
/begin "Editor Help"                / HELP_MAIN
You may exit the capture editor by pressing the Esc key.
The following keys are redefined for your convenience:

"    ÄÄÙ      Enters CR/LF (0D,0A hex)"

Use the cursor keys (and "Home, End, PgUp," and PgDn)
in order to move around the capture buffer.  The
Tab key (ÄÄ³) will shift the cursor to the character
viewer so that you can directly enter text.  The
Shift-Tab key (³ÄÄ) will switch you back to the
hexadecimal viewer.

The ÜÜ symbol represents signal "level 0," and 
ÛÛ represents signal level 1.

The displayed -- symbol indicates undefined events.
The displayed ðð symbol indicates a signals-only event.
The displayed  symbol indicates a time stamp event.
/end
/begin "Importing Events"
At the current workspace "address," the data file you have
specified is loaded.  Each file byte is considered to
be data with the source (DCE or DTE) and the signals
as defined in the default event.
/end

/begin "Exporting Events"
At the current workspace "address," you can specify which
events to export to another format. We recommend that
ASCII text should be saved to a .TXT file and binary 
data to files that use a .DAT filename extension.
/end

/begin "Opening Event Files"
At the current workspace "address," load the capture file.
BreakOut-II assumes capture files use a .CAP
filename extension.  The "file's" description is also 
displayed to make it easier to identify the actual capture.
/end


/begin "Selecting a Range"                       / HELP_BLOCK
You can select a range of events by one of the following:

Edit:Select All  To select all currently defined events
Edit:Select Beginning  To set the beginning
Edit:Select End	 To set the end

In order for a selection to be "recognized," both a 
beginning and an end must be selected. If both are
properly "selected," they will be highlighted in the
upper, right corner of the event editor panel.
/end

/begin "What are those filename extensions again?"
BreakOut-II assumes filename extensions that are
used by the event editor:

.BCL	BCL source modules
.BEA	BCL analysis execution module
.BEC	BCL in-workspace conversion execution module
.BES	BCL save to .CAP execution module
.BEX	BCL export to binary data file execution module
.CAP	BreakOut-II capture event file
.DAT	Binary data
.TXT	ASCII text
/end

/begin "Is there a way to find where a capture started?"
Starting with version "4," captures
are given descriptions that correspond to a 
logged activity. You can Find the start or end
of a capture just by executing the Find menu item
under the Edit menu.

The same applies to triggers.
/end

/begin "How do I print an analysis?"
Perform the analysis using the Options:Analysis
menu item. When asked for analysis to be saved to
a file or "display," select File.

When prompted for a "filename," select the printer
of choice (such as LPT1 so long as you are not using
it for the optional LMA) and off it goes!
/end

/begin "What has changed since version 3.2?"
Lot of things. But in the event editor panel:

1 User interface dramatically improved
2 Support for time stamp viewing and editing
3 Context-sensitive help and tips and techniques
4 Import and export to your favorite formats
5 Introduction of an event clipboard
6 Within workspace conversions and now saves
7 Many new BCL analysis modules and BCL improved
/end