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dchandler 2003-12-13 21:59:31 +00:00
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@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ Edit, Tools, and Help.
'File' provides basic options for opening, closing, saving, and
printing Rich Text Format (RTF) documents.  To start a new
document, choose 'New'.  To open an already existing document,
choose 'Open' or select from the list of recently opened
choose 'Open...' or select from the list of recently opened
documents.  In any case, if there is any text in the current
Jskad window, a new window will be opened up.  To close a Jskad
window, choose 'Close' or press the 'X' button.  To close all
@ -142,9 +142,9 @@ you haven't already done so.
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<p>
To save in Rich Text Format, choose 'Save' or 'Save As'.&nbsp; Like
To save in Rich Text Format, choose 'Save' or 'Save As...'.&nbsp; Like
other applications, 'Save' saves under the current name, while 'Save
As' lets you save under a new name.
As...' lets you save under a new name.
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@ -439,10 +439,10 @@ need be.
such as Microsoft Word.&nbsp; To use this feature, just select the
menu item 'Tools - Open With External Viewer...'.&nbsp; The first
time you use this command, it will ask you to locate a program to
view RTF files. Navigate to the program of your choice, such as
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\WINWORD.EXE".&nbsp; This
program must be set up to accept the path of the RTF file as the
sole command-line argument.
view RTF files.&nbsp; Navigate to the program of your choice, such
as "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office10\WINWORD.EXE".&nbsp;
This program must be set up to accept the path of the RTF file as
the sole command-line argument.
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@ -636,7 +636,7 @@ this installation always define only one keystroke per
character/vowel, it is possible to define a keyboard in which multiple
keystrokes correspond to single characters/vowels, as in the Extended
Wylie keyboard.&nbsp; However, punctuation is only ever allowed to
correspond to a single keystroke. Below is a sample (partial)
correspond to a single keystroke.&nbsp; Below is a sample (partial)
keyboard, with key parts explained, and much omitted:
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