@DATABASE FinalWrapperSmall
@MASTER "FinalWrapperSmall.Guide"
@$VER: FinalWrapperSmall_Guide 3.22 (06.07.02)
@AUTHOR "NDY's"
@NODE MAIN "Contents"
@NEXT REQUESTER
@PREV MENU

 @{B}FinalWrapper 3.22 (06.07.02)
      1994-2002 by NDY's@{UB}

      @{"1. The requester " LINK REQUESTER}
      @{"2. Using the menu" LINK MENU}
@ENDNODE
@NODE REQUESTER "1. Using the requester"
@NEXT MENU
@PREV MAIN

@{B}@{U}The requester@{UB}@{UU}

 Having started the macro,  you'll be prompted a requester where  you  can select
 all available options:

 @{B}@{FG SHINE}_____________________________________________________________________________@{UB}
 @{FG TEXT}@{"·" LINK CLOSE} FinalWrapper 3.22 by NDY's                                             @{"[" LINK ZIP}@{"]" LINK BACK}
 @{B}@{FG SHADOW}ŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻ@{UB}
 @{"  " LINK ARC} @{"@|  Use arc: Clockwise    " LINK ARC} @{"360 " LINK ARC} ° @{"  " LINK SPIRAL} @{"@|Spiral: Outside > inside" LINK SPIRAL} @{"50  " LINK SPIRAL} %
 @{"  " LINK BEGIN} @{"@|   Begin: Absolute      " LINK BEGIN} @{"0   " LINK BEGIN} ° @{"  " LINK SIZE} @{"@| Font size: Decreasing  " LINK SIZE} @{"100 " LINK SIZE} %
 @{"  " LINK ROTATE} @{"@|   Rotate: Absolute     " LINK ROTATE} @{"0   " LINK ROTATE} ° @{"  " LINK ZOOM} @{"@|        Zoom: All       " LINK ZOOM} @{"50  " LINK ZOOM} %
 @{"@|          Join words: No           " LINK WORDMODE} @{"@|         Create shadow: No         " LINK SHADOW}
 @{"@|     Make adjustment: Nothing      " LINK ADJUST} @{"@|     Prefs: From original text     " LINK PREFS}
 @{"@|          Align: Baseline          " LINK ALIGN} @{" Edit preferences: " LINK EDITPREFS} @{"@|      Text    " LINK EDITPREFS}
 (Inch)  X: @{"     " LINK XPOS} Y: @{"      " LINK YPOS} Width: @{"      " LINK WIDTH} Height: @{"      " LINK HEIGHT} # of page: @{"     1" LINK PAGE}
 Text: @{"                                                                      " LINK TEXT}
 @{B}@{FG SHINE}_____________________________________________________________________________
 @{FG SHADOW}ŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻŻ@{UB}
 @{FG TEXT}                               @{"  OK  " LINK OK} @{"Quit" LINK CANCEL}

 The checkbox gadget (the one with the tick) determines whether an option  is  to
 be  used  (otherwise  the  default  value  is  used).  The  cycle gadget (@|...)
 specifies the way the options work. Behind the name, you can  see  the  unit  in
 which  the  number  in  the string gadget is measured (% percent/° degrees). The
 entered numbers are automatically limited to a certain range.

 The two rows at the bottom allow you to enter the text and the dimensions of the
 oval  to  be  used.  The word in parentheses indicates the unit of these numbers
 (Inch, cm, Pica or Dots - 720 dots being one inch).

 Every gadget can be activated using a keyboard short-cut. The  keys  are  always
 the  first  character  of the option name@{"ı" LINK RNOTE}. Pressing this key alone has the same
 effect as clicking on the cycle gadget. If you  press  the  left  Shift  key  in
 addition, the checkbox gadget will be toggled. Finally, with the right Shift key
 you can activate the string gadget. Note that the keys only work  if  no  string
 gadget is activated!

 From inside the program,  you can use the  @{"on-line  help" LINK ONLINEHELP} function to get a short
 description of any gadget.
@ENDNODE
@NODE RNOTE "Note on Italian, Danish and Norwegian version"
@NEXT REQUESTER
@PREV REQUESTER

 In the Italian, Danish and Norwegian translations, some gadgets start  with  the
 same character. Therefore the keyboard shortcut is given in [brackets] when it's
 not equal to the first character.

 Also, currently all newer texts of the Danish version are in English since  Mads
 doesn't  have  the time to update his translation. If someone else is willing to
 do that, let me know.
@ENDNODE
@NODE ARC "Use arc"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV REQUESTER
@NEXT BEGIN

 This option determines the size of the sector to be used.  This  allows  you  to
 wrap  the  text  around only a part of the oval.

 Options:
 - Clockwise: The text will be written clockwise.
 - Anticlockwise: Write the text anticlockwise.

 Number: (0 to 360, up to 999 when using @{"spirals" LINK SPIRAL})
  Size of sector in degrees with 360 being the full circle, 180 the half etc.

 Default:
  Clockwise, 360 degrees

 Key:
  u
@ENDNODE
@NODE BEGIN "Begin"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV ARC
@NEXT ROTATE

 With this option you can set the place where the text starts.  Normally,  it  is
 centred  relative  to  the  top  of the oval (when  writing clockwise, otherwise
 relative to the bottom). You can use this option for instance to use  a  certain
 part  of  an  oval  for  your text (or just to place the text on a circle at any
 position you want).

 Options:
 - Clockwise: Shift starting position clockwise by @{I}Number@{UI} degrees.
 - Anticlockwise: The same, but anticlockwise.
 - Absolute: Set absolute begin where 0 is at the bottom of the oval, 90  on  the
   right side, 180 at the top etc. (i.e. it's counted anticlockwise).

 Number: (5 to 360)
  Absolute or relative offset for the starting position in degrees.

 Default:
  Clockwise, 0 degrees

 Key:
  b
@ENDNODE
@NODE ROTATE "Rotate"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV BEGIN
@NEXT SPIRAL

 Can be used to modify the rotation of the characters. Normally, they are  placed
 perpendicular to the oval/spiral.

 Options:
 - Clockwise: Rotate all characters by @{I}Number@{UI} degrees in addition to  the  normal
   rotation (clockwise, of course).
 - Anticlockwise: The same, but anticlockwise.
 - Absolute: All letters are rotated in the same way (i.e. they all look  in  the
   same direction).
 - Titlemode: All characters are drawn horizontally or vertically  (depending  on
   the rotation they would normally have) but their base lines run along the oval
   (simply try it out!). Only useful with relatively small  arcs  (up to 90  with
   circles, up to 120 or maybe a little more with ellipses).

 Number: (0 to 360)
  Absolute or relative offset for the rotation in degrees.

 Default:
  Clockwise, 0 degrees

 Key:
  r
@ENDNODE
@NODE SPIRAL "Spiral"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV ROTATE
@NEXT SIZE

 Makes FinalWrapper generate a spiral instead of an oval.

 Options:
 - Inside > outside: Starts the spiral with a radius of  @{I}Number@{UI}  percent  of  the
   original one (i.e. a smaller one). The radius is successively increased  until
   it reaches it's original size after the text has been wrapped around the given
   arc, i.e. it  doesn't necessarily get that big if the text ends earlier. E.g.:
   if the arc is set to 360 and @{I}Number@{UI} is 50, then  the  spiral  will  start with
   half the original radii and  reach the full ones  when a full circle has  been
   passed. The size of the  characters is increased the same way unless @{"Font size" LINK SIZE}
   is specified.
 - Outside > inside: The same,  but starts  with the original radii,  making them
   smaller and smaller during progress.

 Number: (5 to 100)
  Relation between the small and the big radius of the spiral in percent.

 Default:
  Outside > inside, 100 percent (i.e. no spiral)

 Key:
  s
@ENDNODE
@NODE SIZE "Font size"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV SPIRAL
@NEXT ZOOM


 This option is used to successively change the size of the characters.

 Options:
 - Increasing:  The first  character is shrunk to @{I}Number@{UI} percent of it's original
   size. The following are successively increased and the  last one's size  keeps
   unchanged. Set @{I}Number@{UI} to 100  when using a @{"spiral" LINK SPIRAL} to  avoid any  change of the
   size (which is normally automatically done for spirals).
 - Decreasing: The same, but the characters'  sizes  are  decreased  rather  than
   increased

 Number: (5 to 100)
  Relation between the original and actual size of  the  first/last  character  in
  percent.

 Default:
  Decreasing, 100 percent - or: value of Spiral if given

 Key:
  f
@ENDNODE
@NODE ZOOM "Zoom"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV SIZE
@NEXT SHADOW

 The option allows you to change the size of the  created  object  automatically.
 This  is  useful  since  you  can't  change it's size afterwards. You could also
 create a smaller shadow for a previously drawn object etc.

 Options:
 - Height: The height of the oval is stretched to @{I}Number@{UI} percent of the  original
   value (so 200 means doubled height, 50 halve etc.).
 - Width: Stretches the width instead of the height.
 - All: Stretches both width and height.

 Number: (5 to 500)
  Zoom factor for the oval.

 Default:
  All, 100 percent

 Key:
  z
@ENDNODE
@NODE SHADOW "Create shadow"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV ZOOM
@NEXT ADJUST

 This options allows you to automatically add a shadow to the text.

 Options:
 - No: No shadow is generated.
 - Colour only: Simultaneously creates a  shadow  for the  generated  object. The
   shadow's colour is  equal to the one set in the @{"shadow preferences" LINK EDITPREFS}. The other
   styles (font, size etc.) are equal to those of the text. The shadow is  placed
   a little below and to the  right  of  the  normal  object.  The two  generated
   objects are  wholly independent, so you can  move them  around as you want and
   maybe group them when they are correctly placed.
 - Shadow prefs: The same, but the shadow has all styles as  set  in  the  shadow
   preferences.

 Key:
  s
@ENDNODE
@NODE ADJUST "Make adjustment"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV SHADOW
@NEXT PREFS

 The option provides you with different ways to improve the generated effects.

 Options:
 - Character size: Stretches  all  characters  to  avoid  gaps  between  them  or
   squashes them  to avoid  overlapping.  This  can make the created objects much
   better and I strongly recommend to use this for circles. Results in some fancy
   effects when used in conjunction with ellipses!
 - Character width: As above, but changes only the width.
 - Apparent width: Changes the width and makes narrow characters a bit taller and
   wide ones less  high. Like that, the text seems to have always the same height
   (narrow text looks smaller than wide text). The option is useful for ellipses.
 - Arc: Contrary to the above, this one changes the sector size  to  achieve  the
   same goal. Therefore it's only useful  if you don't need a special sector size
   (great in conjunction with the @{"Spiral" LINK SPIRAL} option!). If this  option is used, the
   @{"Use arc" LINK ARC} option  is  overridden  but it  still  determines  the  direction, the
   starting point (unless @{"Begin" LINK BEGIN} is used) and it defines the shape of the spirals.
 - Nothing: No adjustment is made.

 Key:
  m
@ENDNODE
@NODE PREFS "Prefs"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV ADJUST
@NEXT WORDMODE

 This option allows you to modify the styles (font, size,  colour  etc.)  of  the
 characters.

 - From original text: All styles are those of the original text as it was  typed
   in Final Writer. If you have  entered text directly in  FinalWrapper's window,
   the  styles  are equal to  the  @{"text  preferences" LINK EDITPREFS}  (in  this  case  this  and
   the following option are equal).
 - From text preferences: Copies the styles you have set in the @{"text preferences" LINK EDITPREFS}
   for the whole text.
 - Pattern from selected text: This option can simplify your life enormously when
   creating somewhat  more  sophisticated  effects: It  takes the styles from the
   selected text and applies them on the whole text, repeating them on and on  to
   the end.

   E.g.: If two characters were selected and the first one was red and the second
   one blue,  then the first  character of the  wrap text will be red, the second
   one blue, the third one red again and so on.

 Key:
  p
@ENDNODE
@NODE WORDMODE "Join words"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV PREFS
@NEXT ALIGN

 If this option is selected, the words of the text are being  kept  together  and
 treated as characters (try it out, it's difficult to explain this in words!).

 Options:
 - No: Words are treated as normal.
 - Centred: The words are centred on the oval line.
 - Align left: Words start on the oval line.
 - Align right: Words end on the oval line.

 Key:
  j
@ENDNODE
@NODE ALIGN "Align"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV WORDMODE
@NEXT EDITPREFS

 Determines how the characters are placed on the oval.

 Options:
 - Baseline: All characters are placed with their baseline on the oval.
 - Centred: The characters are centred on the oval.

      **
     *  *
     *
    ***     ****
     *     *   *  ---- centre
     *     *   *
    ***     ****  ---- baseline
               *
           *   *
            ***

 Key:
  a
@ENDNODE
@NODE EDITPREFS "Edit preferences"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV ALIGN
@NEXT XPOS

 Allows you to edit the preferences for the text or shadow. It will pop up  Final
 Writer's  Text  preferences  requester  with  either  text or shadow preferences
 (according to the state of cycle gadget).

 Options:
 - Text: Modify text preferences.
 - Shadow: Modify shadow preferences (see also @{"Create shadow" LINK SHADOW}).

 Key:
  e
@ENDNODE
@NODE XPOS "X"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV EDITPREFS
@NEXT YPOS

 Horizontal (X) position of the oval (i.e. distance to the  left  margin  of  the
 page) measured in the unit displayed to the left of this line of gadgets.

 Key:
  x
@ENDNODE
@NODE YPOS "Y"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV XPOS
@NEXT WIDTH

 Vertical (Y) position of the oval  (i.e.  distance  to  the  top  of  the  page)
 measured in the unit displayed to the left of this line of gadgets.

 Key:
  y
@ENDNODE
@NODE WIDTH "Width"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV YPOS
@NEXT HEIGHT

 Width of the oval measured in the unit displayed to the left  of  this  line  of
 gadgets.

 Key:
  w
@ENDNODE
@NODE HEIGHT "Height"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV WIDTH
@NEXT PAGE

 Height of the oval measured in the unit displayed to the left of  this  line  of
 gadgets.

 Key:
  h
@ENDNODE
@NODE PAGE "# of page"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV HEIGHT
@NEXT TEXT

 Number of the page on which the  objects  are  to  be  drawn.  Is  automatically
 limited to available pages when drawing.

 Key:
  #
@ENDNODE
@NODE TEXT "Text"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV PAGE
@NEXT OK

 Text to be wrapped around the oval. The colour, style etc. for text  entered  in
 this gadget will be taken from the current text block settings.

 You can enter up to 200 characters but you can still use a longer  text, if  you
 want: just enter the words in Final Writer and put the cursor in the appropriate
 paragraph or select the passage (only the first 200 characters can be  found  in
 the  gadget, but the rest will be used all the same till you change the contents
 of the gadget).

 Key:
  t
@ENDNODE
@NODE OK "OK"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV TEXT
@NEXT CANCEL

 Starts the generation of the wrap text.

 Before clicking on "OK" for the first time, you have to select an oval plus some
 text.  This  can  be  done  at  any time: Before starting the macro or while the
 requester is open. It doesn't matter whether this is a text block or  a  passage
 of normal text. If you don't select any text, the current paragraph is used.

 You can also  enter  some  text  or  the  oval  coordinates  or  both  into  the
 appropriate gadgets instead (see @{"Requester" LINK REQUESTER}).

 Normal text has the  advantage of enabling the usage of an unlimited  number  of
 characters in  different  styles, colours, font etc. whereas entered text (up to
 200 characters) and text blocks (up to 33 characters) can only have one style@{"ı" LINK NOTE1}.

 If the oval is rotated, the wrap text will be rotated as well.

 So: Select the text, click on the "mouse-pointer gadget" and  select  the  oval.
 Or: Select  the text block, press Shift and then click on the oval@{"²" LINK NOTE2}.
 Or: Place the cursor in the wanted paragraph and select the oval.
 Or: Enter oval coordinates and/or text in the appropriate gadgets.

 OK starts the drawing process without closing the requester. Therefore you don't
 have  to wait for the requester to pop up for the next tries. You can select any
 new oval, text block or passage of text as usual for  further  goes.  But if you
 don't  select  anything  new,  the old text/oval, will be reused, resulting in a
 shorter calculation time.  The  macro  will  automatically  rescan  the  current
 paragraph,  if  it has changed (to be exact: if either the cursor has been moved
 to another place or the length of the paragraph has been altered - so make  sure
 not to move the cursor around, if you don't want to have  FinalWrapper scan your
 paragraph again!).

 While drawing, the window's size is reduced and only the  title bar  is visible.
 You can click on the @{"close gadget" LINK CLOSE} at any time to abort the operation.


 Keys:
  o
  Return
@ENDNODE
@NODE CANCEL "Quit"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV OK
@NEXT CLOSE

 Quits the program, storing the current settings to memory.

 Keys:
  q
  Esc
@ENDNODE
@NODE CLOSE "Close gadget"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV CANCEL
@NEXT BACK

 If the macro is currently calculating an object, this gadget aborts the process.
 At any other time, it quits the program, storing the current settings to memory.

 Keys:
  q
  Esc
@ENDNODE
@NODE BACK "Depth gadget"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV CLOSE
@NEXT ZIP

 Brings the window of FW alternately to back and to  front  as  usual.  In  Final
 Wrapper, you have also a keyboard short-cut for this.

 Note: If the window isn't brought to front if  it  was  on  the  back  (or  vice
 versa),  just  press  the  key  again (this happens if you used the window depth
 gadget an odd number of times with the mouse).

 Key:
  Backspace
@ENDNODE
@NODE ZIP "Zip gadget"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV BACK
@NEXT REQUESTER

 Switches between the full and the minimum size of the window.

 Key:
  Space
@ENDNODE
@NODE NOTE1 "Note on usage"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV REQUESTER
@NEXT REQUESTER

 Currently case,  super-/subscript  and  underline  etc.  are  not  supported  by
 FinalWriter for text blocks.
@ENDNODE
@NODE NOTE2 "Note on usage"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV REQUESTER
@NEXT REQUESTER

 Don't select more than one oval or text  block.  FinalWrapper  being  unable  to
 figure out which object you selected first, it will simply take the oval and the
 text block with the highest  internal  number.  If  you  select  a  text  block,
 highlighted text will be ignored.
@ENDNODE
@NODE MENU "2. Using the menu"
@PREV REQUESTER
@NEXT MAIN

@{B}@{U}The menu@{UU}@{UB}

 The menu allows you to save and load your  preferred  setting  of  all  options.
 Furthermore, some less often used options can be found here.

 @{"Settings" LINK SETTINGS}
 @{"_/ Gadgets are auto-activated A G" LINK ACTIVATE}
 @{"   Final Writer Release 3     A F" LINK RELEASE}
 ---------------------------------
 @{"Load                          A L" LINK LOAD}
 @{"Save                          A S" LINK SAVE}
 @{"Reset                         A R" LINK RESET}
 @{"Defaults                      A D" LINK DEFAULTS}
 ---------------------------------
 @{"Next document                 A N" LINK NEXT}
 @{"Execute Arexx macro...        A E" LINK MACRO}
 @{"Help...                       A H" LINK HELP}
 @{"About...                      A ?" LINK ABOUT}
 @{"Quit                          A Q" LINK QUIT}

 From inside the program,  you  can  use  the  @{"on-line  help" LINK ONLINEHELP}  function  to  get a
 short description of any menu item.
@ENDNODE
@NODE SETTINGS "Settings"
@TOC MENU
@PREV MENU
@NEXT ACTIVATE

All settings are automatically stored when leaving the macro. They are @{B}not@{UB} saved
to disk, however, they only remain active until the next reset.
@ENDNODE
@NODE ACTIVATE "Gadgets are auto-activated"
@TOC MENU
@PREV SETTINGS
@NEXT RELEASE

 If enabled, the string gadget is automatically activated, each time  you  either
 select the checkbox gadget or you change the option in the cycle gadget.

 You may want to switch this option off if you're mainly using the  keyboard.  In
 this case the string gadget is never activated unless you want to.

 Furthermore, the checkbox gadget is set when you  change  the  cycle  gadget  or
 the value of the string gadget (this is always done).

 Key:
  Right Amiga + g
@ENDNODE
@NODE RELEASE "Final Writer Release 3"
@TOC MENU
@PREV ACTIVATE
@NEXT LOAD

 If you are using Final Writer Release 3 and FinalWrapper generates some strange
 output, switch this option on, it will fix the problem. This is due to a bug in
 all Final Writer 3 releases older than January 3, 1994.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + f
@ENDNODE
@NODE LOAD "Load settings"
@TOC MENU
@PREV RELEASE
@NEXT SAVE

 Loads the settings stored on disk (i.e. from ENVARC:).  Use  this  if  you  have
 changed the settings and want to get your favourite ones back.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + l
@ENDNODE
@NODE SAVE "Save settings"
@TOC MENU
@PREV LOAD
@NEXT RESET

 Saves all current settings to disk (to ENVARC:). They will be  still  active  if
 you use FinalWrapper again after a reboot or after switching off your Amiga.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + s
@ENDNODE
@NODE RESET "Reset settings"
@TOC MENU
@PREV SAVE
@NEXT DEFAULTS

 Resets all settings to the state when you started FinalWrapper for the last time
 (i.e. it reads them from ENV:).

 Key:
  Right Amiga + r
@ENDNODE
@NODE DEFAULTS "Defaults"
@TOC MENU
@PREV RESET
@NEXT NEXT

 Resets all settings to FinalWrapper's built in defaults.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + d
@ENDNODE
@NODE NEXT "Next document"
@TOC MENU
@PREV DEFAULTS
@NEXT MACRO

 Selects the next Final Writer document. This one will be  used  by  FinalWrapper
 from now on. The name of the document will be displayed in FW's window title and
 the document window will be brought to front.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + n
@ENDNODE
@NODE MACRO "Execute Arexx macro"
@TOC MENU
@PREV NEXT
@NEXT HELP

 Displays a file requester where you can select an Arexx  macro  to be  executed.
 This  allows you to run FinalWrapper related Arexx macros (mostly beginning with
 "FW_...") with ease. (You can run the macros also from Final Writer or from  the
 Shell, of course!)

 The function needs the "Rx" command (usually located on your Workbench) and  the
 (rexx)reqtools.library  (are  installed by the FinalWrapper Installer script) to
 work.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + e


 The following macros are currently included:

 @{B}FW_Tutorial.rexx@{UB}
 An interactive tutorial to FinalWrapper.

 @{B}FW_CloseWindow.rexx@{UB}
 Tries to force FinalWrapper to exit. If this  doesn't  succeed,  it  closes  the
 window. In  this  case,  FinalWrapper  can't be started any more before the next
 reset. Use this macro if FinalWrapper has crashed or  can't  be  quit  with  the
 Cancel or close gadget.

 @{B}FW_ColourCycle.rexx@{UB}
 Creates a series of wrap texts  with  alternating  colours.  You  should  use  a
 different colour for oval fill and border and for the text.

 @{B}FW_MultiOval.rexx@{UB}
 Wraps a text around four ovals at once.
@ENDNODE
@NODE HELP "Help"
@TOC MENU
@PREV MACRO
@NEXT ABOUT

 Displays the contents page of the help file used for the @{"on-line help" LINK ONLINEHELP}.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + h
@ENDNODE
@NODE ABOUT "About"
@TOC MENU
@PREV HELP
@NEXT QUIT

 Shows some program information and the address of the author.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + ?
@ENDNODE
@NODE QUIT "Quit"
@TOC MENU
@PREV ABOUT
@NEXT MENU

 Quits the program, storing the current settings to memory.

 Key:
  Right Amiga + Q
@ENDNODE
@NODE ONLINEHELP "On-line help"
@TOC REQUESTER
@PREV REQUESTER
@NEXT REQUESTER

@{B}@{U}Need help?@{UU}@{UB}

 If you want to know something about a gadget or a menu item, just press the Help
 key
 - while a menu item is highlighted to get information about that item
 - while the menu title is selected for information about the menu
 - while the mouse pointer is above a gadget for information about the gadget
 - at any other time to get information about the requester.

 You can also use the @{"Help" LINK HELP}  menu item to view the contents page of the help file.
@ENDNODE