Browse Help Features There are 35 commands available with browse. They are classified under the following topics: Search, Block Commands, Cursor Movements, Text Markers, Mode Toggles and Other. They all can be tested (except Help) while viewing this 3 page help file. or will exit help. Search Allows the search for any string of up to 30 characters. After entering a search string, You will be prompted for search options. Valid search options are 'B' (search Backwards) and 'U' (ignore case). Repeat last search operation. The string used in the last search operation will be used again, as will the previous search options. If no search operation has yet been performed, this command does nothing. Prompts for a line number, then scrolls the window such that the specified line is at the top of the window. If the line number specified is greater than the number of lines in the file the window will be scrolled to the end of the file. Block Commands , Marks the line at the top of the window as the start of a block. Note that the browser allows only whole lines to be part of a block. , Marks the line at the top of the window as the end of a block started with ...or unmarks a previously marked block. Marks the line at the bottom of the window as the end of a block. Jump to the beginning of the currently marked block. Jump to the end of the currently marked block. Toggle the display of marked blocks. Writes the currently marked and displayed block to a file. Note that this command writes the actual contents of the file being browsed, not the image of it that is being displayed on the screen. The command does the same thing whether in ASCII or hex mode.

Writes the currently marked and displayed block to the printer. The output is directed to LPT1. Cursor Movement , Scroll window left 1 column. , Scroll window right 1 column. , Scroll window left 10 columns. , Scroll window right 10 columns. , , Scroll window up one line. , , Scroll window down one line. , Scroll window up one page. , Scroll window down one page. , Scroll to beginning of file. , Scroll to end of file. , Scroll window to column 1. , Scroll window to the end of the longest line on the screen. Text Markers <0> .. <3> Sets one of the four text markers at the start of the line at the top of the window. <0> sets marker 0, <1> sets marker 1, etc. Note that only 4 markers (0..3) can be assigned. <0> .. <3> Scrolls the text such that the line associated with the specified text marker is moved to the top of the window. Mode Toggles Toggles between ASCII mode (the default) and hex mode. Activates or deactivates the option to suppress (strip) the eighth (high) bit for each character in the file. In ASCII mode, this option affects only characters with an ordinal value of 128 or higher (10000000 in binary), causing #228, for example, to be displayed as #100 ('d'). In hex mode, it affects control characters as well, causing them to be represented as periods ('.'). The hex values in the middle columns are not affected by this option. Other , , , Quit browsing. Move window to the position in the file associated with the scroll bar on the right margin of the screen. Displays this Help file (except while using Help).