;start(Hyperwin help)
;title() [ Help ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=21 lcol=8 trow=1
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              `║`    How to Display Information    `║`
              `║`         in this Document         `║`
              `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`

                   ^Help for HyperWIN Users^

         ─────────────────────────────────────────────────
         Use the arrow keys to move the cursor to a topic.
                        Then press ENTER.
         ─────────────────────────────────────────────────

 ^Overview^....... How this document is organized
 ^Commands^....... How to use the commands listed at the top
 ^The screen^..... What each part of your screen contains
 ^Topics^......... How to select other sections in the document
 ^Scrolling^...... How to scroll within a window

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;end(hyperwin help)
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;start(return to the document)
;start(return to main help menu)
;return() hyperwin help
;end(return to main help menu)
;start(return to the document;;1)
;start(press ENTER to clear)
;start(return to previous window)
;action() pv
;end(press enter to clear)
;end(return to previous window)
;end(return to the document;;1)
;end(return to the document)
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;start(Help for HyperWIN Users)
;title() [Help for HyperWIN Users]
;box() trow=10 lcol=10 ncols=59 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() bg=blue fg=yellow

  This Help gives you information that you need for
  using HyperWIN.  There is a different version of Help
  for those who develop and edit HyperWIN documents.

               ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(Help for HyperWIN Users)
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;start(Overview)
;title() [ Overview ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=2

            `╔══════════════════════════════════╗`
            `║`   How the Document is Organized  `║`
            `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`

    The information in this document uses a^hypertext^format.
    It is displayed with a software tool called ~HyperWIN~.

    Notice that some words in this text are highlighted.  The
    highlighting means you can see more information about
    these words.

    Move the^cursor^to a ~highlighted word~, and press ENTER.
    You see the additional information about that word.




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;end(overview)
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;start(hypertext)
;title() [ Hypertext ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

              `╔══════════════════════════════════╗`
              `║`       What is Hypertext?         `║`
              `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`
  Hypertext is a way of organizing information that lets you
  display only the information you need and in the order you
  need it.

  This differs from the way most information is organized.  Books,
  for example, are designed to be read from cover to cover -- one
  sentence leads to the next sentence, one chapter leads to the
  next chapter.

  In hypertext, information is grouped into small units, which
  you can display in any order.  You select these units by moving
  your^cursor^to a^highlighted word^and pressing ENTER.

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;end(hypertext)
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;start(hyperwin)
;title() [ HyperWIN ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

            `╔══════════════════════════════════╗ `
            `║`         What is HyperWIN?        `║`
            `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`

      HyperWIN is an IBM software tool that lets writers
      organize information using a^hypertext^format.

      HyperWIN stands for Hypertext Workstation
      Information Network.







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;end(hyperwin)
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;start(commands)
;title() [ Commands ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=67 nrows=22 lcol=7 trow=2

            `╔══════════════════════════════════╗`
            `║`      How to Use the Commands     `║`
            `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`
   You can select a command in two ways:

      o Press the yellow letter in the command name.
        For example, press "R" to use "Print".

      o Position your^mouse^on the command and press the left
        button.

   Which command do you need help with?

 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
^Help^^Prev^^First^^Quit^^DOS^^pRint^^Contents^^Index^^Top^^Bottom^
 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

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;end(commands)
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;start(Prev)
;title() [ Prev ]
;box() trow=13 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Prev command displays the previous window.  Press 'P'
 to use this command.  (You can also press the ESC key or
 the right button on your mouse.)

 If you are on the first window, nothing happens when you
 press 'P'.  To exit the document, use the Quit command
 instead.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(Prev)
;************
;start(First)
;title() [ First ]
;box() trow=13 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The First command displays the first window.  Press 'F' to
 use this command.

 If you are on the first window, nothing happens when you
 press 'F'.  To exit the document, use the Quit command
 instead.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(First)
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;start(Help)
;title() [ Help ]
;box() trow=17 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Help command displays this help information.  Press 'H'
 or F1 to use this command.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(Help)
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;start(Quit)
;title() [ Quit ]
;box() trow=14 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Quit command causes you to leave the document
 immediately. Press 'Q' or F3 to use the command.

 You return to DOS or OS/2.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(Quit)
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;start(print)
;title() [ Print ]
;box() trow=10 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Print command prints one or more windows.  Make sure you
 are connected to a printer and that the printer is on.

 Press 'R' to use the command.  Then select whether you want
 print the current window or all windows on your screen.

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│Note: To prevent the Print command from being listed,      │
│      add '/NP' to the command you used to display the     │
│      document.  Example:  HW (or HW2) DEMO /NP            │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(print)
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;start(top)
;title() [ Top ]
;box() trow=14 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Top command displays the text at the beginning of the
 window you are viewing. You do not see this command if you
 are already viewing the top of a window.

 Press 'T' to use the command.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(top)
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;start(bottom)
;title() [ Bottom ]
;box() trow=14 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Bottom command displays the text at the end of the
 window you are viewing.  You do not see this command if you
 are already viewing the bottom of a window.

 Press 'B' to use the command.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(bottom)
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;start(index)
;title() [ Index ]
;box() trow=14 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Index command lists the topics in this document in
 alphabetic order and lets you select a topic.  If you
 don't see this command, this document doesn't have an index.

 Press 'I' to use the command.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(index)
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;start(contents)
;title() [ Contents ]
;box() trow=14 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The Contents command displays the table of contents for the
 section you are viewing and lets you select a topic.  If
 you don't see this command, the section does not have a
 table of contents.

 Press 'C' to use the command.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(contents)
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;start(dos)
;title() [ DOS ]
;box() trow=3 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

 The DOS command displays the DOS prompt so that you can
 enter DOS commands. You see this command only if you are
 displaying the document from DOS.

 Press 'D' to use this command.  To return to the document,
 enter 'EXIT' at the DOS prompt.

┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│Notes:                                                     │
│                                                           │
│o There is no "OS/2" command because OS/2 users don't need │
│  to exit this program to enter an OS/2 command.  They can │
│  run more than one OS/2 session at the same time.         │
│                                                           │
│o DOS users can prevent this command from being listed.    │
│  To do this, add '/ND' to the command you used to         │
│  display the document.  For example:  HW DEMO /ND         │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(dos)
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;start(the screen)
;title() [ The Screen ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=2

             `╔══════════════════════════════════╗`
             `║`       Parts of Your Screen       `║`
             `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`
     What part of the screen do you need information about?
  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │^Help Prev First Quit Print^                ^ScPg ScPg^  │
  ╞═══════════════════════════════════════════════~More...;;up~═════╡
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  │       The text of the document, including:                │
  │                                                           │
  │           o All^windows^you've selected                   │
  │           o^Topics^(highlighted words) you can select     │
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  └───────────────────────────────────────────────~More...;;down~─────┘
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;end(the screen)
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;start(help prev first quit print)
;title() [ The Action Line ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=67 nrows=22 lcol=7 trow=3
                   `╔═══════════════════╗`
                   `║`  The Action Line  `║`
                   `╚═══════════════════╝`
 The action line lists the commands you can use with the
 document you are viewing.  You can select a command in
 two ways:

  o Press the yellow letter in the command name.  For example,
    press "R" to use "Print".

  o Position your^mouse^on the command and press the left button.

 Which command do you need help with?
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^Help^^Prev^^First^^Quit^^DOS^^pRint^^Contents^^Index^^Top^^Bottom^
 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────

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` ^Return to previous window^          ^Return to main help menu^
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;end(help prev first quit print)
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;start(ScPg ScPg)
;title() [ ScPg or ScPg ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

           `╔════════════════════════════════════════╗`
           `║`   The "Scroll Control" for Mouse Users `║`
           `╚════════════════════════════════════════╝`
 Use this area to scroll through the text in the window.  You see
 "ScPg" or "ScPg" only if all the text can't fit in the window.

 To scroll one line at a time:
    1. Position your^mouse^on "Sc".
    2. Press and hold the left button.
    3. Release the button when you reach the line you want.

 To scroll one page at a time:
    1. Position your mouse on "Pg".
    2. Press and hold the left button.
    3. Release the button when you reach the page you want.

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;end(ScPg ScPg)
;************
;start(more...;;up)
;title() [ More... ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

                    `╔══════════════════╗`
                    `║`  Page Scrolling  `║`
                    `╚══════════════════╝`

   "More..." at the top of the window shows there is text above
   the text you are viewing. You can do either of these to
   scroll up:

    o  Press the Page Up key.

    o  Position your^mouse^on "Pg" in "ScPg".  Then press the
       left button.




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` ^Return to previous window^          ^Return to main help menu^
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;end(More...;;up)
;************
;start(More...;;down)
;title() [ More... ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

                    `╔══════════════════╗`
                    `║`  Page Scrolling  `║`
                    `╚══════════════════╝`

   "More..." at the bottom of the window shows there is text
   below the text you are viewing. You can do either of these
   to scroll down:

    o  Press the Page Down key.

    o  Position your^mouse^on the "Pg" in "ScPg".  Then press
       the left button.




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` ^Return to previous window^          ^Return to main help menu^
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;end(More...;;down)
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;start(Highlighted word)
;start(topics)
;title(highlighted word) [ Highlighted Words ]
;title(topics) [ Selecting Topics ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

              `╔═══════════════════════════════════╗`
              `║`  Why Some Words Are Highlighted   `║`
              `╚═══════════════════════════════════╝`
  When a word or phrase is highlighted, it means you can display
  more information about that word or phrase.  To display this
  additional information, you can either:

    o  Use the^arrow keys^to move the^cursor^to the word or
       phrase.  Then press ENTER.

    o  Position your^mouse^at a highlighted word and press the
       left button.

  You can select a highlighted word only if it is in the window
  you last selected.

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;end(topics)
;end(highlighted word)
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;start(cursor)
;title() [ The Cursor ]
;box() trow=10 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue hfg=yellow hbg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

  The cursor is positioned at the first highlighted word in
  a window. It normally is a different color than the other
  highlighted words in the window, and it moves as you press
  the arrow keys.

  Move the cursor to the highlighted word that you want to
  select and press ENTER.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(cursor)
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;start(window)
;start(windows)
;title() [ The Window ]
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=3

  Each time you select a new topic, it is displayed in a new
  window. Windows can be any size and can appear any place on
  your screen.

  You can select new topics only from the last window you
  displayed. (This window has a double-line box around it;
  all the other windows have a single-line box.)

  To display a previous window, use either the^Prev^command
  or the^First^command.






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;end(window)
;end(windows)
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;start(arrow keys)
;title() [ The Arrow Keys ]
;box() trow=4 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue hfg=yellow hbg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

  You use the arrow keys to move your cursor up and down,
  left and right.

   o  The up arrow key () moves the cursor to the first
      highlighted word on the previous line.

   o  The down arrow key () moves the cursor to the first
      highlighted word on the next line.

   o  The left arrow key () moves the cursor to the
      previous highlighted word.

   o  The right arrow key () moves the cursor to the next
      highlighted word.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^
;end(arrow keys)
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;start(mouse)
;title() [ The Mouse ]
;box() trow=8 lcol=10 ncols=61 fg=yellow bg=blue
;text() fg=white bg=blue hfg=yellow hbg=blue
;cursor() fg=yellow bg=blue

  If you have a mouse attached to your PC, you probably can
  use it to select commands and new topics in the document.

  HyperWIN works with the IBM PS/2 mouse.
  You may also be able to use other brands.  Try yours.

  You must make sure that your mouse driver is installed
  before invoking HyperWIN.

                 ^Press ENTER to clear^

;end(mouse)
;***********
;start(scrolling)
;text() fg=black bg=cyan hbg=cyan hilite=blue
;cursor() bg=blue
;box() bg=cyan ncols=65 nrows=22 lcol=8 trow=2

              `╔══════════════════════════════════╗`
              `║`     Scrolling in a Window        `║`
              `╚══════════════════════════════════╝`
    If the text is too long to fit in the window, you must
    scroll up or down to see all of it.  To do this, use the
    parts of your screen that are highlighted below.
  ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
  │ Help Prev First Quit ~Top~^Bottom^           ^ScPg ScPg^  │
  ╞═══════════════════════════════════════════════~More...;;up~═════╡
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  │       The text of the document                            │
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  │                                                           │
  └───────────────────────────────────────────────~More...;;down~─────┘
`═════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
` ^Return to the document^           ^Return to main help menu^
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;end(scrolling)
