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║ [CHAR]  go to CHARacter	 │ [Home],[End] Beginning, end of row	     ║
║ [Alt-A] Go to ALPHABET display │ [PgUp/Dn]	Top/bottom of column	     ║
║ [Alt-B] Previous character	 │ [Ctrl-Left]	Move character 1 col. left   ║
║ [Alt-C] anti-Clockwise turn	 │ [Ctrl-Right] Move character 1 col. right  ║
║ [Alt-D] Duplicate to buffer	 │ [Ctrl-PgUp]	Move character 1 row up      ║
║ [Alt-H] type Help text	 │ [Ctrl-PgDn]	Move character 1 row down    ║
║ [Alt-I] Invert pixels in char. │ [+]		Insert row into character    ║
║ [Alt-L] change Left width	 │ [-]		Delete row from character    ║
║ [Alt-M] Mark for paste buffer  │ [Esc]	Restore character	     ║
║ [Alt-N] Next character	 │ [Ins]	Insert column into character ║
║ [Alt-P] Paste buffer contents  │ [Del]	a) in character display:     ║
║ [Alt-R] change Right width	 │		   Delete column	     ║
║ [Alt-S] delete every 2nd col.  │		b) in ALPHABET display:      ║
║ [Alt-T] change font Type	 │		   Delete (undefine) char.   ║
║ [Alt-X] eXtract every 2nd row  │ <RETURN>	a) in character display:     ║
║ [Alt-1] Fold char. vertically  │		   alternate pixel at cursor ║
║ [Alt-2] Fold char. horizont.	 │		   position		     ║
║ [F1]	  Decrease matrix width  │		b) in ALPHABET display:      ║
║ [F2]	  Increase matrix width  │		   go to character	     ║
║ [F6]	  Increase matrix width  │ Ctrl-<RETURN>   EXIT/SAVE		     ║
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				 Font types:
Symb.	 Description		  Matrix	Char.		Chars. per
				  width 	width		inch
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PR  ║	 PRoportional spacing │ 	   │		   │
    ║	 w. printer initial.  │     37	   │		   │
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
XX  ║	 PRoportional spacing │ 	   │		   │
    ║	 w./o. pr. initial.   │     37	   │		   │
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
EL  ║	 ELite printing       │     26	   │	  30	   │   (12 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
CO  ║	 COndensed printing   │     20	   │	  24	   │   (15 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
XC  ║	 eXtremely Condensed  │     16	   │	  18	   │   (20 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
DR  ║	 DRAFT 12	      │      9	   │	  12	   │   (12 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
PI  ║	 PIca printing	      │     32	   │	  36	   │   (10 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────
DH  ║	 DRaft high speed     │      6	   │	   8	   │   (12 cpi)
────╫─────────────────────────┼────────────┼───────────────┼──────────────

			 Editing draft quality fonts:
1) Switch  to the  new type  (identified by  a two-letter-combination)	in the
usual manner.	If  you are  editing a	draft font,  read in  on starting  the
program, the program will detect the font type automatically.  Then proceed as
usual.
2) Edit your font.  You will notice that all letters appear much smaller along
the x-axis than they come out on the printer.
3) Save your font.


			 Using the alphabet display:
1) Pressing ALT-A you get into the alphabet display.
2) You can move around freely with the cursor keys, while a normal DOS	cursor
is displayed.
3) If you press RETURN on any character, this character is chosen to be edited
next.
4) Pressing DEL, you can undefine any character (delete it from the  character
set).
5) Any errors  bring you back  to the character  display with a  warning beep.
ESC brings you back without this beep.

			  Changing  the  font  type:
1) Press ALT-T (for type) and enter the new two-letter type specification.  If
it is a valid type identification name, the program compiles your present font
into the new one.  To do so, it must first compile your present character into
the  old  format.    If  this  cannot  be  done because of double pixels being
present, you get the usual error message and the operation is aborted.
2)  If	it  can  be  done,  the  character  set  is  converted with all widths
informations  changed  accordingly.    If  the	character boxes of any of your
characters are too large to  fit the new format (on  changing from a 10 cpi or
proportional font to a 12 cpi  font, for instance), they are truncated	on the
right side.  Otherwise they are left intact.

			      Saving your font:
1) Press CTRL-RETURN.  You shall be asked to specify an output file.
2) Enter the output file (or <RETURN>, if you do not want to save your font.
3) The program	then requests you  to specify a  character widths table  file.
Enter the name of this file or <RETURN>, if you do not need such a file.
4) If the  output file cannot  be opened, the  program aborts the  process and
returns you to the editor.  If the widths table file cannot be written to,  it
is left out.


