                    IMPORTING FILES into YOUR CURRENT FILE

    You may get all or part of a file on disk into the current file in
    which you are working by moving the cursor to the Command Line with
    the Esc key and then issuing a GET instruction.  The GET instruction
    formats are:

    GET  filespec      - Gets the entire file "filespec" and loads it into
                         your file below the current cursor position.

    GET  filespec i n  - Gets part of "filespec" from line i for n lines
                         and loads it below the cursor.

    GETP filespec i n  - Gets part of "filespec" from page i for n pages
                         and loads it below the cursor.

    If you omit "n", then the rest of the file from i on will be loaded.

                              Press the PgDn Key

                           EXAMPLE GET INSTRUCTION

    Move the cursor to the asterisk at the right (*) and notice that you
    are on line 23 of this file.  Now press the Esc key to go to the
    Command Line.  On the Command Line type the command:

              GET a:\pct_help\get_file.hlp 23 1

    and press the Enter key.  The line with the asterisk should appear to
    have been duplicated since you "got" the identical line from disk.
    (Of course if your help files are not on your A drive you should use
    the drive designator where they are located, and if you moved them
    from the subdirectory "pct_help" you should enter the subdirectory
    where they now reside.)

    When you use GETP, the paging determination is made as if the file had
    been printed - not by a pure line count.

                     Press F4 to Return to the HELP Menu

