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#	textsw.info   May 2	bug fixes	
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#	Open Windows Version 3  FCS rev'd by James Brook
#	helpopen path changed 11 July 1991 
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#:textsw:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:textsw
Text window

Use text-editing keyboard and menu commands to 
write and change plain ASCII text. 

To set the editing caret, position the mouse 
pointer and click SELECT. To move the caret, 
use the arrow keys on the right keypad.

To select text, click SELECT at the beginning 
of the text, then click ADJUST at the end. 

You can copy or cut the selected text using 
the Copy and Cut keys on the left keypad. With 
the Paste key, you can then paste the text 
elsewhere in this or another text window.

Copy, Cut, and Paste are available on the 
Text Editor menu, along with many other 
options. To display that menu, click MENU 
in the text window.

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#	File menu	
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#:mfilecmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfilecmds
File 
 
Provides a menu of File options for saving the 
contents of the text window:

Load File 		Pops up a window in which 
			you type the directory 
			and file names for the 
			file you want to load.

Save Current File 	Saves the contents of the 
			text window to the current
			file. 

Store as New File	Pops up a window in which
			you type the directory
			and file names for your 
			file.

Include File 		Pops up a window in which 
			you type the directory
			and file names for the 
			file you want to include.

Empty Document 		Clears the text window 
			without saving its 
			contents.

 
#:mloadfile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mloadfile
Load File 

Pops up a window in which you type the directory
and file name for the file you want to load.
 
In that pop-up window, click on Load File to load
the specified file in the text window, replacing
the window's current contents. 

Before choosing this option, you can select the
name of the file you want to load. You may have 
to type the name first. 

Keyboard equivalent: Diamond-L
		     Left-L 

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#:loadfile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:loadfile
Load File

Click on this button to load the specified text
file into the text window. This replaces any text
that was already in the window.

#:msavefile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:msavefile
Save Current File 

Saves the contents of the text window to the
current file. 

Makes a backup version of the file, named
filename% .

If there is no current file, or you wish to 
save the contents to a different file, use 
Store as New File.

#:mstorefile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mstorefile
Store as New File 

Pops up a window in which you type the directory
and file name for your file.

In that pop-up window, click on Store as New File
to create a file in the current directory and save
the contents of the text window to it. 

Before choosing this option, you can select the 
name you want for the new file. You may have to
type the name first.

Keyboard equivalent: Diamond-S
		     Left-S

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#:storefile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:storefile
Store as New File

Click on this button to save the contents of
the text window as a text file, using the
directory and file name you specify.  

#:mincludefile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mincludefile
Include File 

Pops up a window in which you type the directory
and file name for the file you want to include.

In that pop-up window, click on Include File to
include the contents of the specified file. The
file will appear in the text window, beginning at 
the caret. 

Before choosing this option, you can select the 
name of the file you want to include. You may 
have to type the name first.

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#:includefile:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:includefile
Include File

Click on this button to add the contents of the
specified file to the text in the text window.

The new text is added at the insert point.

#:memptydoc:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:memptydoc
Empty Document 

Clears the text window without saving its
contents.

#:dirstring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:dirstring
Directory

Type the path of the directory for the file you
want to include.

#:includestring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:includestring
File

Type the name of the file you want to include.

#:loadstring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:loadstring
Directory

Type the path of the directory for the file you 
want to load.

#:loadpanel:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:loadpanel
File

Type the name of the file you want to load.


#:storestring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:storestring
Directory

Type the path of the directory for the file you 
want to store.

#:storepanel:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:storepanel
File

Type the name of the file you want to store.


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#	Edit menu	
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#:meditcmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditcmds
Edit 

Provides a menu of Edit options:

Again 	Re-executes the most recent sequence
	of editing operations, except for Undo.

Undo 	Provides a choice of undoing the most 
	recent editing operation or undoing all 
	edits since you opened the window or last 
	saved its contents.

Copy 	Copies the selected text onto the 
	clipboard, overwriting the clipboard's 
	previous contents.

Paste 	Inserts the contents of the clipboard
	into the text window, beginning at the
	caret.

Cut 	Deletes the selected text and copies it
	onto the clipboard, overwriting the 
	clipboard's previous contents. 

Defaults to Again or the most recently selected 
option on the menu.

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#:meditagain:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditagain
Again 

Re-executes the most recent sequence of editing
operations, except for Undo.

Keyboard equivalents: Again key
		      Diamond-A 
		      Left-A 

#:meditundo:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditundo
Undo 

Provides a choice of undoing the most recent 
editing operation or undoing all edits since you 
opened the window or last saved its contents.

Defaults to Undo Last Edit or the most recently
selected option on the menu.

#:mundolast:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mundolast
Undo Last Edit 

Reverses the effects of the most recent editing 
operation unless you have saved your file.

Selecting Undo Last Edit again reverses the
second most recent editing operation, and so on.

Keyboard equivalents: Undo 
		      Diamond-U 
		      Left-U 

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#:mundoall:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mundoall
Undo All Edits 

Eliminates all text changes made since the window
was started or since you last saved its contents. 

#:meditcopy:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditcopy
Copy 

Copies the selected text onto the clipboard, 
overwriting the clipboard's previous contents.

Keyboard equivalents: Copy 
		      Diamond-C 
		      Left-C 

#:meditpaste:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditpaste
Paste 

Inserts the contents of the clipboard into the
text window, beginning at the caret.

Keyboard equivalents: Paste 
		      Diamond-V 
		      Left-V 

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#:meditcut:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditcut
Cut 

Deletes the selected text and copies it onto the
clipboard, overwriting the clipboard's previous
contents. 

Keyboard equivalents: Cut 
		      Diamond-X 
		      Left-X 


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#	View menu	
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#:mdisplaycmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdisplaycmds
View 

Provides ways to change the position of the cursor
and the way lines are wrapped:

Select Line at Number	Pops up a window in which
			you type the number of the
			line you want to go to.

What Line Number?	Pops up a notice telling 
			you the number of the line
			containing the selected 
			text.

Show Caret at Top 	Moves the line containing
			the caret to the top of 
			the window.

Change Line Wrap 	Provides a menu of Line 
			Wrap options. 

Defaults to Select Line at Number or the most 
recently selected option on the menu.

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#:mselectline:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mselectline
Select Line at Number 

Pops up a window in which you type the number of
the line you want to go to.

Click on Select Line at Number to scroll the 
window's contents to the "nth" line, where "n" is
the integer you typed. 

#:selectline:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:selectline
Select Line at Number

Click on this button to scroll through the 
window's contents to the "nth" line, where "n" is
the integer you typed for Line Number.

#:linenumber:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:linenumber
Line Nubmer

Type the number of the line you want to scroll to.
The line number must be an integer.

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#:mwhatline:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mwhatline
What Line Number? 

Pops up a notice telling you the number of the
line containing the selected text.

#:mshowcaret:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mshowcaret
Show Caret at Top

Moves the line containing the caret to the top of
the window.

#:mchangelinewrap:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mchangelinewrap
Change Line Wrap 

Provides a menu of Line Wrap options. 

These options determine where line breaks occur: 
between characters, words, or not at all.

#:mwrapchars:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mwrapchars
Wrap at Character

Makes line breaks occur between characters.

#:mwrapwords:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mwrapwords
Wrap at Word

Makes line breaks occur between words.

#:mcliplines:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mcliplines
Clip Lines 

Makes lines not wrap. 

When you type lines wider than the window, the
text beyond the right margin does not appear in
the window.

To see the hidden text, resize the window or 
choose another Line Wrap option from View.

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#	Find menu	
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#:mfindcmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindcmds
Find 

Provides a menu of options for finding and 
replacing text:

Find and Replace	Pops up a Find and Replace
			window. 

Find Selection		Provides the option to 
			search forward or backward
			for the selected text.

Find Marked Text 	Pops up a Find Marked
			Text window for finding 
			text bounded by specified 
			delimiters.

Replace |>field<| 	Provides a menu of search
			options (Expand, Next, and
			Previous).


#:mfindreplace:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindreplace
Find and Replace 

Pops up a Find and Replace window. 

If you select a block of text before choosing this
option, the Find and Replace window contains the 
selected text as the word or phrase to search for.

Keyboard equivalent: Control-Find 

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#:searchpanel:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:searchpanel
Find and Replace 

In the text field to the right of Find, enter the 
word or phrase you want to find.

In the text field to the right of Replace, enter 
the word or phrase you want to replace it with.

Click on the button for the action you want:

- Find
- Replace
- Find then Replace
- Replace then Find
- Replace All

#:findstring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:findstring
Search text field
 
Enter the word or phrase you want to find.

#:replacestring:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:replacestring
Replace text field

Enter the word or phrase you want to substitute
for the word or phrase in the Find text field.

#:find:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:find
Find

Searches forward for the next occurrence of the 
Find text.

Provides the option to search backward.

Keyboard equivalent: Find key

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#:mdirforward:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdirforward
Forward 

Searches forward for the next occurrence of the 
Find text.

Keyboard equivalent: Find key

#:mdirbackward:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdirbackward
Backward 

Searches backward for the next occurrence of the 
Find text.

Keyboard equivalent: Shift-Find 

#:replace:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:replace
Replace

Replaces the selected word or phrase with the 
Replace text.

#:findreplace:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:findreplace
Find then Replace

Searches for the next occurrence of the Find text.
Replaces it with the Replace text.

#:replacefind:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:replacefind
Replace then Find

Replaces the currently selected text with the 
Replace text, then searches for the next
occurrence of the Find text.

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#:replaceall:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:replaceall
Replace All

Replaces all occurrences of the Find text with the
Replace text.


#:wrap:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:wrap
All Text/To End

Selects the next search mode.

All Text:  When the search reaches one end of 
	   the text, it continues to the other 
	   end.

To End:    When the search reaches the end of
	   the text, it stops.

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#:mfindselcmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindselcmds
Find Selection 

Provides the option to search forward or backward
for the selected text.

#:mfindforward:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindforward
Forward 

Searches forward for the next occurrence of the
selected text. 

Keyboard equivalent: Find key 

#:mfindbackward:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindbackward
Backward 

Searches backward for the next occurrence of the 
selected text. 

Keyboard equivalent: Shift-Find 

#:mfindtext:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mfindtext
Find Marked Text 

Pops up a Find Marked Text window for finding 
text bounded by specified delimiters.

#:fieldpanel:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:fieldpanel
Find Marked Text 

Click left on the delimiter pair to search for,
then on the Backward, Expand, or Forward.

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#:fieldchoice:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:fieldchoice
Delimiter option

Specifies the selected delimiter pair that is
used for searching.


#:findpair:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:findpair
Find Pair

Searches for a pair of matched delimiters.

#:findpairchoice:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:findpairchoice
Forward/Backward/Expand

Directs the search for delimiters, using the 
current insertion point as the start of the
search.

#:insertpair:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:insertpair
Insert Pair

Surrounds the selected text with delimiters.

#:removepair:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:removepair
Remove Pair

Deletes a matched pair of delimiters from the 
selected text.

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#:mselfieldcmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mselfieldcmds
Replace |>field<| 

Provides a menu of search options (Expand, Next,
and Previous).

#:mselexpand:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mselexpand
Expand 

Searches for a field contained by delimiters and
highlights it.


#:mselnext:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mselnext
Next 

Searches for the next field and highlights it. 

Keyboard equivalent: Control-Tab

#:mselprevious:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mselprevious
Previous 

Searches for the previous field and highlights it.

Keyboard equivalent: Shift-Control-Tab 


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#	Pop-up Term Pane Menu	
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#:mhistory:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mhistory
History

Provides options to modify the log of all the
commands typed in the window.

#:mmode:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mmode
Mode

Determines whether the history log is editable or
read-only.

#:mstorelog:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mstorelog
Store log as new file

Saves the current history log to a file.

Pops up a window in which you type the directory
and file name.

#:mclearlog:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mclearlog
Clear log

Clears the current history log.

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#:medit:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:medit
Edit 

Press MENU to display a submenu of Edit options:
Again, Undo, Copy, Paste, and Cut.

#:meditor:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meditor
File Editor

Determines whether or not a Text Editor pane is
part of the window.

#:meneditor:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:meneditor
Enable Editing

Lets you edit text anywhere in the window, as in a
Text Editor window.

#:mdiseditor:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdiseditor
Disable Editing 

Lets you edit the current command line only.

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#:mextras:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mextras
Extras 

Provides a menu of Extra options for text 
formatting, capitalization, and other operations.

#:extrasmenu:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:extrasmenu
Extras menu

Provides these options:

Format			Reformats long lines
			into physical lines
			of 72 characters or
			less.

Capitalize		Capitalizes selected
			text. Choose the type
			of capitals from the
			submenu.	

Shift Lines		Inserts or removes a
			Tab character at the
			beginning of each line
			of selected text.

Pretty-print C		Uses the UNIX indent
			command to format C
			program listings.

Insert Brackets		Inserts brackets around
			the selected text.  
			Choose the type of
			bracket from the submenu.

Remove Brackets		Deletes brackets from
			the selected text.  
			Choose the type of
			bracket from the submenu.




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#   Term Pane Menu
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#:menscroll:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:menscroll
Enable Scrolling

Adds a scrollbar and full text-editing
capabilities throughout the window if editing is
enabled, or only at the command line if editing is
disabled.

#:mdisscroll:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdisscroll
Disable Scrolling

Eliminates the scrollbar and many text-editing
capabilities. 

Some applications need scrolling disabled.  




#:mundocmds:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mundocmds

#:mdirection:$OPENWINHOME/bin/helpopen handbooks/textedit.handbook
:mdirection