  the  end  of one List Processing record and the beginning of
 the next.
3 GET_DOC

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "G" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting  an  entire  WORD-11  document into the current
             document

    Forms:           <GOLD><GETDOC>  Prompt for document to get
                    <GOLD>n<GETDOC>  Get document "n"

 To get a document by its document number and bypass the prompt, type:

         <GOLD>number<GETDOC>

 To get a document by its document name and bypass the prompt, type:

         <GOLD>"1986 Sales"<GETDOC>

 The quotes are necessary.
3 GOLD

 Location:   "PF1" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Prefixing  other  keys to give them special WORD-11 func-
             tions

 The  <GOLD>  key  is  an important WORD-11 key. By pressing it before
 pressing  another key, you change the second key's function to a spe-
 cial WORD-11 action.
3 GREEN

 Location:   "PF2" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Prefixing  other  keys to give them special WORD-11 func-
             tions

 The  <GREEN>  key is an important WORD-11 key. Use it the same as you
 would  the  <GOLD> key, but note that it activates different commands
 than the <GOLD> key does. By pressing it before pressing another key,
 you change the second key's function to a special WORD-11 action.
3 HEADER

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "T" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Defining the text that will be printed at the top of each
             page

    Forms:          <GREEN><HEADER>  Insert a Header marker
                   <GREEN>n<HEADER>  Insert Header setting "n", check-
                                     ing document settings first, then
                                     stored settings
                  <GREEN>:n<HEADER>  Insert Header stored setting "n"
            <GREEN><DELETE><HEADER>  Delete a Header marker
     <MOD 1><DELETE><GREEN><HEADER>  Delete  a  Header  marker without
                                     deleting any text contents
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><HEADER>  Enter Header Marker Menu

 The text in a header marker will print as a header at the top of each
 page.  To specify a header for the first page, the header marker must
 occur  BEFORE  any text in your document -- including any blank lines
 made by RETURNs.
3 HELP

 Location:   <GREEN>  followed  by  the  "?" key on the main keyboard,
             <HELP> for VT200's only

 Used For:   obtaining help about all editor commands.

 HELP  is available from within the editor. Type ? to display the list
 of  topics;  RETURN exits HELP or moves you from "Subtopic?" to "Top-
 ic?".
3 HYPASS

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "J" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting  Ghost  Hyphens  (<GOLD><HYPHEN>)  at locations
             provided by the WORD-11 spelling dictionary.  Hyphen Pass
             performs  one hyphenation at a time, unlike the Automatic
             Hyphen Pass (AUTOHP) feature

    Forms:           <GOLD><HYPASS>  Hyphens  are  inserted at the hy-
                                     phen  point  closest to the right
                                     margin  when  3 or more positions
                                     are  available  at the end of the
                                     line of text
                    <GOLD>n<HYPASS>  Specifies   another  Hyphen  Pass
                                     value  (from  1 to 99) instead of
                                     default 3
            <REPEAT>n<GOLD><HYPASS>  Executes  Hyphen  Pass "n" number
                                     of times

 Hyphen  Pass  searches for a wrapped line that ends with a designated
 number  of  fill  positions, and then attempts to hyphenate the first
 word  on the next line according to hyphenation points in the WORD-11
 spelling dictionary.

 The  HYPASS  option  will  stop  after  the first hyphenation line is
 found. Use AUTOHP to automatically hyphenate the entire document.
3 HYPHEN

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "H" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Causing words or other text to break at the end of a line
             instead of moving entirely to the next line

    Forms:           <GOLD><HYPHEN>  Insert a Ghost Hyphen
                    <GOLD>1<HYPHEN>  Insert a Visible Hyphen
                    <GOLD>2<HYPHEN>  Insert an Invisible Hyphen
             <GOLD><DELETE><HYPHEN>  Delete any Hyphen marker

 WORD-11  hyphenation  allows you to specify potential breaking points
 in a word. The three methods of breaking words are:

         Ghost Hyphen       <GOLD><HYPHEN> or <GOLD>0<HYPHEN>

 Prints only if the word breaks at the end of a line

         Visible Hyphen     <GOLD>1<HYPHEN>

 Designates  a  point  in  a  word  for which the hyphen should always
 print, and which may be used to break a line (such as "well-to-do").

         Invisible Hyphen   <GOLD>2<HYPHEN>

 Designates a point in a word which may be used to break a line, with-
 out  printing  a  hyphen (such as "999 documents in an account/direc-
 tory").

 To  remove any hyphenation marker, delete the marker as you would any
 text  character in WORD-11. They are easier to see and delete in view
 modes 3, 4, and 5. You may also type <GOLD><DELETE><HYPHEN> to delete
 any type of hyphen marker, if the cursor is on or just after the mar-
 ker.
3 INDEX

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "I" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking  text  to be included in an automatically created
             index document

    Forms:            <GOLD><INDEX>  Mark  text  for  Index  at indent
                                     level 1
                     <GOLD>n<INDEX>  Mark  text  for  Index  at indent
                                     level "n" (1 - 15)
              <GOLD><DELETE><INDEX>  Remove Index attribute from text
                    <ENATTR><INDEX>  Turn  on Index entry attribute at
                                     indent level 1
                   <ENATTR>n<INDEX>  Turn  on Index entry attribute at
                                     indent level "n"
            <ENATTR><DELETE><INDEX>  Turn off Index entry attribute

 WORD-11  can  produce a book-style index for your document from words
 and  phrases  you have marked in the text. The operation makes use of
 WORD-11's List Processing feature to sort the index.

 The  index will be created while the document is printing if the "IN"
 option  on  the  Print Menu has been set to "YES". It is created as a
 WORD-11  List  Processing  document  named "INDEX for document number
 <number>  version  <version number>". "<number>" is the number of the
 document  for which the index was created. "<version>" is the version
 of the index document.
3 LIBRARY

 Location:   Library  Text  Retrieval:  <GOLD>  followed by "L" key on
             main keyboard

             Library  Marker Creation:  <GREEN> followed by "L" key on
             main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Inserting  pre-defined  text from a library document into
             the  current  document  with <LIBRY> and defining the li-
             brary entry in a Library marker with <LIB MK>

    Forms:            <GOLD><LIBRY>  Prompt  for the name of a library
                                     marker  from  which  to  retrieve
                                     text
                <GOLD>"name"<LIBRY>  Insert  text  of  library  marker
                                     "name"
          <GOLD><ENTER MENU><LIBRY>  Enter Library Menu
                    <GREEN><LIB MK>  Prompt for name of Library marker
                                     to insert
              <GREEN>"name"<LIB MK>  Insert Library marker "name"
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><LIB MK>  Enter Library Marker Menu


 LIBRARY MARKERS:

 The  library  commands  allow you to insert frequently used text into
 documents.  Once you have put text in a library marker, it may be in-
 serted  into  other  documents  quickly  and  easily as many times as
 needed.

 Use  quotation marks ("") as a shortcut. To insert a new library mar-
 ker named "Marion", type <GREEN>"Marion"<LIB MK>,


 LIBRARY TEXT RETRIEVAL:

 The  library  text to be retrieved must come from a document named as
 "Library Document 1" or "Library Document 2" (L1 and L2) in your User
 Settings Menu or in your document's Library Menu.

 To   retrieve   library   text   into  your  current  document,  type
 <GOLD><LIBRY>. You will be prompted for a library name.

 You may take a shortcut by directly entering the marker name. Include
 text from a marker named "Marion" by typing <GOLD>"Marion"<LIBRY>.
3 LINE

 Location:   "2" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  cursor  to  next  or  previous line, depending on
             whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:                   <LINE>  Move  by  one line in the current
                                     direction
                      <GOLD>n<LINE>  Move  by "n" lines in the current
                                     direction
                       <GOLD><LINE>  Move the cursor after the line
                      <MOD 1><LINE>  Move the cursor after the line
3 LIST_MRKR

 Location:   Insert  a  List Processing Record marker with <GOLD> fol-
             lowed by "E" key on main keyboard

             Go  to  a List Processing Record marker with <GREEN> fol-
             lowed by "E" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking text or data for a List Processing function; text
             within the begin/end marker is considered a List Process-
             ing Record.

    Forms:           <GOLD><LISTMK>  Insert  a  List Processing Record
                                     marker
             <GOLD><DELETE><LISTMK>  Delete  a  List Processing Record
                                     marker
            <MOD 1><DELETE><LISTMK>  Delete  a  List Processing Record
                                     marker  without deleting any text
                                     contents
                    <GREEN><LISTMK>  Prompt  for  the  List Processing
                                     Record marker to go to
                   <GREEN>n<LISTMK>  Go  to  the "nth" List Processing
                                     Record marker
3 MATH

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the ";" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Adding,  subtracting,  dividing, and multiplying selected
             values, usually in a tabular column

    Forms:            <GREEN><MATH>  Activate  Math  function and dis-
                                     play Math prompt

 Math  functions  may be performed on any text selected with the table
 select  command.  Values can be selected vertically, horizontally, or
 on blocks of values. When selecting an entry for a math function, the
 cursor may be on any part of the number.

 The Math functions include:

         Addition         Division
         Subtraction      Inserting the result into the document
         Multiplication   Zeroing the result


 Symbols that may be included with the tabular values are:

         ,  .  -  <>  ()  +     and

 unit characters such as dollar, pound, cent, percent, degree symbols.

 The symbols #, =, @, and _ will be ignored.

 When in Math mode, only limited editing is allowed. "Quit" to perform
 full editing.

 The "Current Total" value begins at zero and displays a running total
 as  you  perform  math functions. The "Current Total" is not inserted
 into  the  document  as printable text unless you select the "R" (Re-
 sult) option on the Math prompt line.

 The  "Current  Total" accumulates during the editing session and does
 not  reset  itself  to zero unless you file or quit the document. You
 may zero the total at any time with the "Z" (Zero) option on the Math
 prompt line.
3 MENU

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "M" key on main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Accessing the Main Editor Menu from the edit window

 <GOLD><MENU> takes you to the Main Editor Menu.
3 MOD_1\2

 Location:   Mod 1 is the "F17" key on VT200's, "CONTROL-D" on VT100's

             Mod 2 is the "F18" key on VT200's, "CONTROL-F" on VT100's

 Used For:   Allowing expanded functions on other keys, especially for
             <CUT>,  <PASTE>,  <DELETE>, <SCROLL>, <VIEW>, and for the
             grammatical keys
3 NEST_RULR

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "R" on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Inserting  an  interim  Ruler  marker  that automatically
             causes  the  previous  ruler to go back into effect after
             the end of the nested ruler

    Forms:          <GREEN><NESTED>  Insert a Nested Ruler marker
         <GREEN><DELETE><NESTED> or  Delete a Nested Ruler marker
            <MOD 1><DELETE><NESTED>  without  deleting  any  text con-
                                     tents
                   <GREEN>n<NESTED>  Insert saved ruler setting "n" as
                                     the  Nested Ruler, checking docu-
                                     ment  settings first, then stored
                                     settings
                  <GREEN>:n<NESTED>  Insert ruler stored setting "n"
        <GREEN><ENTER MENU><NESTED>  Enter  the  Nested  Ruler  Marker
                                     Menu

 A  Nested  Ruler is a Ruler marker with a beginning and end. Text in-
 serted  or typed between the beginning and end of a nested ruler con-
 forms  to the margins and tab settings in the nested ruler. Text fol-
 lowing  the  end of the nested ruler will conform to the ruler in ef-
 fect prior to the beginning of the nested ruler.
3 NEW_PG

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "N" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting  a  fixed page marker that cannot be overridden
             by automatic paging

 <GOLD><NEW PG> inserts a New Page marker into your document. When you
 print  your document, the text following the NEW PG marker will print
 at the top of a new page.

 New  Page markers are especially useful for locations in the document
 where the page break is permanent, such as before the first page of a
 new chapter.

 A  page can be marked by a New Page marker or a Page marker. New Page
 markers  will always cause a page break when the document is printed.
 Page  markers  only  make a page break if the automatic page breaking
 (AP)  option  on  the Print Menu is set to "NO". New Page markers are
 not relocated during editor pagination (<GOLD><PAGE>).
3 NEXT_COL

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "A" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting  a  Next  Column  marker  in newspaper columns,
             forcing  text in one newspaper column to wrap to the next
             column

    Forms:          <GREEN><NXTCOL>  Inserts  a  Next Column marker at
                                     the cursor location

 <GREEN><NXTCOL>  will  insert  a Next Column marker in newspaper col-
 umns.  Use  this  marker to force the text in one newspaper column to
 wrap  to  the next column. This wrapping will occur when the document
 prints, but will not display in the editor.
3 OVERSTRK

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "O" ("Oh") key on main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Causing  an overstrike character (such as "-", "/", etc.)
             to be printed on top of other characters

    Forms:           <GOLD><OVRSTK>  Overstrike current character with
                                     default overstrike character
          <SELECT>...<GOLD><OVRSTK>  Overstrike selected text with de-
                                     fault overstrike character
       <SELECT>...<GOLD>"x"<OVRSTK>  Overstrike   selected  text  with
                                     character "x"
   <SELECT>..<GOLD><DELETE><OVRSTK>  Remove  overstrike attribute from
                                     selected text
             <GOLD><DELETE><OVRSTK>  Remove  overstrike attribute from
                                     current character
         <GOLD><ENTER MENU><OVRSTK>  Enter Attribute Defaults Menu

 Use  <OVRSTK>  to  strike  through text with an overstrike character,
 such  as  "-" or "X". "-" is the distributed default. Use <SELECT> in
 combination  with  <GOLD><OVRSTK>  to overstrike large areas of text.
 You  may  choose  any overstrike character by typing <GOLD>"new over-
 strike character"<OVRSTK>.
3 PAGE

 Location:   "PF3" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  the  cursor  to the next or previous Page marker,
             depending on whether in advance or back up mode; going to
             a page by its number in a document; automatic pagination

    Forms:                   <PAGE>  Move  by  one page in current di-
                                     rection
                      <GOLD>n<PAGE>  Move "n" pages in the current di-
                                     rection
                       <GOLD><PAGE>  Automatic Pagination
                      <GREEN><PAGE>  Go  To Page; prompts for the page
                                     number to go to
                     <GREEN>n<PAGE>  Go To Page "n"

 Pressing  <PAGE> will move the cursor ahead or back one page, depend-
 ing  on  whether you're in advance or back up mode. Typing <GOLD>num-
 ber<PAGE>  will  move  the cursor that number of pages in the current
 direction.

 To  automatically paginate a document and insert a Page marker (not a
 New  Page marker), type <GOLD><PAGE>. The cursor will scroll down the
 default  number  of  lines  for a page, and a Page marker will be in-
 serted.

 To  move to any page of the document rapidly, use the Go To Page com-
 mand  -- <GREEN><PAGE>. You will be prompted for the page number. You
 can bypass the prompt by typing <GREEN>number<PAGE>,
3 PAGE_MRKR

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "P" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Inserting  a  Page marker that may be overridden by auto-
             matic paging

 Insert  a  Page  marker  with <GOLD><PAGEMK>. Page markers only cause
 page  breaks  if the automatic page breaking (AP) option on the Print
 Menu is set to "NO".

 Page  markers  can  be  relocated by the automatic pagination command
 (see "PAGE").
3 PAGE_NUM

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "P" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Determining  the  position  at  which  a page number will
             print

             A Page Number marker will be replaced by the current page
             number when you print your document.

 A  Page Number marker may be included anywhere in your document. Type
 <GREEN><PAGENO>.  Typically, they are included in headers and footers
 so  that  the  current page number will print at the top or bottom of
 every page.
3 PARA

 Location:   "5" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  the cursor to the next or previous paragraph, de-
             pending on whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:                   <PARA>  Move  by one paragraph in current
                                     direction
                      <GOLD>n<PARA>  Move  "n"  paragraphs in the cur-
                                     rent direction
                      <MOD 1><PARA>  Move after the paragraph
3 PARA_NUM

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "5" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Marking  a  paragraph for automatic paragraph labeling at
             print time, in either outline or military style numbering

    Forms:          <GREEN><PARANO>  Inserts a Paragraph marker
                   <GREEN>n<PARANO>  Inserts a Paragraph Number marker
                                     at level "n" (1 - 9)

 <GREEN><PARANO>  (without  a number) inserts a Paragraph marker. This
 allows  you  to move by paragraphs in your document without having to
 separate them with double RETURNs.

 <GREEN>number<PARANO>  labels  a  line  or paragraph with a Paragraph
 Number  marker, allowing easy creation of an outline or of a numbered
 list when the document prints.
3 PHRASE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the "," key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  cursor  to  next or previous phrase, depending on
             whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:           <GOLD><PHRASE>  Move by one phrase in current di-
                                     rection
                    <GOLD>n<PHRASE>  Move  by  "n"  phrases in current
                                     direction
              <MOD 1><GOLD><PHRASE>  Move after the phrase
3 PTR_CTRL

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the "[" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Printer  Control Menu options include clear paragraph la-
             bels  (CP),  section  text (ST), printer wait (PW), pitch
             (PI), and include file name (IF)

    Forms:           <GOLD><PTRCTL>  Insert a Printer Control marker
                    <GOLD>n<PTRCTL>  Insert   saved   Printer  Control
                                     marker "n"
         <GOLD><ENTER MENU><PTRCTL>  Enter Printer Control Marker Menu
3 REPEAT

 Location:   "F14"  key on VT200's, <GOLD> followed by "X" key on main
             keyboard on VT100's

 Used For:   Automatically repeating an editor operation as many times
             as specified or possible

    Forms:   <REPEAT>n  followed  by <GOLD> or <GREEN> and the command
             repeats a GOLD or GREEN sequence (such as <GOLD>6<UDK> or
             <GREEN>5<PASTE>) "n" number of times

             <REPEAT>n  followed  by a grammatical or movement key re-
             peats a non-GOLD or non-GREEN function (such as <WORD> or
             <RULR>) "n" number of times
3 RETURN

 Location:   "RETURN" key

 Used For:   Inserting carriage returns in text

    Forms:                 <RETURN>  Insert a carriage return
                     <GOLD><RETURN>  Insert a Wrap marker

 Pressing  <RETURN>  ends a line of text and returns the cursor to the
 beginning of the next line, just as a typewriter's RETURN key does.

 Typing  <GOLD><RETURN> permits you to create your own WRAP point in a
 line  of text. Text after the WRAP moves to the next line, but like a
 hard  RETURN, won't allow the shifting back and forth of text between
 the lines. <GOLD><RETURN> can be used to adjust line lengths for jus-
 tification when printing with special fonts.
3 RUB_CHAR

 Location:   The "RUBCHR" key is near the "RETURN" key; on VT200's the
             key  has  an "x" inside a pointed box, on other terminals
             it may read "RUBOUT"

 Used For:   Removing  the character to the left of the cursor, moving
             the cursor to that position
3 RUB_LINE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "RUBCHR" key

 Used For:   Removing  the line from the cursor to the left margin, or
             removing  the  previous  line if the cursor is already at
             the left margin
3 RUB_SENT

 Location:   <GOLD>  followed  by  "RUBWOR"  key; "F13/LF" on VT200's,
             "LINE FEED" on VT100's

 Used For:   Removing the sentence, from the cursor back to the begin-
             ning of the sentence
3 RUB_WORD

 Location:   "F13/(LF)"  key on VT200's, "RUBWOR" key near right shift
             key on VT100's

 Used For:   Removing the word to the left of the cursor
3 RULER

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "R" key on main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Entering  ruler  definition mode for creating or changing
             the  current  ruler, or inserting a new ruler from an ex-
             isting  ruler  setting.  Also  used to allow multi-column
             text.

    Forms:            <GOLD><RULER>  Create  a  ruler,  entering ruler
                                     definition mode
                     <GOLD>n<RULER>  Insert   ruler   setting  "n"  or
                                     change   existing  ruler  to  "n"
                                     without entering ruler definition
                                     mode,  checking document settings
                                     first, then stored settings
                    <GOLD>:n<RULER>  Insert  stored  setting  "n", not
                                     checking document settings
              <GOLD><DELETE><RULER>  Delete  a one-column or newspaper
                                     column ruler
          <GOLD><ENTER MENU><RULER>  Enter Ruler Marker Menu

 Ruler  markers  control  margin,  tab, multi-column, and a variety of
 other formatting effects in a document.
4 EDIT
 To  create  or change a ruler, type <GOLD><RULER> (the "R" key on the
 main  keyboard).  The Ruler marker appears on the screen, and you are
 placed  in  ruler definition mode. Once a ruler is set up as desired,
 press  <RETURN>  to place the changed ruler into the document and re-
 sume normal editing.

 You  may  also  enter ruler definition mode by pressing <UP ARROW> or
 <DOWN ARROW> to move the cursor onto a ruler.

 Pressing  the  dash (-) key in ruler definition mode moves the cursor
 over  tab or wrap markers and deletes them. In addition, you may also
 use DELETE, RUBCHR, and RUBWOR in ruler definition mode.

 The  following  keys may be used in ruler definition mode to directly
 edit the ruler:

         L   Left Margin
         R   Right Margin, ragged
         J   Right Margin, justified
         S   Right Margin, semi-justified
         W   Word Wrap Margin
         -   Remove Item
         =   Restore Original Ruler
         T   Tab Stop
         >   Right aligned tab
         .   Decimal aligned tab
4 MODIFY

 You  may  type M (no <RETURN> is necessary) while in ruler definition
 mode  to MODIFY the ruler. The following will display on the screen's
 command/message lines:

 [1m[1mG[0m[0met [1m[1mS[0m[0mtore [1m[1mD[0m[0mocument [1m[1mL[0m[0mine spacing [1m[1mI[0m[0mnsert column [1m[1mR[0m[0memove column [1m[1mN[0m[0mewspaper

 Type  the first bolded letter of an option to proceed. Press <RETURN>
 or <CANCEL> if you wish to quit the operation without choosing any of
 the options.

 The Modify Ruler prompt's options are:


 Get         Allows you to "get" a previously stored ruler definition.
             The  Document  Settings are checked first. If no ruler of
             that number is found, the Stored Settings are checked.

 Store       Allows  you  to  save the current ruler definition in the
             Stored Settings for all documents in your directory.

 Document    Allows  you  to  save the current ruler definition in the
             Document Settings for the current document only.

 Line Sp     Allows  you to specify spacing between lines. You may en-
             ter  from  .5 (half-line) to 3 (triple spacing) in .5 in-
             crements.

 Insert col  Insert side-by-side columns by adding margin pairs in the
             ruler.

 Remove col  Remove a side-by-side column.

 Newspaper   Specify Newspaper columns.
4 SIDE-BY-SIDE

 Side-by-side  columns are columns of text that may be edited indepen-
 dently  of  any  other columns next to them. Each side-by-side column
 will  wrap  and  maintain  its  relative position to adjacent columns
 throughout  the  document.  Side-by-side  columns consist of multiple
 left and right margin pairs.

 To create side-by-side columns, you must first enter ruler definition
 mode.  Access the Modify Ruler Prompt by pressing M, and select I for
 "Insert  column".  A  new "L" left margin is inserted at the original
 cursor  location.  A new right margin is automatically added 14 posi-
 tions to the right.

 You cannot delete a side-by-side column margin pair from a ruler with
 the  <GOLD><DELETE><RULER>  command.  Use  the  "R"  command from the
 Modify Ruler Prompt.
4 NEWSPAPER

 Newspaper columns, sometimes called "serpentine" columns, are entered
 as one stream of text that will be wrapped into multiple columns when
 printed.

 To  create  newspaper  columns, you must first enter ruler definition
 mode.  Access the Modify Ruler Prompt by pressing M, and select N for
 "Newspaper".

 You are prompted to "Enter the number of newspaper columns:". You may
 respond  with  any  number  from 0 and 16.  Typing a zero will cancel
 newspaper column creation and leave you in ruler definition mode.

 You  will  then  be  prompted to "Enter the distance between the col-
 umns:",  which is the number of character positions between the right
 margin  of  one column's margin pair and the left margin of the next.
 If you specify "0" for the distance, no newspaper columns will be in-
 serted and you will be left in ruler definition mode.

 You  may  also respond with more than one number separated by commas.
 WORD-11 assigns the first number to the spacing between columns 1 and
 2,  the  second number to spacing between columns 2 and 3, and so on.
 If  you  give  fewer  spacing values than there are columns, the last
 spacing  value  will  apply  to  the  remainder of the columns on the
 ruler.

 Secondary newspaper columns are always the same width as the original
 column, and always retain the same right margin type (R, S, or J).

 To  delete  a  newspaper style ruler, type <GOLD><DELETE><RULER>. Any
 text under the deleted ruler will conform to the previous ruler above
 it.
3 RULR

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "UP ARROW" key

 Used For:   Moving  to  the next or previous ruler, depending on whe-
             ther in advance or back up mode

    Forms:            <GREEN><RULR>  Move  by one ruler in the current
                                     direction
                     <GREEN>n<RULR>  Move by "n" rulers in the current
                                     direction
3 SCREEN

 Location:   "ENTER" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Advancing  or  backing up by screen, depending on whether
             in advance or back up mode
3 SCROLL

 Location:   "F17"  on VT200's (or "CONTROL-D" on VT100's) followed by
             the left or right arrow key

 Used For:   Scrolling  text  horizontally; typing <MOD 1>100<LEFT AR-
             ROW> would scroll the text 100 positions to the left

    Forms:      <MOD 1><LEFT ARROW>  Scroll text left by the character
                                     increment  defined in the Editing
                                     Session Menu
               <MOD 1><RIGHT ARROW>  Scroll  text right by the charac-
                                     ter  increment defined in the Ed-
                                     iting Session Menu
               <MOD 1>n<LEFT ARROW>  Scroll text "n" positions left
              <MOD 1>n<RIGHT ARROW>  Scroll text "n" positions right

 <MOD 1><LEFT ARROW> and <MOD 1><RIGHT ARROW> are particularly helpful
 when  editing a wide document in narrow mode. Scrolling will move the
 text  by the number of character positions set in the Editing Session
 Menu.

 You  may scroll by a different number of positions by typing a number
 in  the  command;  for  instance, typing <MOD 1>100<LEFT ARROW> would
 scroll the text 100 positions to the left.
3 SEARCH

 Location:   "FIND"  key  on VT200's, <GOLD> followed by main keyboard
             "," key on VT100's

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Moving to a specified character or group of characters in
             a  document;  also  searching for and replacing text; use
             "CONTSR" to continue a search

    Forms:   When  using  the  ","  key for <SEARCH>, a <GOLD> must be
             used  before any of the following forms that begin with a
             <SEARCH>.  When  using  the "FIND" key for <SEARCH>, type
             the forms as shown here:

                           <SEARCH>  Prompt  for text to search for in
                                     document
               <GOLD>"text"<SEARCH>  Search for "text"
               <SEARCH>text<SELECT>  Search for "text" and select
               <SEARCH>text<BACKUP>  Reverse search for "text"
            <SEARCH>text<UPPERCASE>  Case search for "text"
                    <GOLD>0<SEARCH>  Global search and replace
                    <GOLD>n<SEARCH>  Limited search and replace
        <GOLD>0<SEARCH>text<SELECT>  Selective search and replace
        <GOLD>n<SEARCH>text<SELECT>  Limited  selective search and re-
                                     place
     <REPEAT>n<SEARCH>text<ADVANCE>  Find the "nth" search text
         <GOLD><ENTER MENU><SEARCH>  Enter Search Function Menu

 Typing  <SEARCH>  causes the prompt "Search text:" to display on your
 screen.  You may then type in the text (no tabs or other markers) for
 which  you would like WORD-11 to search. Follow this search text with
 one of the following keys:

         ACCEPT (VT200's)     LINE
         ADVANCE              PARA
         BACKUP               PHRASE
         SELECT               RULR
         UPPERCASE            SCREEN
         UP ARROW             SENT
         DOWN ARROW           TAB POS
         LEFT ARROW           WORD
         RIGHT ARROW          < >

 <CANCEL>  aborts  the  search prompt with VT200's. <CONTROL-C> aborts
 the search, but not the prompt.
4 GLOBAL

 Typing <GOLD>0<SEARCH> activates Global Search and Replace.

 You  will  first be prompted for the search text with "Search text:".
 After typing this in and pressing ADVANCE, BACKUP, SELECT, UPPERCASE,
 ACCEPT,  etc.,  you  will  be  asked  for  new text with "Replacement
 text:".

 When  you  follow this text with an ACCEPT, any movement key (such as
 ADVANCE),  or  PASTE,  WORD-11  will  replace  all occurrences of the
 search  text with the replacement text. The replacement text will as-
 sume any attributes (bold, underline, etc.) in the original text.

 At  the second prompt, you may indicate text held in a cut/paste buf-
 fer  as  the  replacement text by typing <GREEN>n<PASTE> (with "n" as
 the number of the paste buffer).
4 LIMITED

 To  limit Search and Replace to only a certain number of replacements
 in your document, type <GOLD>n<SEARCH>, with "n" as the number of re-
 placements.
4 SELECTIVE

 Follow  the steps used in Global Search and Replace or Limited Search
 and Replace. Then end the search text with SELECT, as in:

         <GOLD>0<SEARCH>search text<SELECT>

                         or

         <GOLD>n<SEARCH>search text<SELECT>

 WORD-11  places  a  select  point  before each instance of the search
 text. You are then be prompted to press:

         R    To replace the text and continue on to the next instance

         S    To skip the replacement for this one and continue

         Q    To quit the selective search altogether
3 SELECT

 Location:   "SELECT" key on VT200's, "." key on the numeric keypad on
             VT100's

 Used For:   Marking an area of text for an editing operation

    Forms:                 <SELECT>  Turn select area on
                     <GOLD><SELECT>  Turn select area off
                    <GOLD>1<SELECT>  Activate multi-column select
                    <GOLD>2<SELECT>  Activate table select

 Press  <SELECT>  to mark an area for certain editing operations, such
 as cutting, bolding, or underlining text. After you have pressed <SE-
 LECT>, the select area is active and is highlighted.

 Only  one  select  area may exist at a time. Trying to press <SELECT>
 when  a select point is already active will cause an error message to
 display.

 A  select  area  may be turned off by typing <GOLD><SELECT> from any-
 where in the document.
4 COLUMN_SELECT

 Selecting One Column:

         To  select  a single column from a group of side-by-side col-
         umns,  use the <SELECT> command as you would with any WORD-11
         text. Press <SELECT> and then move the cursor down the column
         to  select that column's text. Text in other columns will not
         be affected.

 Selecting More Than One Column:

         To  select  more  than  one column out of a group of columns,
         type <GOLD><RIGHT ARROW> or <GOLD><LEFT ARROW> after you have
         selected  the  first  column to expand the select area to the
         next column right or left.

 Selecting All Columns:

         Type  <GOLD>1<SELECT>  with the cursor positioned anywhere in
         the  columns.  Moving up or down through the column text will
         cause text in all columns to be included in the select area.
4 TABLE_SELECT

 Table Select is used with the TABLES command.

 Table  select by positioning the cursor at the beginning of the tabu-
 lar text you wish to select. Type <GOLD>2<SELECT> to activitate table
 select.

 Movement  commands,  including ADVANCE, BACKUP, the ARROW KEYS, WORD,
 PARA,  or  other grammatical commands, will move the select area over
 the table text.
3 SENT

 Location:   "," key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving cursor to the next or previous sentence, depending
             on whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:                   <SENT>  Move  by  one sentence in current
                                     direction
                      <GOLD>n<SENT>  Move  by "n" sentences in current
                                     direction
                      <MOD 1><SENT>  Move after the sentence
3 SFK

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "Z" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Communicating  special  instructions for the printer from
             within the document

    Forms:              <GOLD><SFK>  Insert SFK marker number 0
                       <GOLD>n<SFK>  Insert SFK marker "n" (0 - 23)

 Typing  <GOLD>number<SFK> in your document causes WORD-11 to insert a
 marker  designating  a  function  to  be  performed when the document
 prints.  Sample  uses  for SFKs are to switch ribbon colors or change
 type fonts when your document is printing.
3 SPACE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by space bar

 Used For:   Inserting non-wrapping (literal) spaces in text

 The  <GOLD><SPACE>  command inserts a "literal space" into your docu-
 ment. This allows you to prevent the wrapping of a multi-word phrase.
 The entire phrase is treated as a single word for wrapping and justi-
 fication purposes.
3 SPELLING

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the "S" key on the main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Checking words for spelling errors while editing

    Forms:            <GOLD><SPELL>  Checks  forward through the docu-
                                     ment until a misspelling is found
                     <GOLD>1<SPELL>  Checks  the current word for mis-
                                     spelling

 If  an  error is found, a list of alternate spellings is shown, and a
 prompt  displays  at  the bottom of the screen with the following op-
 tions:

 S       Skip

         Skips  the current misspelled word, but stops if found in the
         document again.

 R       Replace

         The  misspelled word will be replaced by the replacement word
         which is highlighted.

 N       New

         WORD-11 prompts you to type your own word to replace the mis-
         spelling.  The new word will then be checked for spelling af-
         ter it is inserted into the document.

 I       Ignore

         Skips  the current word and ignores it for spelling checks in
         the  current  document only. The word is added to the current
         document's Ignore List.

 A       Add

         Adds the current word to the user dictionary.

 Q       Quit

         Quits Spelling mode.
3 SUBSCRIPT

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by "Q" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking characters for subscripting

    Forms:          <GREEN><SUBSCR>  Mark character at subscript level
                                     1
                   <GREEN>n<SUBSCR>  Mark character at subscript level
                                     "n" (1 - 7)
            <GREEN><DELETE><SUBSCR>  Remove subscripting
            <ENATTR><GREEN><SUBSCR>  Set  subscript entry attribute at
                                     level 1
           <ENATTR>n<GREEN><SUBSCR>  Set  subscript entry attribute at
                                     level "n"
    <ENATTR><DELETE><GREEN><SUBSCR>  Remove subscript entry attribute

 <GREEN><SUBSCR> marks the character the cursor is on as a subscripted
 character.  Subscripted  characters are generally printed half a line
 below the print line.

 <GREEN>n<SUBSCR>,  with  "n"  as  a number from 1 to 7, sets the sub-
 scripting at different levels, or "depths". For most printers, typing
 <GREEN><SUBSCR>  on  the  character is all that is necessary for sub-
 scripting.
3 SUPSCRIPT

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "Q" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking characters for superscripting

    Forms:           <GOLD><SUPSCR>  Mark   character  at  superscript
                                     level 1
                    <GOLD>n<SUPSCR>  Mark   character  at  superscript
                                     level "n" (1 - 7)
             <GOLD><DELETE><SUPSCR>  Remove superscripting
                   <ENATTR><SUPSCR>  Set  superscript  entry attribute
                                     at level 1
                  <ENATTR>n<SUPSCR>  Set  superscript  entry attribute
                                     at level "n"
           <ENATTR><DELETE><SUPSCR>  Remove   superscript   entry  at-
                                     tribute

 <GOLD><SUPSCR>  marks  the  character  the  cursor  is on as a super-
 scripted  character.  Superscripted  characters are generally printed
 half a line above the print line.

 <GOLD>n<SUPSCR>,  with  "n"  as a number from 1 to 7, sets the super-
 scripting  at different levels, or "heights". For most printers, typ-
 ing  <GOLD><SUPSCR> on the character is all that is necessary for su-
 perscripting.
3 SWAP

 Location:   <GOLD>  followed by "ENTER" (<SCREEN>) key on the numeric
             keypad

 Used For:   Transposing  two  characters;  the  cursor must be on the
             first of the two characters


 <SWAP> transposes two characters in text, exchanging positions of the
 character  the  cursor is on with the character immediately following
 the cursor.

 Markers may not be swapped.
3 TABLES

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the ";" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Cutting a table selected (<GOLD>2<SELECT>) tabular column

    Forms:           <GOLD><TABLES>  Cut  the text in the tabular col-
                                     umn to paste buffer number "0"
                    <GOLD>n<TABLES>  Cut  the text in the tabular col-
                                     umn to paste buffer number "n"
                    <MOD 1><TABLES>  Copy the tabular text
                    <MOD 2><TABLES>  Cut and Append the tabular text
             <MOD 1><MOD 2><TABLES>  Copy and Append the tabular text
             <GOLD><DELETE><TABLES>  Cut and Discard the tabular text

 Tables,  or tabular columns, are created with only one margin pair in
 a  ruler.  Tabular columns are separated by tab markers as defined in
 the  ruler.  They are not considered "multi-column" in the sense that
 side-by-side or newspaper columns are.

 The commands to access the table functions include:

     Table Select    See "SELECT"

       Table Math    See "MATH"

        Table Cut    Described here


 With the tabular column TABLE SELECTED, type <GOLD><TABLES>. The fol-
 lowing prompt will display:

         Preserve Tabs Cut     Remove Tabs Cut

 Press  P  to  cut the tabular column to paste buffer number zero. The
 space  where  the  column  was located will remain. (Using <CUT> with
 table selected text, will give the same result.)

 If  you press R (with no RETURN), the tabular column text will be cut
 to  buffer  number  zero and the text from the next column right will
 move into the space formerly occupied by the cut text.
3 TABLE_OF_CONT

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "K" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Marking  text  for  inclusion in an automatically created
             table of contents document

    Forms:           <GOLD><TBLCON>  Mark  text  for Table of Contents
                                     at indent level 1
                    <GOLD>n<TBLCON>  Mark  text  for Table of Contents
                                     at indent level "n" (1 - 15)
             <GOLD><DELETE><TBLCON>  Remove   Table  of  Contents  at-
                                     tribute from text
                   <ENATTR><TBLCON>  Set  Table  of Contents entry at-
                                     tribute at level 1
                  <ENATTR>n<TBLCON>  Set  Table  of Contents entry at-
                                     tribute at level "n"
           <ENATTR><DELETE><TBLCON>  Remove  Table  of  Contents entry
                                     attribute

 The  table of contents will be created while the document is printing
 if  the TC option on the Print Menu has been set to "YES". It is cre-
 ated as a WORD-11 document named "TABLE OF CONTENTS for document num-
 ber <number> version <version  number>". The "<number>" is the number
 of  the  document  for  which  the table of contents was created. The
 "<version number>" is the version of the table of contents document.
3 TAB_POS

 Location:   "8" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving to the next or previous marked tab location in the
             document.    (Insert  a Tab marker with <TAB>, and create
             tab stops on the ruler with the <RULER> command.)

    Forms:                <TAB POS>  Move  by one tab position in cur-
                                     rent direction
                   <GOLD>n<TAB POS>  Move by "n" tab positions in cur-
                                     rent direction
3 THESAURUS

 Location:   <GREEN> followed by the "S" key on the main keyboard

 Used For:   Checking  a word against a dictionary for synonyms, defi-
             nitions,  alternate  meanings,  and antonyms and allowing
             easy replacement

    Forms:          <GREEN><THESAR>  Checking a word for Thesaurus en-
                                     tries


 Type  <GREEN><THESAR> (the "S" key on the main keyboard) for the The-
 saurus command. The word where the cursor is located will be checked.

 The following Thesaurus options are given:

   Replace

             The  current  word  in the document will be replaced with
             the word highlighted in the Thesaurus prompt.

   Synonym

             Pressing  S will display the synonym list for the current
             word usage.

   Definition

             A  brief definition of the current word will be given for
             the selected usage.

   Antonym

             Press  A  to  display  a list of antonyms for the current
             word usage.

   Next Usage

             Press  N  to  display the synonyms for the next usage (if
             there  are any) of the current word.  The next usage will
             also have another "Definition" and may have another "Ant-
             onym".

   Quit

             Quit Thesaurus mode.
3 TOP

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "T" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Moving to the beginning of the document
3 UDK

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "U" key on main keyboard

 Used For:   Executing user defined key functions

    Forms:              <GOLD><UDK>  Execute UDK number 0
                       <GOLD>n<UDK>  Execute UDK number "n" (0 - 99)
              <REPEAT>x<GOLD>n<UDK>  Execute UDK "n" "x" times

 A  User  Defined  Key  (UDK) may be executed during editing by typing
 <GOLD>number<UDK>.  As  the  sequence  is processed, its actions will
 display  on  the  screen just as they would if you had typed them di-
 rectly.

 To  execute  a  UDK from outside the editor, use the Main Menu's "XU"
 command.

 You may stop a UDK in progress by typing <CONTROL-C>.
3 UNDERLINE

 Location:   "9" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Underlining text; also sets underline mode

    Forms:              <UNDERLINE>  Underline  text  with default un-
                                     derline  spaces value (set in At-
                                     tribute  Defaults  Menu)  and set
                                     underline mode
                 <GOLD>0<UNDERLINE>  Underline text but not spaces and
                                     set underline mode
                 <GOLD>1<UNDERLINE>  Underline text and spaces and set
                                     underline mode
          <GOLD><DELETE><UNDERLINE>  Remove underlining
                <ENATTR><UNDERLINE>  Set   underline  entry  attribute
                                     with   default  underline  spaces
                                     value
               <ENATTR>0<UNDERLINE>  Set   underline  entry  attribute
                                     with no underlined spaces
               <ENATTR>1<UNDERLINE>  Set   underline  entry  attribute
                                     with underlined spaces
      <GOLD><ENTER MENU><UNDERLINE>  Enter Attribute Defaults Menu

 When  underline  mode  is set, any grammatical key pressed will cause
 all  text  in  the  grammatical unit to be underlined. Underline mode
 will  be  cancelled when you press the next non-grammatical key, such
 as <ADVANCE> or <BACKUP>.

 Using  the  <SELECT> key to select an area you wish to underline will
 allow  you to underline either forward or back from the cursor. Press
 <SELECT>, move the cursor, then press <UNDERLINE>.

 To  underline  text as you type, press <SELECT> and then type the new
 text. Pressing <UNDERLINE> at the end will underline all the text you
 just typed.

 <GOLD><DELETE><UNDERLINE> removes underlining. "Remove underline" may
 also be used with the grammatical keys.
3 UPPERCASE

 Location:   "3" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Capitalizing  letters;  also  sets uppercase mode for use
             with grammatical elements such as WORD, PARA, SENT, etc.

    Forms:              <UPPERCASE>  Capitalize letters and set upper-
                                     case mode
                  <GOLD><UPPERCASE>  Lowercase  letters and set lower-
                                     case mode

 Typing <UPPERCASE> will uppercase, or capitalize, the current charac-
 ter if it is a lowercase letter. When you're in uppercase mode, gram-
 matical keys ("WORD", "SENT", "PARA", etc.) can also be used.

 Using  the  <SELECT> key to select an area you wish to uppercase will
 allow  you  to  uppercase either forward or backward from the cursor.
 Press <SELECT>, move the cursor, then press <UPPERCASE>.

 To  uppercase  text as you type, press <SELECT> and then type the new
 text. Pressing <UPPERCASE> at the end will uppercase all the text you
 just typed.

 Typing  <GOLD><LOWERCASE> will lowercase, or "uncapitalize", the cur-
 rent  character.  When  you're  in  lowercase  mode, grammatical keys
 ("WORD", "SENT", "PARA", etc.) can also be used.
3 VIEW

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "V" key on main keyboard

     Menu:   Yes

 Used For:   Changing view mode for display of various markers and at-
             tributes.

    Forms:             <GOLD><VIEW>  Change  to default view mode num-
                                     ber 0
                      <GOLD>n<VIEW>  Change to view mode "n" (0 - 5)
           <GOLD><ENTER MENU><VIEW>  Enter View Mode Menu
                      <MOD 1><VIEW>  Turns Column View mode on
                     <MOD 1>n<VIEW>  Turns  Column  View  mode  on and
                                     changes   view  mode  to  "n"  (0
                                     through 5)

 View  modes set the appearance of the display, indicating which mark-
 ers  will  show  when  editing, as in the Display Modes. You can edit
 while in any of the view modes.
3 WHERE

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by the "W" key

 Used For:   Displaying  on the command/message line the current char-
             acter position and line number on the current page

 The "WHERE" feature displays the cursor location on the command/ mes-
 sage line at the bottom of the screen.
3 WORD

 Location:   "4" key on the numeric keypad

 Used For:   Moving  cursor  to  next  or  previous word, depending on
             whether in advance or back up mode

    Forms:                   <WORD>  Move  by  one word in current di-
                                     rection
                      <GOLD>n<WORD>  Move  by "n" words in current di-
                                     rection
                       <AFTER WORD>  Move after the word
                       <GOLD><WORD>  Move after the word
                      <MOD 1><WORD>  Move after the word
3 WRAP

 Location:   <GOLD> followed by "RETURN" key

 Used For:   Inserting a wrap marker instead of a hard RETURN anywhere
             on a line

    Forms:           <GOLD><RETURN>  Insert a Wrap marker

 Typing  <GOLD><RETURN> permits you to create your own WRAP point in a
 line  of text. Text after the WRAP moves to the next line, but like a
 hard  RETURN, won't allow the shifting back and forth of text between
 the lines. <GOLD><RETURN> can be used to adjust line lengths for jus-
 tification when printing with special fonts.
