IMPORT.HLP

You can use your word processor or data base programs to produce an ASCII
text files for Type-Set-It. Make the files with the extention ".TXT". You
can use the DOS program EDLIN, the IBM Personal Editor, the Norton Editor,
Sidekick or programs like Xywrite that create ASCII files. Word processor
like Word Perfect or Wordstar that normally produce non-standard files, can
be used by saving text as a "DOS" or "non-document" file.

Start TYPE-SET-IT in the normal manner. Set your margins and select the
size and style of type. Set the line positioning (justified = F2 F4),  and
then read in the ASCII file as follows:

   To <O>pen the file TSI.TXT for reading, type CTRL + "O".

   To <R>ead in copy from the file, type CTRL + "R". This will bring in
copy continuously until you stop it. To stop the reading press ESC.
(Note: Any key will stop reading.)

   You may selectively read copy with the following commands:
      To read one <C>haracter at a time, type CTRL + "C".
      To read one <W>ord at a time, type CTRL + "W".
      To read one <L>ine at a time, type CTRL + "L".

   If you mess up, you can quickly throw all your copy away with F6, F7.

   To re<S>tart the reading of the file from the beginning, type CTRL + "S".

   To select a different file to import, press F7 then F9. You will see a
directory of the files available for import. The status window starts with
the default filename "TSI.TXT". To change it, just enter the import file
[d:\path\]name without the extention. When you press return, you will see
the name change to your selection.

For additional help, use these instructions to read the file IMPORT.TXT.
into Type-Set-It and print it out. It is an example of the use of imbedded
mnemonics as well as providing additional import instructions.

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