@Database "Display.guide"
@Master "Display.guide"

@Node Main "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{B}CONTENTS@{UB}

 This section will give help about the Wordworth
 display, what all the gadgets and icons around
 the screen are, and how to best use them.

   @{" Information About Wordworth                  " Link "Display.guide/About"}

   @{" Changing The Viewable Document Area          " Link "Display.guide/Zoom"}

   @{" Clearing The Screen                          " Link "Display.guide/Clean"}
   @{" Displaying Print Borders, Margins And Frames " Link "Display.guide/Guides"}
   @{" Displaying Special Codes                     " Link "Display.guide/Codes"}
   @{" Displaying The Drawing Tools                 " Link "Display.guide/DrawTools"}
   @{" Displaying Styles                            " Link "Display.guide/Styles"}
   @{" Displaying Quick Shapes                      " Link "Display.guide/QuickShapes"}
   @{" Displaying The Snap To Grid                  " Link "Display.guide/ShowGrid"}

   @{" The Menus                                    " Link "Display.guide/Menus"}
   @{" The Popup Menus                              " Link "Display.guide/PopupMenus"}
   @{" The Rulers                                   " Link "Display.guide/Rulers"}
   @{" The Toolbars                                 " Link "Display.guide/Toolbars"}

   @{" The Window Borders                           " Link "Display.guide/WinBorders"}
   @{" Document Windows                             " Link "Display.guide/Windows"}
@EndNode


@Node "About" "About Wordworth 7"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
             @{B}Digita® Wordworth® 7@{UB}
 Copyright ©1998 Digita International Limited

 By IAN POTTS and K.Wilson, J.Blake,
    A.Cunningham-Smith, S.Minifie, D.Petitt,
    A.Stephenson, T.Titchmarsh, P.Wadsworth,
    M.Jackson, P.Barnham.

 WARNING: This computer program is protected by
 copyright law and international treaties.
 Unauthorised reproduction or distribution of
 this program, or any portion of it, may result
 in severe civil and criminal penalties, and
 will be prosecuted to the maximum extent
 possible under the law.

 Wordworth 7 utilises Intellifont® scaling
 technology from Agfa®

 Portions Copyright ©GST Software PLC 1993

 The spelling portion of Wordworth® is based on
 Proximity Linguistic Technology.

 The Proximity/Collins Linguibase®, Thesaurus and
 Hyphenation system:
   ©Copyright 1985, 1988
   William Collins Sons and Co Ltd.
   Legal and Medical Supplement

   ©Copyright 1982 Merriam-Webster, Inc. ®
   Copyright 1982, 1985, 1988 All Rights Reserved.
   Proximity Technology Inc.

 All other trademarks and their owners are acknowledged.

 LHA decompression software used in the Wordworth 7
 installer is ©Copyright by Stefan Boberg 1991, 92.

 The EPS graphic handling uses Post v1.7 which is
 ©Copyright by Adrian Aylward 1989, 1992.
@EndNode


@Node "Zoom" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Changing The Viewable Document Area@{UU}

 You can change how much of the document page you
 can see on screen using the Zoom-Other
 (View menu), or click the magnifying percentage
 in the bottom left corner of the @{" window border " Link "Display.guide/WinBorders"}.
 Either entering a percentage into the text gadget
 or choose one of the preset values from the
 popup list.

 The zoom level can also be changed by typing a
 percentage into the text gadget on the @{" ruler " Link "Display.guide/Rulers"}
 horizontal ruler, or by clicking on one of the
 two magnifying glass gadgets next to the zoom
 level in the document @{" window border " Link "Display.guide/WinBorders"}.

 The left `-' zoom gadget will decrease zoom level
 by 10% at a time, and the right `+' zoom gadget
 will increase by 10%.

 From the zoom level requester you can also
 specify the number of pages that are displayed
 simultaneously on the screen (one, two or four).

 The Zoom-"Fit Page Width" command will choose a
 percentage zoom that will fit the whole width of
 the page on the screen.

 The Zoom-"Fit Whole Page" command will choose a
 percentage zoom that will fit the whole page on
 the screen.
@EndNode


@Node "Clean" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Cleaning Up The Screen@{UU}

 Choose "Clean Screen" (View menu) to hide all
 rulers, toolbars, help and close all currently
 open requesters.

 This command will also free up any memory used
 by the Help system.
@EndNode


@Node "Guides" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Print Borders, Margins And Frames@{UU}

 The print borders, margin guides and text frames
 can be hidden or displayed using the
 "Show Guides" command (View menu).

 You can specify which of the guides are
 displayed when the "Show Guides" command is
 selected, from the "View Settings" requester
 ("Change Settings" command Settings menu).
@EndNode


@Node "Codes" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Displaying Special Codes@{UU}

 The "Show Codes" command (View menu) hides or
 displays special symbols which represent:
   ° End of paragraph       - grey ¶
   ° Spaces                 - grey dots
   ° Tabs                   - grey arrows
   ° Index or List Entries  - coloured I
   ° Bookmarks              - coloured |
   ° Nonbreaking space      - small grey square
@EndNode


@Node "DrawTools" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Displaying The Drawing Tools@{UU}

 You can display a separate `floating' drawing
 tools palette by choosing "Drawing Tools"
 (View menu).

 Select the appropriate icon from the palette
 click and drag the mouse over the document to
 create the object.

 You can also create objects using
 @{" Create Object " Link "Objects.guide/CreateObject"} (Object menu).
@EndNode


@Node "Menus" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}The Menus@{UU}

 Moving the pointer to the top of the screen and
 pressing the Menu button will reveal the menu
 bar. If the pointer is over the menu bar,
 pop-down menus appear. Drag the pointer down
 over the command you want and release the Menu
 button to choose it.

 To the right of some menu items, you will notice
 a black letter @{B}A@{UB} and another letter. The black
 letter @{B}A@{UB} depicts the Right Amiga Key (on the
 keyboard, the key on the right of the space bar).
 Hold this key down and press the other letter to
 choose the command.

 This is called a `keyboard short-cut'. For
 example, the Open command (Project menu) has an
 `Amiga O' as its keyboard short-cut. To choose
 it hold down the Right Amiga key and press O.

 This help also contains a full list of keyboard
 @{" shortcuts. " Link "Keyboard.guide/KeyShortcuts"}
@EndNode


@Node "Rulers" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}The Rulers And Ruler Tools@{UU}

 There are two rulers in a Wordworth window, one
 vertical and one horizontal.  On the horizontal
 ruler there are additional buttons which control:
   ° Font
   ° Font size
   ° Text style
   ° Small Caps
   ° Fast Format
   ° Bullets
   ° Tabs
   ° Indent Left
   ° Indent Right
   ° Justification
   ° Line spacing (single or double)
   ° Tab style

 The horizontal ruler displays the indent and tab
 settings for the current paragraph. (The current
 paragraph is identified by the position of the
 insertion point.)

 The rulers can be displayed or hidden using the
 Rulers command (View menu). To control the rulers
 individually refer to "View Settings" ("Change
 Settings" command, Settings menu).
@EndNode


@Node "Toolbars" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}The Toolbar@{UU}

 The Toolbar can be displayed or hidden using
 "Toolbar" (View menu).

 Default Toolbar commands are:
    ° New
    ° Open
    ° Save
    ° Print

    ° Cut
    ° Copy
    ° Paste

    ° Font
    ° Help Contents

  The  following are displayed if you have a large
  screen display:
    ° Show Drawing Tools
    ° Information
    ° Bring To Front
    ° Send To Back

    ° Spell Check
    ° Auto Correct

    ° Create Object
    ° Colours

    ° Insert Page Break
    ° Insert Page Number
    ° Insert Current Time
    ° Insert Current Date


 The Toolbar position is set using "Change Settings"
 (Settings menu). The toolbar can be attached to
 any edge of the document window, or free floating
 on the document.

 A choice of two icon sizes can also be chosen from
 the "Toolbar Settings" requester.
@EndNode


@Node "WinBorders" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Window Borders@{UU}

 Document window borders contain many features
 that can be used to aid your typing.

 On the right border there is a vertical `scroll
 bar'. If this bar is selected and moved up and
 down, the document will move. Underneath this
 scroll bar are up and down arrows which are used
 for moving the document up and down in steps.

 On the bottom border there is a horizontal scroll
 bar which is used to move the document left or
 right. To the right of this bar left and right
 arrows, which are used to move the document left
 and right in steps.

 The two scroll bars can be switched on and off by
 choosing "Change Settings" (Settings menu).

 To the left of the horizontal scroll bar there
 up and down arrows, which are used to move up
 and down a document. To the left of these page
 arrows is the current page indicator. Click the
 page indicator to reveal the @{" Go To " Link "Editing.guide/Goto"} requester
 is displayed.

 On the bottom left corner of the window border,
 the magnification level is displayed and to its
 right, `-' magnifying glass and a `+' magnifying
 glass. These are used to step the magnification
 level up or down by 10%.
@EndNode


@Node "Windows" "Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Document Windows@{UU}

 Wordworth is a multitasking word processor and
 displays each open document in a separate window.

 Command actions affect only the current `active'
 document. The `active' document is shown by a
 checkmark next to the document name in the
 View-Window sub-menu. The `active' document has a
 blue window border (`non-active' documents have
 grey window borders).

 All open documents are shown on the Window
 sub-menu (View menu). The total number of
 documents is limited only by the memory in your
 Amiga.

 All Wordworth windows follow Amiga protocol, and
 just like Workbench, they can by resized,
 overlapped, moved and so on.

 Choosing Quit (Project menu) will close all open
 windows after asking you to save any changes.
@EndNode


@Node "Styles" "Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Displaying The Styles Window@{UU}

 The Styles palette (Styles command, View menu)
 has two uses:

   * Firstly, it is used for showing what style
     the current paragraph is formatted in

   * Secondly, for applying a style to a selected
     paragraph or paragraphs.

 Double-click a style in the palette to apply it
 to the current paragraph (or selected
 paragraphs).

 Hold down the Alt key when you double-click a
 style to edit its parameters from the
 @{" Style Sheets " Link "Format.guide/StyleSheets"} requester.

 If a paragraph has been modified after a style
 has been applied, the style will show a plus (+)
 sign after it's name.

 Hold down the Shift key when double-clicking the
 style name in the Styles palette (View menu) to
 automatically apply a "No Style" before the
 chosen style.


 @{U}Using Drag and Drop@{UU}

 You can drag and drop a paragraph into the
 Styles palette to create a new style using the
 parameters of the paragraph, and you can drag
 and drop a style from the Styles palette onto a
 paragraph in the document.


 See also:
  @{" Using Style Sheets " Link "Format.guide/UsingStyles"}
  @{" Style Sheets requester " Link "Format.guide/StyleSheets"}
@EndNode


@Node "QuickShapes" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Displaying The Quick Shapes palette@{UU}

 You can display a separate `floating' Quick
 Shapes palette by choosing "Quick Shapes"
 (View menu).

 Quick Shapes allow you to easily create
 an object within your document based on
 a number of preset shapes.

 To create a Quick Shape, click on the
 required shape from the palette, then
 drag an outline of the shape frame on the
 page. When the Selection button is released,
 the shape will be created.

 Once created, the shape is treated as a normal
 object, allowing you to re-size and move
 it. Other attributes can be set from the
 Quick Shape Information requester which is
 obtained by selecting the Shape, and
 choosing @{" Information " Link "Objects.guide/ObjectInfo"} (Object menu).
@EndNode


@Node "ShowGrid" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Displaying The Snap to Grid@{UU}

 Choose the "Show Grid" command (View menu)
 to view the grid for use with the
 @{" Snap To Grid " Link "Objects.guide/SnapToGrid"} function.
@EndNode


@Node "CoolLook" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Cool Look interface@{UU}

 To turn on or off the 'Cool Look'
 interface choose "Change Settings"
 (Settings menu) and click "Toolbar".
 On the @{" Toolbar Settings " Link "Custom.guide/CustomTools"} requester
 select or un-select the "Cool Look"
 option to turn it on or off. To save
 the setting permanently choose
 "Save Settings" (Settings menu).

 The cool look removed the borders of
 icons on the toolbar, ribbon bar and
 floating palettes.
@EndNode


@Node "PopupMenus" "The Wordworth Display"
@ToC "ww.guide/Main"
 @{U}Popup Menus@{UU}

 Double-click the right mouse-button to
 display a popup menu.

 The menu is 'context sensitive', so
 has different options depending on what
 you right double-click, e.g. objects,
 miss-spelt words, text, toolbar/ribbon
 bar.
@EndNode