INSERT PAUSES

       Select a batch file from the default list or choose "Other"
       for one-step execution to isolate a problem command.  The file
       will be saved to <filename>.LED, and a copy will be made with
       ECHO ON and a PAUSE after each command.
UTILITIES

       From this menu you can execute one of the special trouble shooting
       utilities such as VANILLA, INSERT PAUSES, or RENAME.  If you have
       DOS 5.0 or higher you also get SETVER TABLE and MEMORY REPORT 
       utilities.

       These options allow you to quickly make tests on the system.
       Files are automatically saved to <filename>.LED and you can
       restore them from this menu or from the command line with
       standard DOS commands.  

       If your system uses special drivers such as disk compression
       utilities, be sure to copy those drivers into the "test"
       CONFIG.SYS and AUTOEXEC.BAT before rebooting.  Always have
       a bootable floppy handy just in case.
RESTORE
    
    From the Restore menu you can quickly undo changes made for
    testing by the PAUSE, RENAME, and VANILLA options. It searches 
    for <filename>.LED and if found deletes the normal filename,
    then renames the backup file to the original.

    If you have PAUSE'd an "Other" file, use the exact same
    path\filename to restore it.

    Note that files that are edited automatically get backed up to
    <filename>.OLD, and can't be restored with this command.  To 
    restore those files, choose ALT+F for file, O for open in the editor, 
    then enter a name of <filename>.OLD.  After loading the file use
    ALT+F for file, R for rename and give it the original extension.
    When warned that the file already exists, answer 'Y' for yes continue
    and then save the file.  You can also use the DOS copy command 
    to restore at the DOS prompt.
VANILLA

    Select a file (or Both) for changing.  The utility will save the
    current file to <filename>.LED, and you can later use the RESTORE
    option to easily undo the changes.

    If you will be troubleshooting with Windows programs, use the
    Windows versions of vanilla (3 or W).  This will keep the HIMEM.SYS
    driver loading from the default "\DOS" directory.

    This option backs up the file and creates a generic one that contains
    only the basic commands for running the system.  This is an excellent
    way of testing for a software problem.  If problem goes away under the
    Vanilla setup, add the old commands one at a time untill the problem
    returns.

RENAME

    Save your fingers a little wear by using this option instead of
    the DOS "ren" command.  This option picks the backup filename for
    you to prevent errors and lost time "hunting" for the backup copy.
    
    Select a file (or Both) for changing.  The utility will save the
    current file to <filename>.LED, and you can later use the RESTORE
    option to easily undo the changes. 
MAIN MENU

  From here you can select a sub-menu to do something.
  
  Close     - Closes the edit window and returns you to MAIN FUNCTIONS.
  Exit      - Exits the editor.  If the file was modified you
              are warned about saving it first.
OPEN FILE

      The drive and path of the file you are pointing to is displayed
      in the top box.  Use TAB to move between file lists and menus.

      Filename     - Allows you to enter a file to load, or quickly
                     change drive or path.  You can also enter a server
                     name with backslashes as the path.
      Change Drive - Select a new drive from a list of available disks.
      History      - Select a filename from up to 64 previous ones.
                     The most recently edited file is at the top.
      List Filter  - Restrict the files displayed by a standard DOS
                     filter.  The default is "*.BAT" to show only
                     batch files.
      Edit Server  - Change the path to another machine on the network.
      Search Path  - If you don't remember where a file is located, but
                     it's in one of the directories in your PATH, this
                     option will find it for you.
MAIN FUNCTIONS

  Edit Other    - Opens the editor's file selection menu.  From there you can
                  search the PATH, another Drive or Directory, or manually
                  enter the file to load.

  1-9 Preset    - Selects a preset file to edit.  The Preset files will use
                  the current drive unless you overide it with "LED G:" or
                  other letter when you load the program.  In this example,
                  Config.sys, Autoexec.bat, and the other default names will
                  be loaded from drive G.  

  Select Server - The location of the preset filenames can be changed with
                  this option to use another Server on the network. 

  Drive Select  - The drive letter of the preset files can be changed from
                  here.  The directories of the preset files (\LANTASTI and
                  \WINDOWS), can be changed with environment variables
                  (LAN_CFG and WIN_CFG).  For example, SET LAN_CFG=\NETWORK
                  would tell LED the startnet and protocol files are in the
                  \NETWORK directory.

  Information   - Displays DOS, System, and Network information.

  Utilities     - Menu for special trouble shooting options.

  Colors        - Changes the color scheme.
COLOR SELECT
     
     Choose the color scheme you prefer.  It is saved for future
     sessions.
EDITOR HELP
   Valid keys in the editor: (Note: some keys not valid while editing a line)
   
   HOME = Start of line   END = End of line   ENTER = Edit line
   PageUp,PageDown, Left,Right, Up,Down = Move cursor (+SHIFT = Start Block)
   SHIFT + INSERT = Paste       SHIFT + DELETE = Cut Block to clipboard.
   ESC  = Cancels most commands. Will restore a line before you save it.

   ALT + F,E,S,H,M = File, Edit, Search, Help, Main Menus
   ALT + P         = Print file or blocked area
   ALT + B         = Back to previous file from history list.
   ALT + N         = Next file from history.
   ALT + X         = Exit the editor completely back to DOS.
   ALT + C         = Paste current network connections as batch commands
   
   CTRL + ENTER , or INSERT = Insert a blank line     
   CTRL + Y , or DELETE     = Delete current line
   CTRL + Right  = Last word on line       CTRL + Left     = Next word
   CTRL + PageUp = Top of file             CTRL + PageDown = End of File
   CTRL + HOME   = Top of screen           CTRL + END      = Screen bottom
   CTRL + INSERT = Copy to clipboard       CTRL + DELETE   = Erase block
   
   Function Keys are shown at the bottom of the screen.  To get help on
   one of these, go to it's Menu (File, Edit, etc.) and hit F1.
FILE MENU
  
  Save              - Renames the old file with an ".OLD" extension,
                      then saves current file.
  Rename            - Changes the name of the file in memory to some 
                      other name.  If the new name already exists in the
                      current directory, you are warned.
  New file          - Starts a blank file.  You are asked for a name first.
  Open file         - Loads a file. You can also specify a file name on
                      the command line when you start the program.
  Jump to Batch file- If the current line contains another batch file
                      as a command or if CALLed, this command will attempt
                      to load that file into the editor.
  - Previous        - This choice allows you to quickly load the file
                      previous to the current one.
  List History      - Jumps to the history section of the File Open menu.
                      From here you can select one of the previously
                      edited files (up to 64 are saved).
  Print             - Sends the file in memory to the printer.  You may
                      specify any valid dos device or network printer.
                      If using COMx, it should be a network redirected
                      port, since the editor doesn't set the comm port
                      parameters.
EDIT MENU
          
       Copy         - Makes a duplicate copy of the current line or
                      a range of lines if blocked, into the clipboard.
       Cut          - Removes the current line or a range of blocked
                      lines from the file and into the clipboard.
       Delete line  - Erases the line or block of lines marked and doesn't
                      save them anywhere.
       Insert line  - Creates a new blank line at the cursor's 
                      current row.
       Paste        - Inserts the contents of the clipboard into the
                      file at the cursor current row.
       Duplicate    - Makes a copy of the current line.
       Move         - Places the current line into a special buffer where
                      it will stay until you select this option again to
                      paste the line.  While moving a line you can continue
                      to edit, cut & paste, etc. without harm to this line.
       REMark/unREM - Inserts or removes REM commands at the start of a line.
                      Helps turn commands on or off by REMarking them.
       LH           - Inserts or removes the LoadHigh command at the
                      start of a line.
       Connections  - Pastes the Batch command equivilants of your current
                      network logins and device redirections.
       Net Commands - Popup menus to easily paste the most common NET
                      commands into to file.
SEARCH MENU
          
          Find         - Searches from the start of the file for a line
                         that contains the same text as what you enter
                         at the prompt.
          Search again - Searches for the previous item from the cursor's
                         location forward.
          Replace      - Searches from the cursor forward for a match, and
                         replaces it with new data.  You may replace 
                         selectively or all at once with CTRL+ENTER.
          Goto line    - Prompts for a line number, then moves the cursor
                         to that line.  If the number is out of range for
                         the file, an error message is displayed.
          Top          - Places the cursor at the first letter of the first
                         line of the file.
          End          - Takes the cursor to the first letter in the last
                         line of the file.
HELP MENU           

     Topic Search - If in the editor, this attemps to identify DOS and NET
                    commands on the current line and display information
                    about them.  You may also use the hotkey [F1] for
                    help on menus and error messages.
     Index        - Lets you select a DOS command you need help on.
     Editor       - Tips on what keys are valid in the main editor.
     About        - Displays the copyright, and information about
                    how much memory is available, how many lines there are
                    in the file, and how many files are in the history list.
YES OR NO
         
          You are being asked for confirmation on some action before
          continuing with the last command.  This is probably a warning
          that your command has consequences.  Normally, these are the
          choices you can make:
          
            No  - You don't care about the consequences, proceed.
          
            Yes - Take corrective action, then proceed.
           
            ESC - Cancel the command, it was a mistake.
BUFFER FULL
                  
          Either you are trying to create a single line longer than the
          127 character limit, or the memory set aside for the text buffer
          has been exhausted.  DOS limits the size of a command line to 127
          characters, therefore so does LED.  If you need more than that
          on a single line, use another editor.
          
          If the text buffer is full, use ALT-H for help, then hit A
          for About LED to see how much memory is available.  The largest
          size for a single file is 65,519 characters, but that could be
          less if there's limited memory.  The available memory is divided
          in half, for the text buffer and clipboard buffer of equal size.

          Note that after you save a file, it may grow larger to a size
          that LED can not load.  This is because in memory, only linefeeds
          seprate lines, but on disk DOS uses CR/LF combinations.
FILE NOT FOUND
          
          The requested command could not be located.  Check the path and/or
          the spelling.  If the file was another batch file being CALLED,
          it should include the full DOS PATH+Filename, or be located
          somewhere in the current PATH.  
          
          In a Jump [F4], the PATH used is from the current ENVIRONMENT,
          not the PATH= shown in a file being edited.
NO BACKUP
          
        The program was unable to remove the previous copy of FILENAME.OLD,
        where "FILENAME" is the current file name, or it could not rename
        the current file with a OLD extension.  The OLD file may be write
        protected or have network security.  There may also be a problem
        with the disk drive.

        This is only a warning, and LED will try to save the current file
        without making the backup copy.  
FILE NOT OPEN
          
          The requested file could not be openned for either input or
          possibly output.  This could be due to a write protected disk,
          or some other disk error.  This is not the same as "File Not
          Found".  The file was found, but couldn't be accessed.
DISK ERROR
          
          While writing to a file a disk error occured.  This might be
          due to a full disk, or hardware failure.
          
          You should run a CHKDSK to be sure the disk's FAT table is
          not corrupted.
NO PRINTER
          
          The printer device is invalid or not responding.  Check that
          the printer does function in other programs.  Also be sure
          it is ON-LINE and has paper.  Is the printer attached to the
          computer?
PRINTER ERROR
          
          An error occured while writing to a printer device.  Check
          that the printer is powerd on, and is not out of paper.
          
          Also, if the print job is being spooled to disk, such as in
          a network, be sure the disk is not full or corrupted.  Run
          a CHKDSK on the print/spool server.
FILE EXISTS
          
          You have changed the name of the current file to one that
          is already used on the disk in the current directory.
          
          If you choose to use this name anyway, when you save the
          file you might be over writing another one.  If you intend
          to replace the file on disk with this one, ignor this error.
OUT OF RANGE
          
          The value given for this command was not within the minimum or
          maximum allowed.  Most DOS commands that use numbers have limits
          to their settings, such as LASTDRIVE=Z and FILES=255.

          You may also see this error if you try to "goto" a line number
          less than 0 or greater than your text file in the LED editor.
NO HELP
           
          The context sensitive search system was unable to find a match
          with any of the key words in the help file.  Maybe the item you
          need help on is misspelled, or the programmer of LED made an
          oversight on what you might need help with.
          Somedays are better than others...
PATH NOT FOUND

        The requested path can not be found or doesn't conform to the
        DOS standards of valid letters or length.
INVALID DRIVE

        A drive must be a single letter from A to Z.
SETVER TABLE

      In versions of DOS 5 and up the Setver.exe driver is used to
      trick older programs into thinking they are running in a
      different DOS version.  Having or not having Setver correctly
      installed may cause a variety of problems, depending on the
      network version.

      For LANtastic 2.5 to 3.01 this driver is required and should
      be set to report DOS version 4.0 to the network programs.

      For LANtastic 3.03 and up, the network programs should be
      removed from the Setver table.  For version 3.02, you may or
      may not need SETVER depending on the release.

      The options here are to add or remove NET.EXE, REDIR.EXE, and
      SERVER.EXE to the table.  No error checking is done.  You must
      have COMMAND.COM and SETVER.EXE in you path.  Use the View
      option to verify that the table was changed, then reboot as
      soon as possible. (Logout the users first if on a server!)
NO NETWORK
 
      The network software is not loaded.  Many of the functions
      in Lan EDit only work with the network REDIR.EXE program
      running.

NO NETBIOS

     To display this information, you need to have the netbios drivers
     running.  In an ethernet network, this usually means the low level
     driver and AILANBIO.  In a 2mbps network, load the LANBIOS or
     LANBIOSx driver.
