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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU PRESENT AN OVERVIEW OF THE MENU'S SCOPE AND PURPOSE.
T:This is the Word Processing Functions menu, the one that you use to
T:create, modify and print letters, labels, and documents.  This menu
T:allows you to type either to the disk or to the printer.
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T:You can choose among the items on the list by typing a number
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T:Do you want to know more about the "Word Processing Functions" Menu?
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T:                    0) Word Processing Functions Menu  
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T:  1) Word Processing Support Menu        6) System's Editor                  
T:  2) Typewriter                          7) Edit and/or Print - rough draft 
T:  3) Print a File                        8) Edit and/or Print Letter Quality
T:  4) Extended Volume Table of Content    9)                                 
T:  5) Scan a document                    10)                                  
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*MENU00
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 0
T:Function 0 returns to the "SUPERVYZ Function Selection" Menu.
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*MENU01
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 1
T:Function 1, "Word Processing Support Menu", invokes a sub-menu
T:that creates, erases, and renames files, as well as resetting the
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*MENU02
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 2
T:Function 2, "Typewriter", is a special function which allows you to type 
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*MENU03
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 3
T:Function 3, "Print a File", produces a printed listing of a file.
T:The listing has a page number and report title on each page, and
T:the pages are set to be 11 inches long.  No fancy formatting is done.
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T:This function uses a modified version of the LIST program from the
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 4
T:Function 4, "Extended Volume Table of Content", tells you about
T:programs and files on a disk.  In addition to the file size and
T:whether the file is Read-Only and if it is hidden from view, it
T:lets you to look at all the User Areas at the same time.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 5
T:Function 5, "Scan a document", displays text files on the console
T:24 lines at a time (on screenful).  To advance to the next screen,
T:press the "Return", "Enter", or "CR" key.  To terminate the scan
T:before the entire file has been displayed, hold down the "Control"
T:or "CTRL" key and then press the letter "C" (Control-C).
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*MENU06
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 6
T:Function 6, "Sytem's Editor", is an editing function recommended for those
T:persons having a need for limited text manipulation, no printer control,
T:and no embedded control characters.  Most programming language translators
T:do not accept any control characters within their text, and most word
T:processing editors imbed special control characters for fancy printing.
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T:This editor is not screen-oriented; you do not see the text you are
T:working on.  This editor is ideal when you call up your computer via
T:a low-speed (30 characters per second) telephone modem and you need
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T:The main attraction of this editor is that it is included in the price
T:of the operating system.  For extensive text editing or fancy printing,
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*MENU07
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 7
T:Function 7, "Edit and/or Print - rough draft", supports extensive
T:text manipulation, special print formatting and text-merge capability.
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T:This function selects the high-speed dot-matrix printer for rough
T:draft preparation.  Files created with this function may be used with
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 8
T:Function 8, "Edit and/or Print Letter Quality", supports extensive
T:text manipulation, special print formatting and text-merge capability.
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T:This function selects the low-speed fully-formed character printer for
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*MENU09
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 9
T:Function 9 is available for you to set-up.
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R:THIS IS WHERE YOU EXPLAIN FUNCTION 10
T:Function 10 is available for you to set-up.
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