How to browse a knowledge system ================================ Browsing is the dominant feature of hypertext systems of information. The various PC-Hypertext commands for browsing are: Arrow keys The easiest approach to browsing uses the Up/Down ========== arrows to select topics in both ASCII and network files, the ENTER or RIGHT-ARROW key to shift the display to the selected topic, and the LEFT-ARROW or ESC keys to return to the network. Number keys With network files (and NUM-LOCK off), press NUMBERS to =========== move the cursor to that topic. Press ENTER to select that topic. Level changes With network files, press the RIGHT arrow to select ============= subtopics (same as pressing ENTER). Use the LEFT arrow or press the DEL key to move to parent topics. Back jumps After selecting a sequence of jumps with ASCII files, ========== press the LEFT-ARROW or F3 to jump back to previously displayed files. Scroll select With ASCII files, the PLUS (+) and MINUS (-) keys scroll ============= a highlight line to select jumps to other files. Vertical scroll The PgUp/PgDn, HOME, and END keys scroll the text in =============== both network and ASCII files. Horizontal scroll With ASCII files, the CTRL-RIGHT and CTRL-LEFT arrows ================= shift the display horizontally to display information from column 1 to column 255. References: ------------------------------------- Commands, arrow key Commands, arrow key Commands, MAIN menu