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	This is the DENET menu and button bar.

{bml menu.shg}

	Click on the item you need help with, or click on the
		SEARCH button for a list of help subjects.

{bml mouse.shg}  < Click here for various tips.

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This will toggle text buffering on and off.      

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This button will cancel the current operation or command.      
    This is the same as hitting CTRL C from the keyboard.     

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This will clear the current Window.      

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In the edit window, this will copy the 
highlighted text, and put it onto the clipboard.
It will not remove the text from the Window.
You may also do this by double clicking on the      
right mouse button after highlighting the text.  

In the view window, this will copy the highlighted       
text to the edit window, and bracket it with >> <<
You may also do this by highlighting the text and
then clicking on the right mouse button while 
holding down the CTRL key.

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In the edit window this will remove the current      
highlighted text, and put it onto the clipboard.
You may also do this by highlighting the text
and then clicking on the right mouse button.

This does nothing while in the view window.
You may remove text from the view window 
by highlighting it and then hitting the DELETE
key on the keyboard.  It is destroyed.

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This will allow you to delete a file.      

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This button will;   

    1  Send DIR NEW the first time it is used in an area.      
    2  Send DIR plus the contents of the input window.
    3  Send DIR alone if the input window is empty.

    The CTRL D key sequence does the same thing.

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This will allow you to choose a file to download.      
Go through the steps on Delphi, and then click here.      

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Clicking this button is the same as hitting 
    ENTER or RETURN on the keyboard.      

It will look like  {bmc clock.bmp}  when
    you are offline and it is a clock, and

It will look like  {bmc timer.bmp}  when
    you are online and it is a timer.

It still works like the ENTER key.

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This button will take you back one menu level when      
    online, or exit the program when you are offline. 

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This will send FOLLOW to follow the current thread.      

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This will log you off of Delphi.      

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This log you on to Delphi.      

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This is the Menu Window.      

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This will open a text file into the current window.      

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In the edit window, this will paste the 
text from the clipboard to the current window.
You may do the same thing by clicking on 
the right mouse button while no text is highlighted.       

This does nothing in the view window.

You can paste things into the input window
by using the SHIFT+INSERT key combination.

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These are the custom command buttons     
    that you configure to your personal tastes.      

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This will send the +++ sequence to your modem.      

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This will print the contents of the current window.       

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This button will ;    

    1  Send READ NEW the first time it is used in an area.      
    2  Send READ plus the contents of the input window.
    3  Send READ alone if the input window is empty.

    The CTRL R key squence does the same thing.

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This button will send REPLY and switch you to the edit Window.      

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This will save the contents of the current window to a file.      

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This button will;     

    1  Send SEND.  This is used with e-mail or
    2  Send the contents of the Input Window or
    3  Send the contents of the Edit Window followed by ^Z.      

    The CTRL S key squence does the same thing.

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This is the input window.      

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This will switch you back and forth 
    between the View and Edit Windows.      

    The ALT S key sequence does the same thing.       

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This will allow you to choose a file to upload.      
Go through the steps on Delphi, and then click here.      

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This is the View Window.      

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This button will send the CTRL Z sequence.      
  This will end a current operation, 
     or take you back one menu level. 

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This is the File Menu    
Click on an item for help      

{bml filemenu.shg}

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This brings up the About Box.      

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This will Exit the program.      

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This brings up this beautiful help file.      
    I know, I know, about time.
        Come on, give me a break.

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This is the Edit Menu        
Click on an item for help      

{bml editmenu.shg}

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This is the Option Menu       
Click on an item for help       

{bml optnmenu.shg}

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This will bring up this dialog box to allow   
    you to set or change the configuration.      

{bml config.bmp}

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This will toggle the menu window option on and off.      

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This will send all the notes in the current directory      
    to the forum you are currently on.

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This will delete all messages in the current directory.      

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This is the Command Menu      
Click on an item for help.

{bml commenu.shg}

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This is the Personal Command Menu      
Click on an item for help.
{bml persmenu.shg}

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This is a list of various shortcuts.      

Cutting...
Copying...
Pasting...
Choosing...
Sample Sequence 1
Sample Sequence 2
Sample Sequence 3
Sample Sequence 4

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In the input window highlight the text,      
and do SHIFT DELETE to cut.

In the view window highlight the text,
and do the DELETE keyboard key.
This destroys it, not cut it.

In the edit window highlight the text,
and click the CUT button, or
click on the right mouse button.

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In the view window, highlighting text      
and clicking on the COPY button 
will copy the text to the edit window.
You can also do this by highlighing
the text and then clicking on the 
right mouse button while holing down
the CTRL key on the keyboard.

In the edit window, highlighting text      
and clicking the COPY button
will copy the text to the clipboard.
You may also do this by hightlighting      
the text and double clicking on the 
right mouse button.

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To paste into the input window use     
the SHIFT INSERT key sequence.

You can't paste into the view window.      

To paste into the edit window, simply
place the cursor where you want the text 
inserted and click on the PASTE button.       
You can also place the cursor and click 
on the right mouse button.

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Choosing items...
While in the view window, you can 
choose to send something as a 
command simply by highlighing it and 
then clicking on the right mouse button.      

If what you want to choose is at the 
beginning of a line, (like in directory listings      
in forums, or menu listings in some areas),
simply place the cursor on that line,
and then click the right mouse button.

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To browse through notes...
When you get to a forum, click DIR.      
This will send DIR NEW and start a
directory listing of new notes.
Look through to find one you think is
interesting and want to to read.
Click on the line of the note with
the left button, and then click
the right mouse button.
The note will then be displayed.
If you don't want to reply, click DIR
again, and a directory of notes will be 
displayed starting with the last note you read.      
Repeat as long as symptoms persist.

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To reply online...
If you are reading a note and want to reply,      
highlight any pieces you want to copy to
your reply and click on COPY or click on
right mouse button while holding down CTRL.      
When you have finished copying all of the
pieces you want to copy, click on REPLY.
This will send REPLY to Delphi, and switch
you to the edit window to compose your reply.      
When you are done, click SEND.
This will send the note and add the ^z
and switch you back to the view window.
It will also save the message to TEMP.MSG
so you have a copy of it.

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To read and reply offline...
Go to your favorite forum hangout.
Click the BUFF button to start text buffering.
Type READ WAITING NS, or click your custom
button for this. (You should have one)
Then simply LOGOFF.
Now read the notes you have downloaded.
When you find one you want to respond to,
simply highlight the parts you want and COPY
as always, and then highlight the note number
and click the REPLY button.
This will take you to the editor to write your reply.
When done, SAVE the message, and it will switch,
you back to the view window and clear the editor.
When finished, LOGON, go to the forum you were on,      
and use SEND ALL MESSAGES under OPTIONS
in the menu.  It looks ugly when sending, but it works.

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To follow a thread backwards...
Let's say you are reading a note, and it then
refers to a previous note, but doesn't quote it.      
There is a line in the note header like this
    RE: Msg 112456.
Simply highlight the note number using the
left mouse button, and then click the right
mouse button.  The note will be displayed.
When done reading it, click FOLLOW to
follow the thread back to the first note.