Entering data

   Click within edit area: position cursor and enter edit
      mode if cell pointer is within allocated cell.
   Click on check icon: Completes data entry.
   Click on cross icon: Delete active cell.
   Shift-click on cell: Insert the cell reference into a
      formula or label being edited.
   Alt-click on a cell: Copies contents of the cell to the
      active cell (active cell contents are lost). If a
      formula was clicked upon, only its current value is
      copied.



Transient panel icons

   Click on Circ icon: States cell involved in circular
      reference and give option to visit that cell.
   Click on Hide or Protect icons: Remove the Hidden/
      Protected status from active cell.

Moving around the spreadsheet

   The window controls work as per the GEM standard.

Selecting Ranges

   You may click within a cell and, holding the button down,
   drag the mouse to select a range. Simply release the
   button when over the cell you wish to be the end point of
   the range. You may drag the mouse in any direction. If
   you drag the mouse outside of the window's working area,
   the worksheet will scroll if possible, extending the
   selected area indefinitely. To scroll by screens rather
   than single cells, hold the shift key down while dragging
   the mouse outside the working area. The worksheet will
   continue to scroll as long as the mouse remains outside
   the working area and the button is held down.

   You may also select an entire row or column by clicking
   within the row or column header (the number or letter
   defining the row and column). If, after selecting a row
   or column, you wish to extend the range, you may click
   within another header of the same type. For example,
   you select row 20 and wish to extend the range to include
   rows 21-25. Just click on the row 25 header, and all the
   rows between it and row 20 become selected.

   Finally, you may select the active worksheet area by
   clicking on the unlabeled box formed by the intersection
   of the row and column headers.








