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.H 1 "Pull down menu codes"

The most important commands for most windows are
documented and available in the menu bars
at the top of the window.
There is a simple coding scheme
for shortcut keystrokes and mouse shortcuts.
Mouse shortcuts (if available) are in square brackets `[ ]'.
Keyboard shortcuts are in round brackets `( )'.
Keyboard shortcuts are denoted as a single character like `(p)' for 
lower case `p' or a word that designates the key like `(space)' for the
space bar. A key can be modified with the shift or control keys.
`(shift-space)' means hold the shift key down and press the space bar.
For the most part you can enter shortcut keys whenever the window is selected
and the cursor positioned within it. However there are some `dead spots'
in some windows. If you find that shortcut keys are having no effect
move the cursor around. Known dead spots are in blank space in the right
part of network displays and in the transition between sections
in the main menu. Short cut keys will not work in the main menu
if you have selected keyboard entry for one of the two text areas.
Type `escape' to return to short cut keys in the main window.

Mouse buttons are
denoted as `[L]' (left), `[M]' (middle) and `[R]' (right). Most mouse actions
occur when the button is released. Any that occurs when a button is
pressed are preceded by the letter D.
Mouse buttons are modified with either or both of the shift and
control keys. [ctrl-L] means hold the control key down while
pressing and releasing the left button.
`shift' is generally used for commands related to editing
networks and  `ctrl' for commands to access the menu database.

.H 1 "Moving though a help window"

Help windows, pop up windows and the information window
are the only ones that do not have
a menu bar at the top to document their use.
In addition to using the scroll bar you
can use the following keys to move through the help and information
windows:
page up, page down, home (beginning of file), end, up arrow,
down arrow. You can
delete a help window by typing `ctrl-shift-delete'.


