
  CURSOR    ^P            EDITING COMMANDS             MESSAGE COMMANDS
MOVEMENT     |             
         ^B--+--^F           ^K kill line                 ^Z save and exit
             |               ^D delete char          ESC ESC abort message
            ^N            ESC D delete word forward    ESC Q quote message
                         ESC ^H delete word backward      ^Q quote message
   ^A beginning of line                                 ^X Q quote all
   ^E end of line         ESC S search forward
ESC F forward word           ^S search forward         ESC J change subject
ESC B backward word          ^R search reverse         ESC T change recipient
   ^V forward page        ESC R query replace      
ESC V backward page                                    ESC Z change colors etc
ESC < top of file         ESC A format paragraph        
ESC > bottom of file      ESC C check spelling         ^X ( begin macro
ESC G goto line number                                 ^X ) end macro
ESC P top of paragraph     ESC . mark                  ^X E execute macro
ESC N bottom of paragraph  ESC W copy        MODES
                              ^W cut      ^X MI insert       FILE I/O
   ^U repeat 4 times          ^Y paste    ^X MW wrap   ^X ^I insert file
   ^L redraw screen                                          w/auto-uuencode
   ^G abort any prompt    ESC ! send broadcast message

--- WELCOME TO EMACSDLG ---
EmacsDLG uses the same command set as the popular MicroEmacs text editor.
If you use any flavor of Emacs editor on other computers, you'll be at
home with EmacsDLG.  Most of your favorite command sequences will work.

--- WHAT IS THIS [@[@[@? ---
If you see [@[@[@ when you type, your BBS settings are incorrect for your
terminal program.  Go to the options menu in the BBS and turn OFF the ANSI
Cursor Positioning option.  Or, switch to a terminal program that supports
a larger set of ANSI sequences.

--- CUT AND PASTE ---
Press ESC . (period) to set the "mark".  Everything between the mark and
the cursor is called the "region".  Press ESC W to copy the region into
the "kill" buffer.  Press ^W to cut the region into the kill buffer.
Press ^Y to paste the kill buffer into the message at the cursor.  The
^K command kills the current line, placing it into the kill buffer.

--- REPEAT COUNTS ---
Any command can be repeated multiple times.  Press ^U, then enter the
repeat count, then enter the command.  ^U 50 ^D will delete 50 characters.

--- MESSAGE QUOTING ---
Press ESC Q or ^Q to bring up the quote window.  Move the cursor to the
line you want to quote, and press RETURN to copy it to the message window.
You can also press ^X Q to copy the entire quote into the message window.

--- SPELLING CHECKER ---
Press ESC C to run the spelling checker.  Possible misspellings are shown
and you may enter replacements.

--- FORTUNE COOKIES ---
You can have a random "fortune cookie" quote appended to the end of each
of your messages.  Use the ESC Z command to turn on this option.

--- BROADCAST MESSAGES ---
Another on-line user may send you a broadcast message.  You can reply
without leaving the editor by using the ESC ! command.

--- KEYBOARD MACRO ---
Press ^X ( to begin recording your keystrokes, and ^X ) to stop recording.
Press ^X E to execute your recorded keystrokes.  Very handy!

--- MESSAGE HEADER ---
ESC J will let you enter a new SUBJECT for the message, while ESC T will
let you redirect the message to a different person.

--- WORD WRAPPING ---
Confused about the word wrapping?  Press ESC A to cause the current
paragraph to be reformatted.

--- CUSTOMIZE!!! ---
Use the ESC Z command to change your COLORS, QUOTE GREETING, FORTUNE
COOKIES, and other options to your liking.

--- SYSOP-ONLY ---
^X^W will write the message to a file, ^X^P will print the message.

--- SAVE AND EXIT ---
Press ^Z to save your message and return to the BBS.  Press ESC twice to
abort the message and return to the BBS without saving it.
