(A)ssign
--------

Assigns the character at the current cursor position to a Key.

This is a fast way to re-define a key if the character you want is already
displayed somewhere on the screen.

Place the cursor on the character you wish to Assign then type ^KA.
You will then be asked for the Key you wish re-define. A verify prompt
will be displayed next. Answering "N" to this aborts the procedure.


(C)opy
------
 Copies a Horizontal or Vertical Line into the internal line storage buffer.

 ^KCH - copies the line at the current cursor position.
 ^KCV - copies the column at the current cursor position.


 The copied line remains in the buffer until you copy another line.
 Once a line is copied, it can be printed many times using the ^KPH & ^KPV
 commands.


(D)efine
--------

 Define a key.

 A pop-up window showing all ASCII characters & graphics characters will be
 displayed. Move the cursor to the character you wish to define to a key and
 then press the <Retrn> key.

 You will then be asked to press the keyboard key you wish to re-Define.
 After selecting the key, a verify prompt is displayed. Answering "N" will
 abort this procedure

(F)unction
----------

 Programs a Function Key with a line of text.

 All 10 Function keys (F1-F10) can be programed with up to 40 characters of

 text. A pop-up window will display the current setting of all 10 Function

 keys. Press the Function key you wish to program and then enter your text.



(K)ey
-----

 Toggles the active keyboard between A and B.

 Each time you use this command, the active keyboard will toggle between

 the two keyboards. The status line indicates which keyboard is active.

 You may set up either keyboard to any arrangment you choose, then switch

 back and forth between the two.

(L)ine
------
 Selects/disables keypad box line drawing.

 You can select between one of four line choices. After your selection the
 cursor pad is re-defined to those box drawing characters. By setting the
 NumLock key ON or by holding the shift key down you can print the
 appropriate line character by pressing the cursor direction keys and the
 Home, End, PgUp and PgDn keys.

 Using Keypad line drawing along with the alternate printing directions
 (Alt-Cursor arrow) will make line drawing much easier.

(P)rint
-------

 Prints a previously copied Horizontal or Vertical line.

 ^KPH - Prints a Horizontal line.
 ^KPV - Prints a Vertical line.

 This will print a copied line (^KC) to the current cursor location.

 You may print either vertical or horizontal lines.


(T)rip
------
 This will toggle the screen trip counter on and off.

 When active the word COUNT will be displayed on the bottom information line
 along with the current character count.

 This is helpful when you wish to enter a set number of characters with out
 having to count them manually.

 Should you enter to many, the
 backspace key will erase and subtract from the count.

(V)iew
------
 If you should happen to forget what keys you have redefined or would like

 to view the key board definitions, you can use this command.

 It will display a key board with the characters that are assigned to them.

 Once you are finished viewing, you can press any key to continue.



