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.1
System Level Help.

      ALT+O.........Move to OK Button.
      ALT+C.........Move to Cancel Button.
      ESC...........Backs Out of Any Screen or Function, or click on
		    "Cancel" Button. Screen Not Recorded As Complete.
      F1............Help.
      F10...........Exits A Screen, or Click on "OK" Button, or
		    ENTER on Last Field. Screen is Recorded as
		    Being Completed.
      NUM-LOCK......Select Between Numbers & Arrow Cursor Keys.
      ENTER.........Accept Menu Choice.
      INSERT........Toggle Keyboard From Insert to Replace Mode.
      LEFT/RIGHT ARROW......Move Left or Right within Field.
      HOME..................First Field on Screen.
      END...................Last Field on Screen.
      DELETE................Delete Character at Cursor.
      BACKSPACE.............Delete Previous Character.
      SHIFT-PRINT SCREEN....Print Out Screen to Printer.
      ENTER, TAB, DOWN......Next Field on Screen.
      SHIFT-TAB, UP.........Previous Field on Screen.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]             @16[MACROS HELP]

.2
Key Assignments For This Field.

   To Change a Selection. First Press Space, a Screen will be Displayed
	With a Selection of Choices. Use Cursor Keys or First Letter
	to Select. Use Enter Key to Make Your choice.
   Before or After Selection Has Been Made...
	HOME.................First Choice.
	END..................Last Choice.
	ENTER................Select A Choice.
	DOWN.................Next Field on Screen.
	UP...................Previous Field on Screen.
	ESC..................Backs Out of menu.
	F1...................Help.
   With a Mouse and Mouse Cursor on the Field, Press the Left Mouse
	Button To Make a Selection. Move the Mouse Cursor to the
	Choice and Click the Left Mouse Button to Select it.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @16[MACROS HELP]

.3
Key Assignments For This Field.

	  SPACE................Toggle Choice.
	  Y or y...............Select Yes.
	  N or n...............Select No.
	  ENTER, TAB, DOWN.....Next Field on Screen.
	  SHIFT-TAB, UP........Previous Field on Screen.
	  ALT+O................Move to OK Button.
	  ALT+C................Move to Cancel Button.
	  ESC..................Backs Out of Any Screen or Function,
	  F1...................Help.
	  F10..................Exits A Screen.

	  With a Mouse Press Left Mouse Button with Mouse Cursor
	     in this field toggles Choice Yes or No.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @16[MACROS HELP]
.4
Key Assignments For This Field.

       This field Accepts Numbers, Only.
       0-9 or -......Enter a Number.
       INSERT........Toggle Keyboard From Insert to Replace Mode.
       LEFT/RIGHT ARROW.......Move Left or Right within a Field.
       HOME...................First Field on screen.
       END....................Last Field on screen.
       DELETE.................Delete Character at Cursor.
       BACKSPACE..............Delete Previous Character.
       ENTER, TAB, DOWN.......Next Field on Screen.
       SHIFT-TAB, UP..........Previous Field on Screen.
       ALT+O..................Move to OK Button.
       ALT+C..................Move to Cancel Button.
       ESC....................Backs Out of Any Screen or Function.
       F1.....................Help.
       F10....................Exits A Screen.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @16[MACROS HELP]
.5
Key Assignments For This Field.

	This field Accepts Any Letter, Number or Punctuation.
	INSERT.......Toggle Keyboard From Insert to Replace Mode.
	LEFT/RIGHT ARROW.....Move Left or Right within a Field.
	HOME.................First Field on Screen.
	END..................Last Field on Screen.
	DELETE...............Delete Character at Cursor.
	BACKSPACE............Delete Previous Character.
	ENTER, TAB, DOWN.....Next Field on Screen.
	SHIFT-TAB, UP........Previous Field on Screen.
	ALT+O................Move to OK Button.
	ALT+C................Move to Cancel Button.
	ESC..................Backs Out of Any Screen or Function or
	     Press "Cancel". Screen Not Recorded As Complete.
	F1...................Help.
	F10..................Exits A Screen, or Press "OK". Screen is
	     Recorded as Being Completed, or ENTER on Last Field.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @16[MACROS HELP]

.6
Key Assignments For This Field.

	This field Accepts Any Letter, Number or Punctuation.
	You Can Scroll This Field Left or Right by Using the
	LEFT or RIGHT at the End of This Field.
	INSERT.......Toggle Keyboard From Insert to Replace Mode.
	LEFT/RIGHT ARROW.......Move Left or Right within a Field.
	HOME...................First Field on Screen.
	END....................Last Field on Screen.
	DELETE.................Delete Character at Cursor.
	BACKSPACE..............Delete Previous Character.
	ENTER, TAB, DOWN.......Next Field on Screen.
	SHIFT-TAB, UP..........Previous Field on Screen.
	ALT+O..................Move to OK Button.
	ALT+C..................Move to Cancel Button.
	ESC....................Backs Out of Any Screen or Function, or
	       Press "Cancel". Screen Not Recorded As Complete.
	F1.....................Help.
	F10....................Exits A Screen, or press "OK". Screen
	       is Recorded as Being Completed, or ENTER on Last Field.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]
     @16[MACROS HELP]

.7
Key Assignments For This Screen.

	You Can Also Enter the First Letter of a Choice.
	Either A Cap or Lower Case Letter Will Do.
	LEFT/RIGHT ARROW..........Move Left or Right a Field.
	HOME......................First Field on Screen.
	END.......................Last Field on Screen.
	ENTER.....................Accept Menu Choice.
	UP/DOWN...................Up or Down A Choice.
	   If On A Multi-Page Popup Menu...
	PAGE-UP...................Scroll Up A Page.
	PAGE-DOWN.................Scroll Down A Page.
	ESC.......................Cancel. Leave Screen.
	F1........................Help.
	You Can Also Select a Choice by Pressing the Key
	Corresponding to the First Character in its Name.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]
     @16[MACROS HELP]        @20[MOUSE HELP FOR SCROLLING AND PAGING]

.8
MS-DOS/PC-DOS Conventions.

       PRN:............Standard Printer. Either LPT1: or Other
	  Device Setup With MODE Command.
       AUX:............Standard Auxiliary. Either COM1: or Other
	  Device Setup With MODE Command.
       LPT1:-LPT4:.....Parallel Printers.
       COM1:-COM4:.....Communications Ports
       A: & B:.........First & Second Floppy Disk.
       C: & D:.........Either Ram Disk or First and Second Hard Disk
       Path............DISK:\FIRST\SECOND\LAST. A Path Made Up of
	  Disk Letter Followed by a ':', Followed by a '\',
	  and Other Directories Separated by '\'.
       File Name.......FILENAME.EXT. An 8 Character File Name,
	  Followed by a '.' Followed by a 3 Character
	  Extension. Combine with a Path for a Full File Name.
       NO Punctuation is Allowed in a File or Path Except as
	  Noted Above.

.9
Available Colors

      Available color choices available for Color Screens are:
      Black, Blue, Cyan, Green, Red, Magenta, Brown. Foreground
      colors can Blink, and can also be High Intensity. Note
      High Intensity Brown is Yellow.

      @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]           @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.10
Background Color Choice

  These options allow you to select the General Background Color for
  a specific color setup which you can make. You can select any of the
  available color choices. Users of Monochrome Monitors should not change
  the colors setup.

   @9[AVAILABLE COLOR CHOICES]    @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

   @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]           @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.11
Foreground Color Choice

  These options allow you to select the Foreground Color Choice for a
  specific color setup which you can make. You can select any of the
  available color choices. Users of Monochrome Monitors should not change
  the colors setup.

  @9[AVAILABLE COLOR CHOICES]    @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]           @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.12
Select Bright Foreground Color?

  These options allow you to select whether the Foreground Color Choice
  is to be in High Intensity. You can choose Yes or No. Users of Monochrome
  Monitors should not change this Selection.

  @3[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

  @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.13
Select Blink Choice

  These options allow you to select whether the Foreground Color Blinks.
  Generally this Option is only used for Error Colors, but it can be used
  for Current Fields etc. You can choose Yes or No. Users of Monochrome
  Monitors should not change this Selection.

  @3[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

  @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.14
OK and Cancel Buttons.

    If you press the Enter key on the OK button or Click the mouse
    on it, it is the equivalent of pressing the F10 key.

    If you Press the Enter key on the Cancel Button or Click the
    Mouse on it, it is equivalent to pressing the ESC key.

    * If you want to move to the OK button press {ALT}+O.

    * If you want to move to the Cancel button press {ALT}+C.

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]          @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

    @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.16
Global Macros and Other Keystrokes.

    Record a Macro. Press ALT+F5. Press the Key You want to Record a
    Macro for. Press the Keys you want to record. Press ALT+F5 to end.


    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                     @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.17
File Editor Keystrokes.

    ALT+F.........Search for String.
    ALT+R.........Search and Replace String.
    ALT+B.........Mark A Block "Row Wise" meaning In Vertical Rows and
		  use again to end marking.
    ALT+C.........Mark A Block "Column Wise" meaning In Horizontal Rows
		  and use again to end marking.
    Delete........Delete Marked Block.
    GREY-MINUS....Cut A Marked Block and Place on Clipboard.
    GREY-PLUS.....Copy A Marked Block to the Clipboard.
    F10...........Exit and Save file.
    ESC...........Exit and Abandon File (Don't Save).

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]            @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]


.18
Key Assignments For This Screen.

	HOME......................First Field on Screen.
	END.......................Last Field on Screen.
	ENTER.....................Accept Menu Choice.
	SPACE BAR.................Select or Deselect a choice.
			 û will appear on all selected choices.
			 Clicking The Field With a Mouse Has the
			 Same Effect.
	UP/DOWN...................Up or Down A Choice.
		      If On A Multi-Page Popup Menu...
	PAGE-UP...................Scroll Up A Page.
	PAGE-DOWN.................Scroll Down A Page.
	ESC.......................Cancel. Leave Screen (No Selections).
	F1........................Help.
	F10.......................(or Press on OK) Accept Selected Choices.


     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]
     @16[MACROS HELP]         @20[MOUSE HELP FOR SCROLLING AND PAGING]

.19
System Wide Mouse Help.

    Press the Left Mouse Button on a field to move the selected field
    highlight to that field.

    Pressing the Left Mouse Button anywhere outside of a screen acts
    as though you had pressed ESC.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                @20[SCROLLING MOUSE FIELDS]

.20
Scrolling Mouse Fields.

    In Any field of a Menu or Selection Screen in which you can Scroll,
    You can use the Mouse to move or scroll...

    If the screen has a "Scroll Light" arrow at the Top or Bottom of
    the screen, press the Left Mouse Button on the "Scroll Light"
    arrow. This has the same effect as pressing the appropriate Up or
    Down key on the keyboard.

    Moving the Mouse Cursor to a selection and pressing on it
    will select it.

    Pressing again on a selected field or choice will act as
    though you had pressed ENTER.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.21
About

     This Menu Choice will Show you the title and program version
     and copyright information.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.22
File Menu.

     This Menu Choice Gives you file related activities.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.23
Attributes.

     This Menu Choice Gives you Activities related to Attributes or
     screen colors on saved screens.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]          @34[ATTRIBUTES/COLORS]

.24
Screen Menu.

     This Menu Choice Gives you Activities that Relate to the Saved
     Screens and the SCRCAP TSR program.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.25
Read Screen From Disk.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to read a screen file that was previously
     captured by the SCRCAP TSR program, and saved earlier.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.26
Print Screen Using Defaults.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to Print the current screen you are
     working with to a printer or a disk file. This allows you to change
     only a few options.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.27
Print Screen Using Complete Specification.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to Print the current screen you are
     working with to a printer or a disk file. This allows you to change
     Any of the available options related to printers, and conversion for
     printing.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.28
Convert To Graphic File Using Defaults.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to Convert the current screen you are
     working with to a Graphic File. This allows you to change only a
     few options.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.29
Convert to Graphic File Using Complete Specification.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to Convert the current screen you are
     working with to a Graphic file. This allows you to change any of the
     available options related to the conversion.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.30
Edit All Attribute Table Entries.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to customize all the entries in an
    Attribute Table file. These tell the Program how to handle each
    color or screen attribute. This allows you to enter all 128 entries.
    The entries for Blinking Text Duplicate the non-blinking entries.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]          @34[ATTRIBUTES/COLORS]

.31
Edit Attribute Table Entries In Current Screen.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to customize the entries in an Attribute
    Table file, that specifically relate to the current screen. These tell
    the Program how to handle each color or screen attribute. This allows
    you to enter all 128 entries. The entries for Blinking Text Duplicate
    the non-blinking entries.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]          @34[ATTRIBUTES/COLORS]

.32
List Attributes in Screen

    This Menu Choice Allows you to see which Attributes are currently being
    used in the current screen and how many times it occurs, showing you
    the relative proportion of each attribute.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]          @34[ATTRIBUTES/COLORS]

.33
About Attributes.

    Attributes tell your video adapter what color to display the text
    on your screen. They are listed as a two digit hexadecimal number.
    (hexadecimal is base 16 of numbers 0 - 9 and A - F).

    The First Digit represents the background. The Second Digit can be
    between 8 - F which indicate a Blinking Color. All Blinking Colors
    are converted to their non-blinking counterpart.

    The Second Digit represents the Foreground. If the Second Digit
    is between 8 and F it Generally represents a bright color.

    @34[MORE ON ATTRIBUTES/COLORS]

.34
Attributes Continued.

    The First Digit represents the background.

    The background colors can be:
    0.....Black      1.....Blue       2.....Cyan      3.....Green
    4.....Red        5.....Magenta    6.....Brown     7.....White
    On a Monochrome monitor, 0 - 6 are black, and 7 is white.

    The Second Digit represents the Foreground.

    The Foreground colors can be:
    0.....Black      1.....Blue       2.....Cyan       3.....Green
    4.....Red        5.....Magenta    6.....Brown      7.....Lite Gray
    8.....Dark Gray  9.....Lite Blue  A.....Lite Cyan  B.....Lite Green
    C.....Lite Red   D.....Lite Mag.  E.....Yellow     F.....Bright.
    On a Monochrome monitor, 0 is black 1 is underline, 2 - 7 are white.
    8 is black, 9 is bright with underline, A - F are Bright White.

    @33[PREVIOUS SCREEN]

.35
Get First Screen.

    This Menu Choice Copies the First Screen that you saved using the
    SCRCAP TSR Program, to the Current Screen area in this program.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.36
Get Next Screen.

    This Menu Choice Copies the Additional Screens that you saved using the
    SCRCAP TSR Program, to the Current Screen area in this program.
	This does Nothing when you have SCRCAP1.EXE loaded. The Other
    SCRCAP programs save more than one screen in memory.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.37
Set Block of Screen to Print.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to Set the Block of the Screen that You
    want to print. If you have a mouse, you can use "Mark Block of Screen
    To Print" to Mark a Block Visually.


    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.38
Mark Block of Screen to Print.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to Mark the Block of the Screen that You
    want to print With a Mouse. If you don't have a mouse, you can use
    this function to view the screen that you got or captured
    before printing.

    If you have a mouse, Move the Mouse to the top left corner of the
    Block, Press F2. Move the mouse to the Bottom Right corner of the
    Block and then press F3.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]


.39
Options Menu.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to customize various options.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.40
Setup Screen Colors.

    This Menu Choice allows you to change the screen colors.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.41
Setup Directories.

    This Menu Choice allows you to change directories used by the program.
    Also changed in this screen are the Printer Type, Printer Port and
    the Interrupt used by the TSR. If you use the /Ixx function when
    starting the TSR you must enter the interrupt you used here.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.42
Setup Printing Defaults.

    This Menu Choice allows you to change the basic printing defaults
    that the program uses when it prints.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.43
Setup Graphic File.

    This Menu Choice allows you to change the basic Graphic File Conversion
    defaults that the program uses when it Converts to a Graphic file.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.44
Setup Screen Colors

    Main Screen Color. This is the Main color used on the screens.
    If you select a bright color the Bright is Turned off while
    drawing the border.

    Highlight. These are the brighter highlights on the screen.

    Basic Field Color. These are the Fields where you enter information.

    Current Field Color. This is the field where the Cursor is Now.

    Error Color. This is the color that the Error Boxes Use.

    @10[BACKGROUND]    @11[FOREGROUND]      @12[BRIGHT]      @13[BLINK]

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

.45
Get Default Directories.

    Data Directory. Where Fonts, Help, and Attribute Tables are kept.
    i.e. C:\SCRCAP\DATA

    Directory to Get Saved Screens From. This is the Directory that
    screens are saved to and retrieved from, i.e. C:\SCRCAP\SCR if
    you don't give a directory.

    Directory to Write Printer Files To. This is the Directory where
    SCP writes the Graphic files, printer output when sent to a file and
    you don't give a directory.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]         @8[MS-DOS CONVENTIONS]

.46
TSR Interrupt

    SCRCAP TSR Interrupt. The SCRCAP TSR uses an Interrupt to communicate
    with SCP. This is by default F1. If you use the /Ixx option when
    starting the TSR, you should enter that value here.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @44[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.47
Key Assignments For This Field.

       This field Accepts Hexadecimal Numbers, Only.
       0-9 or A-F....Enter a Number.
       INSERT........Toggle Keyboard From Insert to Replace Mode.
       LEFT/RIGHT ARROW.......Move Left or Right within a Field.
       HOME...................First Field on screen.
       END....................Last Field on screen.
       DELETE.................Delete Character at Cursor.
       BACKSPACE..............Delete Previous Character.
       ENTER, TAB, DOWN.......Next Field on Screen.
       SHIFT-TAB, UP..........Previous Field on Screen.
       ALT+O..................Move to OK Button.
       ALT+C..................Move to Cancel Button.
       ESC....................Backs Out of Any Screen or Function.
       F1.....................Help.
       F10....................Exits A Screen.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]              @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @16[MACROS HELP]

.48
Set Block To Print.

    Start. Top Left Corner Row and Col, 0 based.

    End.   Bottom Right Corner Row and Col, 0 based.

    You can have a default of -1 for the entire screen.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @4[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.49
File Name and Directory.

    DIRECTORY: This is the disk and directory. You can select by
    pressing the F2 Key. Once You select, You can select another
    directory by pressing F2 again.

    File Name: This is the File Name. If you have Wild Cards in
    the File Name Field Now, (i.e. * or ?) You can select by
    pressing the F2 Key. If You have a file name here and you press
    F2 you can verify that the file exists already.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]         @8[MS-DOS CONVENTIONS]

.50
Save Screen File.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to Save the Current Screen that you are
    currently working with to disk.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.51
Save ALL Screen Files.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to Save All The Screens that have been
    Captured to disk. With this option, you will give a file name. The
    program will assign a number from 1 - number of screens and use this
    as the last two characters of the base 8 character file name.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.52
DOS Shell.

     This Menu Choice Allows you to Goto DOS without leaving the program.
     Type EXIT and then ENTER to return to the program.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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Exit.

    This Menu Choice Allows you to Exit the Program. All data you are
    working on is saved.

     @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

     @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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Viewer

   ESC........Exit.                     PAGEDOWN...Scroll Down One Page.
   PAGEUP.....Scroll Up One Page.       DOWN.......Scroll Down One Line.
   UP.........Scroll Up One Line.       HOME.......Show First Page.
   END........Show Last Page.

   Press Mouse Left Button Down on a "Scroll Light" Arrow to
       Scroll up or Down a Line
   Press Mouse Left Button Down on a "Scroll Bar" and drag and
       release to scroll.
   Press Mouse Left Button Down Outside of Screen to Exit.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]

.55
Select a Section To Print.

   You can use this screen to view the screen that you want to convert or
   print. If you have a mouse, you can use the mouse in this screen to
   select a block to print.

   To Mark a block with the mouse...

   Move to the Top Left Corner, Press The Left Mouse Button, then
   Press the F2 Key To mark it.

   Move to the Bottom Right Corner, Press The Left Mouse Button, then
   Press the F3 Key To mark it.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]                    @54[VIEWER KEYSTROKES]

.56
Table Name.

   Attribute Tables are used to tell the program how to handle each
   screen color or attribute. Press Space To Select an attribute Table.
   Generally Default or Mono will give the best results, but won't
   reproduce any grays.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.57
Reverse Entire Screen.

   When a Screen is converted, or printed other than to a straight text
   file, it can be reversed, i.e. from black to white, etc.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @3[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.58
Font (Pixels Deep).

   This picks the Size of the font to use when converting a file to
   a graphic or printing. Usually 16 pixels high is used for 25 row
   printing and conversions and 8 pixels high is used for 50 row
   printing and conversions, though you can use the others as you need
   to correct the proportion or distort an illustration to fill a space.
   Press Space To Select.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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Resolution.

   This picks the resolution that is used. When converting to a Graphic
   file, it doesn't usually have an effect, though it can have an effect
   when a file is printed. When printing this will tell the printer which
   printing mode to select. Press Space To Select.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.60
Dot Repetition Factors.

   This specifies how each Pixel is Multiplied giving better resolution.
   Try to get your file or printout to the exact size by using a
   combination of these and resolution. This will give the best
   reproduction.

   A Screen can be blown up or reduced using this feature. Use these
   values particularly when printing to help proportion the image to
   the proper size. Press Space To Select.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.61
Gray Pattern Image File To Use.

   When you select a value in the Attribute Editing screen that is not
   0% or 100% The program uses elements in these files to create the
   gray tone image used. These are several different files matched to
   the needs of the printer. HIRES will be the best choice when printing
   on a Laser Printer, and FILE will be the best choice when Converting
   to a file where the graphic will be dithered later when printing.

   NOTE: the Number in the end of the file extension must match the
   value in the Horizontal Dot Repetition Factor.
   Press Space To Select.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.62
Eject Page After Printing.

   This field will tell the printer to send an Eject command to the
   printer after printing the page. If you want to print more than
   one image on a page, then you would answer no until the last one.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @3[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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File Format.

   This picks the Graphic File Format that is used. The beginning of the
   name following the . is the default extension. For example .TIF on the
   Tiff Example is the extension that will be used. All Files Are 2 color.
   Press Space To Select.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @20[SCROLLING WITH MOUSE]        @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.64
Extra Space in Pixels Around Each Line of Screen.

   This allows you to replicate the bottom pixel or the top pixel of every
   character cell to add extra space between lines. This is normally
   0 in each, but you can add a little 1 or two to each which can
   be used to help fill out a space or make a proportion fit better
   and look better. These shouldn't be used too much because they will
   effect the quality of characters such as °°, used in backgrounds and
   scrollers.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @4[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.65
Image Location Horizontal and Vertical.

   This allows you to print or position the printout to exactly where you
   want it on the paper. This has two modes Absolute and Relative.
   If you begin the position with a '+' the position will be relative either
   the left margin or the vertical position.

   You can enter these in Either decimal Inches, i.e. 1.25", Fractional
   inches i.e. 3/4", or Points and Picas i.e. 1p6 or where 1p6 indicates
   1 pica and 6 printers points, Where there is 6 picas to the inch or
   72 points to the inch and 12 points to the pica.

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

   @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

.66
File Name or Device to Print To.

    If you leave this field blank, The Printer you specified earlier in the
    Printer Setup Screen is used.

    If you want to select a printer, Press the F3 key. This will show a list
    of common printer port, though you may not have a printer at any one
    of these ports.

    You can press F2 also to select a file to print to.

    @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

    @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]           @8[MS-DOS CONVENTIONS]

.67
File Name Convert File To.

    Enter the file name that you want to convert the file to.
    Use the Extension of the Graphic File type that you have selected.
    The conversion function will automatically change the extension to
    match the extension in the file format if you do not.

    You can press F2 also to select a file to Convert to.

    @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

    @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]           @8[MS-DOS CONVENTIONS]

.68
Printer Type and Port.

    Printer Type. Press Space and Select the type of printer that you
    want to print to. @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

    Printer to Send to. Enter the Printer Port you want to print to.
    @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

    @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

    @8[MS-DOS CONVENTIONS]

.69
Attribute Editing.

    There are 17 steps of gray Including White and Black The Valid
    Steps are:
    0..7..13..19..26..31..38..44..51..57..63..69..76..81..88..93..100
    All other values are rounded to the nearest step, on closing
    the screen.

    FOREGROUND PERCENT This is The Percentage of Grey that is applied.

    BACKGROUND PERCENT This is The Percentage of Grey that is applied.

    BOLD FONT The Characters with this Attribute will Use the Bold
    Heavier Font if this is set to Yes.

    UNDERSCORE The Characters with this Attribute will be Underscored
    if this is set to Yes.

   @4[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR NUMBERS]        @3[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR YES/NO]

   @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]  @34[ATTRIBUTES]  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

.70
Attribute Table To Edit.

   ATTRIBUTE TABLE TO EDIT. Press the Space Bar to select a file name
   to edit. This gives you a list of the existing Attribute Table files
   in your data directory.
   @2[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

   TABLE NAME TO SAVE TO. This defaults to the same as the previous
   field. Note this name must have a .TBL extension.
   @6[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

    @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]                  @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]

.71
Reset SCRCAP TSR.

    This Menu Choice Resets the SCRCAP TSR Program, to it's initial
    state. All earlier captured screens that were not saved were lost.
	This does Nothing when you have SCRCAP1.EXE loaded. The Other
    SCRCAP programs save more than one screen in memory, so this is
    necessary. With SCRCAP1, each time you press the Hot Key combination,
    the screen in memory is overwritten.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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Preview.

    This button will do a Graphic Preview to your graphics screen.
    If you have an EGA, VGA or Hercules Screen and the Graphic is more
    than 640 pixels wide, you can select between two parts of the screen.
    Press '1' or LEFT, you will select the Left Portion of the screen.
    Press '2' or Right and you will select the second Section of the
    screen. If you press ESC, the Preview will end. Pressing any other
    key, when the preview is finished, you will exit the preview screen.
	If you are using a Hercules adapter, you must run the program
    MSHERC.COM first before starting SCP.

    @1[SYSTEM LEVEL HELP]                 @19[SYSTEM WIDE MOUSE HELP]

    @7[KEYS AVAILABLE FOR THIS FIELD]

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