K-MAN HELP

To design a template:

DESIGN name TO templname.TPL

TEXT templname.ext

or, in DOS

EDIT templname.ext

A. TEXT COMMANDS WITHIN THE EDITOR

KEY(S) to Press		RESULT
CTRL T		Deletes a line.
CTRL Y		Restores a line.
CTRL T		Copies one line multiple times
CTRL Y		To restore.
		Continue pressing CTRL Y until you have copied
		it the number of times you needed.
CTRL P		Splits line at the cursor.
CTRL O		Joins split lines back together at the cursor position.
CTRL Q		Insert line above current line.
END		Moves the cursor to the end of the line.
HOME		Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.

B. TEXT COMMANDS USING THE TEXT COMMAND PROMPT

WORD(s) to type		RESULT
ESCAPE		Gets you command prompt.
STOP		Quits the text editor and saves the changes.
QUIT		Quits the text editor and prompts you to save the changes or not.
BYE		Quits and does not save the changes.
SEARCH		Allows you to search the document for a string of text or a character, (ie. Tab character).
		Type in search and press Enter
		It will prompt you for a search pattern.
		Type in the word and press Enter
		It will find the first occurrence and prompt you to continue the search.
		To find all Tab characters --
		Type in search, press the Tab and Enter key for the search pattern.
MODIFY		Allows you to search the document for a string of text or a character, and replace them (ie. Tab character).
		Type in search and press Enter.
		It will prompt you for a search pattern.
		Type in the word and press Enter.
		It will prompt you for a replacement pattern.
		Type in the replacement.
		It will find the first occurrence and give you a prompt.
		It will ask if you want automatic replacement.
		Press Y to replace all occurrences.
		Press N to have it prompt you for each replacement.
		Press Q to quit the modify.
		With the search command you can search for special characters.
		Example:
		COMMAND: MODIFY
		Search pattern: Tab and Enter
		Replacement pattern: (8 spaces) and Enter
COPY/MOVE - BLOCK COMMANDS		YOU CAN COPY/MOVE SECTIONS OF TEXT BY BLOCKING IT; THEN COPYING/MOVING IT.
		To block a section of text.
		1. Using a MOUSE:
		Position your cursor on the first character.
		Press your left mouse button, drag the highlighted section down to the end portion.
		Click with your left mouse button again.
		You should have a portion of the text highlighted.
		2. Using COMMANDS:
		Position your cursor on the first character.
		Press Escape to get a command line, type in: beg block press Enter.
		Using your arrow keys highlight the portion you want to copy. at the end, press Escape to get a command line, type in end block.
		You should have a portion of the text highlighted.
		Copy the blocked section.
		Position your cursor where you want to copy the text.
		Press Escape to get a command line, type in:
		Copy block
		Press Enter.
		It should copy the text, you can repeat this as many times
		as you need to as long as the text is still highlighted or blocked.
MOVING THE BLOCKED SECTION.
		Position your cursor where you want to move the text.
		Press Escape to get a command line, type in:
		Move block
		Press Enter.
		It should move the text, you can repeat this as many
		times as you need to as long as the text is still
		highlighted or blocked.
UNBLOCK		UNBLOCKS HIGHLIGHTED TEXT.
WRITE		Writes the text document to a file.
		Example WRITE "A:\COMPHIST.REF"
		Writes the reference sheet to the a drive.
INSERT		Inserts a document into the current document.
		Useful when you want to merge two files together.
		Position your cursor where it should be inserted.
		At the command line type in: INSERT "FILENAME.EXT".