H Before continuing with information about the DECUServe demo, I'd like to8 introduce some of the most useful commands to VAX Notes:  K The "Enter" key on the keypad is probably the most useful key in VAX Notes. J By repeatedly pressing the "Enter" key, VAX Notes will take you through anK entire conference, executing the appropriate "Next Screen," "Next Note," or 2 "Next Unseen" command depending on the conference.  H As you read notes in a conference, VAX Notes marks them "seen."  You canO adjust the "seen map" at will to mark all notes before a certain date as seen.  M New conferences have an empty seen map in your notebook, allowing you to read K the entire conference.  If you would like to read only the last few days of J notes in one of these demo conferences, after opening the conference, typeM "SET SEEN /BEFORE=somedate" at the prompt.  For somedate, use a VMS date like F 1-APR-1991.  The SET SEEN command affects only the current conference.  L Although reading through an entire conference by repeatedly pressing "Enter"J is very easy, when the first screen of a note is displayed, you may decideL that you don't wish to read the rest of the note.  You have several options:  K 1. "Keypad 3" is the "NEXT NOTE" command.  It will display the next note in     the current topic.   N 2. "Keypad comma" is the "NEXT UNSEEN" command.  It marks the remainder of theL    notes in the topic as "seen" and proceeds to the next unseen note in some    other topic.   M 3. "Keypad 2" is the "NEXT TOPIC" command.  It moves to the first note in the D    next higher numbered topic, without marking unread notes as seen.  < Press "Enter" for more information about the DECUServe demo.