\WText Editing
\HSYJL[ L[B\nog _  f]


\TCursor Motion:

\KUp Arrow            \Xmoves one line up.
\KDown Arrow          \Xmoves one line down.
\KLeft Arrow          \Xmoves one character left.
\KRight Arrow         \Xmoves one character right.
\K<Ctrl> Left Arrow   \Xmoves one word left.
\K<Ctrl> Right Arrow  \Xmoves one word right.
\KHome                \Xmoves to beginning of line.
\KEnd                 \Xmoves to end of line.
\K<Ctrl> Home         \Xmoves to top of screen.
\K<Ctrl> End          \Xmoves to bottom of screen.

\TScrolling:

\KUp Arrow             \Xscrolls one line up if
		     cursor is at top of screen.
\KDown Arrow           \Xscrolls one line down if
		     cursor is at bottom of screen.
\KPage Up, Page Down   \Xscrolls one screen page up/down.


\TCut and Paste:

\K<Ctrl> Y         \Xdeletes the cursor line.
\K<Ctrl> E         \Xdeletes from cursor to end of line.
\K<Ctrl> B         \Xdeletes from cursor to beginning
		 of line.
\KInsert           \Xinserts text deleted by
		 \K<Ctrl>Y\X, \K<Ctrl>E \Xor \K<Ctrl>B\X.

		 \XOnly a single line (or part of a line)
		 can be inserted, and only if there is
		 enough space for it on the current
		 line (where the cursor is).

\TOther Keys:

\KEsc \X(or \KF10)     \XBrings up the edit menu.

\K<Ctrl> R         \Xredraws the screen.
\K<Ctrl> S         \Xsaves changes to file.
\K<Ctrl> P         \Xinvokes the print menu.



\WAdding vowels (Nikud)
\HQXFD\ngtt


    \XVowels with similar sound are entered using the
    same key. For example, Kamatz and Patach  \hA A\n] _

    \Xare both "AH" vowels, so they are entered using
    \K<Alt> A. \XTo get Kamatz, press \K<Alt> A \Xonce.
    To get Patach press it twice.

    Vowels are added to the Hebrew letter on the right
    of the cursor.

\X
\K<Alt> A \X(or \KF1\X)  for "AH" vowels \HA A H\n] _ o
		 \XKamatz, Patach, Chataf-Patach

\K<Alt> E \X(or \KF2\X)  for "EH" vowels \HR W H\nc a q
		 \XSegol, Tsere, Chataf-Segol

\K<Alt> I \X(or \KF3\X)  for "EE" vowels \HH\ng
		 \XHirik

\K<Alt> O \X(or \KF4\X)  for "OH" vowels \HH A\ni m
		 \XHolam, Chataf-Kamatz

\K<Alt> U \X(or \KF5\X)  for "OO" vowels \HX\nk
		 \XKubutz

\K<Alt> = \X(or \KF6\X)  for Shva \HZ\ne


\K<Alt> D \X(or \KF7\X)  for Dagesh and Shooruk \HD ZF\nt  t


\K<Alt> H \X(or \KF8\X)  to toggle between SHin and Sin. \Hv w


\K<Alt> 0 \X(zero) (or \KF9\X)  to erase nikud. \HAUR



\TChange color    \Xchanges the color of the keyboard image
		and the menus.

\TChange font     \Xselects between block letters and
		script letters.



\WFile Menu
\HXBWJN\ne]g


\TOpen            \Xopens an existing file. You will be
		prompted to enter the file name.
		If you enter a file pattern containing
		a wildcard character (e.g. \K*.MEL\X) you
		will get another menu containing all
		the files matching the pattern.
		The file name (or pattern) is
		remembered, and will appear as the
		default name the next time this menu
		is invoked.

\TNew             \Xclears the buffer in preparation
		for editing a new file.

\TSave            \X(can be invoked with \K^S\X).
		saves the currently edited file.
		The previous version of the file is
		saved under the same file name with
		a \K.BAK\X extension.

		If you are editing an unnamed buffer
		you will be prompted for the file name.

\TSave as...      \Xsaves the currently edited file
		(or buffer) under a different name
		(you will be prompted for the name).

\TChange directory\X
		changes the current directory.
		This affects the directory where files
		are read from (\TOpen\X) and written to
		(\TSave\X).



\WPrint Menu
\HEDURE\n_e^]


\X(Can be invoked with \K^P\X).

\TPrint now       \Xsends the currently edited file
		to the printer.

\TPrint quality   \Xselects between between letter quality
		(fine but slow) and draft mode (rough
		but fast). This feature affects dot
		matrix printers only.

\TSelect printer  \Xselects printer type. 
		\XSupported printers are:

		    1. Epson 24-pin dot matrix.
		    2. Epson  9-pin dot matrix.
		    3. IBM 24-pin Proprinter.
		    4. HP LaserJet II.

		or any printer which is compatible with
		one of the above.

		When you select a printer, you will be
		asked to specify the printer port (or
		just confirm with \KEnter \Xif your printer
		is connected to LPT1).

