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	WHAT IT DOES:	Adds text into a document.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Move cursor to place you want to insert text.
			2. Type "I" or <INSERT HERE>.
			3. Type the text.
			4. Press <DO>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  ^ (Boldface), _ (Underline), [ (Subscript),
			   ] (Superscript), and \- (Overstrike) are ON/OFF
			   switches that control printing.  DON'T FORGET
     			   TO TURN THEM OFF. 
			-  By using the left cursor key, you can delete
			   the text to the left.
			-  Other cursor keys do not operate during the Insert
			   command.
 	COMMAND:	ERASE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Eliminates spaces, letters, words, phrases,
			sentences, and lines.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Move cursor to beginning of text.
			2. Type "E" or <REMOVE>.
			3. Move cursor one space beyond the place you
			   want to erase.
			4. Press <DO>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  To erase a word at a time, type "E";
			   then type a space.
			-  To erase a sentence at a time, type "E";
			   then type a period.
			-  The erase mode is "character sensitive."
			   Once you type "E", the computer will search for
			   the very next character you type. 	COMMAND:	POINTER


	WHAT IT DOES:	Marks any point in the text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Move the cursor to the point you want to mark.
			2. Type "P".
			3. Type a number, 1 to 8 (Remember, you can reuse
			   a number if you want).
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	GOTO


	WHAT IT DOES:	Sends the cursor to any preset part of a
			document (Top, Bottom, Page, or any preset Pointer).


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "G".
			2. Type "T" for top, or "B" for bottom,"P" for page
			   or the number of any pointer; then the page
			   number and <RETURN>.

	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	LOCATE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Finds any word you choose.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "L" or <FIND>.
			2. Type the word you want to find.
			3. Press <RETURN>.
			4. To find another instance of the word,
			   type "L" and press <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	REPLACE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Locates and replaces a word each time it appears
			in your text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "R".
			2. Type the word you want to replace.
			3. Press <RETURN>.
			4. Type the word you'll substitute for it.
			5. Press <RETURN>.
			6. To leave the Prompt on, press <RETURN> and
			   type "Y" or "N" each time the cursor stops.
			7. If you take the Prompt off (by typing "P")
			   type the number of instances of the word 
			   you want replaced then press <RETURN>.  If you
			   don't type a number, ONLY the first instance of
			   the word will be replaced.
	-------------------------------------------------------------------- 	COMMAND:	DISPLAY


	WHAT IT DOES:	Shows the next screen in the text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "D" or <NEXT SCREEN> or <PREV SCREEN>

			   THAT'S IT.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  To move forward more than one screen, type the
			   number of screens you want, then type "D"
                           or <NEXT SCREEN>.
			-  To move backwards, type  <PREV SCREEN>.
 	COMMAND:	QUIT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Ends your word processing session.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type"Q".
			2. Type "K" for Keep, or "A" for Abandon, or
			   press <DO> to go back to your document.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	NEXT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Shows you the next row of commands.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "N".

			   THAT'S IT.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	SPELL


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to resume SPELL scanning your document
                        to locate words marked by superspell for correction.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "S".
       --------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	FORMAT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Sets the format of your document (e.g. margins, 
			indents, spaces, etc.).  Usually you'll do this
			when you create a document.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "F" or <SELECT>.
			2. Type the first letter of the format setting
			   you want to change.
			3. Type the new setting.
			4. Press <RETURN>.
			5. Press <DO> when finished formatting.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:	-  When you call up the Format screen, the settings you see
		   that	are already listed are the "default values." If you
		   don't change anything, those are the settings you get.
 	COMMAND:	APPEND


	WHAT IT DOES:	Lets you LIST documents, and INSERT an entire
			document into another document.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Move cursor to the location where you want the
			   copied document to begin.
			2. Type "A".
			3. To get a LIST of documents, type L, enter the
			   drive name and press <RETURN>.
			4. To INSERT (append) a document, type I, enter
			   the document name and press <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
         TIPS:		-  For List, the document name can contain
			   the ambiguous letter (?) or filename (*).
                           Example: B:*.DOC
 	COMMAND:	VIEW


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to VIEW one document while editing
			another.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "V".
			2. Enter document name, then press <RETURN>.
			3. Press any key to continue VIEWing or <DO> to
			   return to editing.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  The VIEWed document goes into half intensity, if
			   your terminal supports it.

			-  The VIEWed document goes into the bottom half of the
			   screen.
 	COMMAND:	XCHNG


	WHAT IT DOES:	Exchanges text, character by character.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Move cursor to the character.
			2. Type "X".
			3. Type the character you want to exchange it with.
			4. Press <DO>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	TAB


	WHAT IT DOES:	Sets tabs just like a typewriter.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "T".
			2. Using space bar, move cursor to desired
			   tab setting.
			3. Type "T".
			4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for all tabs you want.
			5. Press <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  You can't use the backspace while setting
			   tabs.  If you make a mistake, press <RETURN>
			   and start again.
 	COMMAND:	HELP


	WHAT IT DOES:	Explains how to use any SELECT command.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "H" or <HELP>.
			2. Type the first letter of the command you want.
			3. To return to text, press any key.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		- Special Keys on the Rainbow 100 are indicated
			  by putting their names in angle brackets. These
		          are: <INSERT HERE>, <REMOVE>, <FIND>, <SELECT>
			       <PREV SCREEN>, <NEXT SCREEN>, <HELP>, <DO>
			       <PF1>, <PF2>, <PF3>, <PF4>, <RETURN>.
 	COMMAND:	MOVE


	WHAT IT DOES:  Moves a block of text from one place to another.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text you want
			   to move.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text you
			   want to move.
			3. Move cursor to the point you want to move the
			   block of text.
			4. Type "M".
			5. Type the number of the first pointer.
			6. Type the number of the second pointer.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:		-  Before MOVEing you must know how to use Pointer.
 	COMMAND:	COPY


	WHAT IT DOES:	Duplicates a block of text from one part of
			a document to another.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text.
			3. Move cursor to the point you want to copy the
			   block of text.
			4. Type "C".
			5. Type the number of the first pointer.
			6. Type the number of the second pointer.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Before COPYing, you must know how to use Pointer.
 	COMMAND:	ZAP


	WHAT IT DOES:	Wipes out an entire block of text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text.
			3. Type "Z".
			4. Type the number of the first pointer.
			5. Type the number of the second pointer.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Before ZAPping, you must know how to use Pointer.
			-  BE CAREFUL!!  You can't bring it back.
 	COMMAND:	OUTPUT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Prints out an entire block of text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text.
			3. Type "O".
			4. Type the number of the first pointer.
			5. Type the number of the second pointer.
			6. Type "Y" if you want slash commands printed or
			   "N" if you don't.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Before OUTPUTing, you must know how to use Pointer.
			-  Make sure printer is on and connected.
 	COMMAND:	WRITE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Creates a new document containing only the
			block of text you mark.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text.
			3. Type "W".
			4. Type the number of the first pointer.
			5. Type the number of the second pointer.
			6. Type the file name (drv:filename.ext)
			7. Type <RETURN>
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Before WRITEing, you must know how to use Pointer.
			-  Use this command to develop a library of stock
			   paragraphs for form letters and contracts.
 	COMMAND:	JUSTIFY


	WHAT IT DOES:	Evens the margins in a block of text.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Set first pointer at top of block of text.
			2. Set second pointer at bottom of block of text.
			3. Type "J".
			4. Type the number of the first pointer.
			5. Type the number of the second pointer.
			6. You can also use "T" for top or "B" for bottom.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Before JUSTIFYing, you must know how to use Pointer.
			-  The Format command (<SELECT> key) lets you set the
			   kind of JUSTIFICATION that you want.
 	COMMAND:	KEY

	WHAT IT DOES:	Lets you get a LIST of all key files, VIEW the
			contents of a single key file, and INSERT the
			contents of a key file into your document.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "K".
			2. To get a LIST, type L. Press <DO> to Exit.
			3. To VIEW a key file, type V, then the key file
			   number, then <RETURN>. Press <DO> to Exit.
			4. To INSERT text into your document, type I, the
			   key file number, then <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:		-  The <PF1>, <PF2>, <PF3>, <PF4> function keys will 
			   insert text into your document whether you are in
			   Insert or not, by pressing the key. They correspond
			   to Key Files 1,2,3, and 4 in the LIST.
			-  To use KEY, you must previously have created a
			   document named SELKEY.DOC. See manual for details.
 	COMMAND:	BACKGROUND


	WHAT IT DOES:  	Lets you print a previously formatted document
			while you are editing another.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "B".
			2. Enter disk drive and name of document you want
			   to print, and press <RETURN>. The file must have
			   and "SPL" extension to be printed in Background.
			3. To Pause or Abandon, press "B" again.
			4. Choose Pause, Continue, or Abandon.
	---------------------------------------------------------------

 	SYMBOL:		@item-name

	WHAT THEY DO:	Substitute data from a mailing list into a document.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "I" to enter INSERT MODE.
			2. Type an "@".
			3. Type the name of the item you want substituted in
			   your document during mail processing
	---------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:		-  The list of available item names is given below.
			   The maximum size is shown in parentheses.

		@NAME	 - Complete name: prefix, first and last (30)
		@ADDR1	 - Address line 1 (30)
		@ADDR2	 - Address line 2 (30)
		@CITY	 - City (24)
		@STATE	 - State (2)
		@ZIP	 - Zip Code - expand format (9)
		@PHONE	 - Phone number including area code (13)
		@REF	 - Reference: may contain anything (127) 	SYMBOL:		Backslash (\) commands

	WHAT THEY DO:	Enter formatting commands into document.

	HERE'S A LIST:

   1. \H - header
   2. \F - footer
   3. \R - set right margin
   4. \L - set left margin
   5. \I - set indent margin
   6. \T - set top margin
   7. \B - set bottom margin
   8. \C - set character pitch
   9. \N - set page number
  10. \S - set spacing of lines
  11. \P - set lines per page
  12. \J - set justification mode
  13. \V - set vertical lines per inch
  14. \E - force new page
  15. \* - comment: won't print
  16. \U - set printer to use character font
  17. \Q - asks operator to do something during print
  18. \H - header
  19. \F - footer
  20. \HR and \HL - set alternate header
  21. \FL and \FR - set alternate footer
  22. \D - set dead key
  23. \/ - set hard blank
 	COMMAND:	CREATE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Establishes a new document on a disk.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "C".
			2. Type document name.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Here's how to name a document:
			    1) Type letter code of disk drive and a colon
			       (usually drive A: or B:).
			    2) Type name of document (up to 8 characters).
			    3) Type a dot (period).
			    4) Type either DOC for document, or LTR for
			       letter.

			   EXAMPLES:	B:SAMPLE.DOC
			   		A:DEALER.LTR
 	COMMAND:	EDIT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to alter a document you have already 
			CREATEd.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "E".
			2. Type name of document.
			3. If you want to change the document's name,
			   type in the new one.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	DELETE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Removes a document from the disk.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "D".
			2. Type the document's name.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:	-  BE CAREFUL!!	Once you delete it, it's gone forever.
 	COMMAND:	VIEW


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to a see a scrolling view of a document
			without changing it.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "V".
			2. Type the document's name.
			3. If you want to stop the scroll, press any
			   key.
			4. To resume the scroll, press any key.
 			5. If you want to exit VIEW, press <DO>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	LIST

	WHAT IT DOES:	Provides you with a list of all the documents on
			a disk.

	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "L".
			2. Type the letter code of the disk drive
			   (e.g. A:, B:, C:,...) and the document name.
			3. Press <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:		-  If you are in programmers' mode (see ALTER),
			   the LIST command gives you a full listing
			   including document size.

			-  The drive you LIST becomes the selected drive for
			   further disk operations.

			-  When entering the document name, you can type
			   an ambiguous letter (?) or filename (*). 
 	COMMAND:	NAME


	WHAT IT DOES:	Renames a document.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "N".
			2. Type the document's name.
			3. Type the new name you are giving it.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	PRINT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Prints out a document from a disk.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "P".
			2. Type the document's name and press <RETURN>.
			3. Type  first  letter  of  print option you want
			   and change the default values if necessary.
			4. Continue answering all questions as they appear.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  Make sure the printer is on and connected to 
			   your terminal.
 	COMMAND:	SPELL


	WHAT IT DOES:	Automatically proofreads a document.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "S".
			2. Type the document's name.
			3. TYPE <RETURN>
			4. Follow all subsequent directions.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	TEACH


	WHAT IT DOES:	Tutors you in SELECT.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "T".
			2. Follow the directions in the TEACH program.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	TIPS:		-  To use TEACH, you must use the TEACH disk provided
			   in your SELECT package.  Place the TEACH/INSTALL
			   disk in drive B: and the SELECT MASTER  disk in
                           drive A:.
 	COMMAND:	QUIT


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to leave SELECT and return to the
			CP/M-86/80 Operating System.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "Q".
			2. Type "S" to return to CP/M-86/80 Operating 
			   System, or "R" to run a program
			   outside of SELECT and return to SELECT,
			   or <DO> to return to SELECT immediately.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	HELP


	WHAT IT DOES:	Explains how to use any SELECT command.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "H".
			2. Type the first letter of the command you want.
			3. To return to text, press any key.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	RUN


	WHAT IT DOES:	Allows you to run other programs without
			leaving  SELECT.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "R".
			2. Type the name of the program you want to run.
			3. When you finish, press <DO> to resume using
			   SELECT.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
 	COMMAND:	ALTER


	WHAT IT DOES:	Switches SELECT to programmers' mode.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "A".
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	 TIPS: 		-  This is an ON/OFF switch.  The asterisk in the
			   upper right part of the screen tells you that
			   you are in programmers' mode.  To return to word
			   processing mode, type "A" again.
			-  In programmers' mode the default format settings
			   are different, and the LIST command gives more 
			   detailed information.
 	COMMAND:	MERGE


	WHAT IT DOES:	Uses SELECT to print documents with data extracted from
			a mailing list.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "M".
			2. Type name of document then <RETURN>.
			3. Type the name of the mailing list you want the data
			   extracted from then <RETURN>.
	--------------------------------------------------------------------
	TIPS:		-  Data is extracted for data items that begin with an
			   @-sign in the document.
			-  Type "H@" for more information.
 	COMMAND:	WIDTH


	WHAT IT DOES:	Switches between 80 and 132 column operation.


	HERE'S HOW:	1. Type "W".
	--------------------------------------------------------------------

	 TIPS: 		-  This is an ON/OFF switch.  If the terminal is set
			   for 80 columns, it switches to 132.  If the
			   terminal is set for 132 columns, it switches to 80.