> øCAT001{CAT002‹ CAT0038CAT004nCAT22ACAT006•CAT007ƒCAT008©CAT009ßCAT010z!CAT011("CAT012P$CAT013'CAT014)CAT015ú*CAT016—.CAT0171CAT0184CAT019)5CAT020"9CAT021¡9CAT022ˆ:CAT023=CAT024¤?CAT025BCAT026ŽBCAT027cDCAT028æECAT029`GCAT030QICAT0318MCAT032’OCAT033EPCAT034QQCAT035÷RCAT036€TCAT037VCAT038RXCAT039hZCAT040ÌZCAT041“[CAT042þ\CAT043•^CAT044›_CAT045&aCAT046JdCAT047ÁdCAT048“eCAT049FgCAT050©hCAT051ÃiCAT052»lCAT053ŒoCAT054pCAT055æpCAT056prCAT057ÝsCAT058[uCAT059iwCAT060YyCAT061ÃzCAT062 WELCOME TO TEACH SELECT welcomes you to TEACH, an interactive program that will familiarize you with the basics of the SELECT Word Processing System. Learning SELECT can save you from hours of tedious mechanical tasks and time-consuming busy-work. Best of all, SELECT is easy to learn. TEACH will not show you everything that SELECT can do, but you will learn enough so that you can begin creating and editing documents on your own. If this is the first time you have used TEACH, follow the program from beginning to end. It will take you about 90 minutes. If you just want to refresh your memory, choose one of the lessons from the TEACH menu, which will appear soon. PRESS the key THE TEACH MENU ---------------------------------------------------------------------- DIRECTIONS: 1. Read the menu choices listed below. 2. Type number of section you want, then press . - To leave TEACH press . ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Your entry : * * (To start at the beginning, type 1). 1. How TEACH WORKS 15. How to FORMAT 2. How to MOVE THE CURSOR 16. How to DISPLAY 3. How to CREATE a document 17. How to VIEW 4. How to READ THE COMMAND LINE 18. How to set POINTERs 5. How to BEGIN A NEW DOCUMENT 19. How to MOVE 6. How to EDIT a document 20. How to COPY 7. How to INSERT 21. How to ZAP 8. How to ERASE 22. How to OUTPUT 9. How to XCHNG 23. How to WRITE 10. How to LOCATE 24. How to JUSTIFY 11. How to REPLACE 25. How to use KEY 12. How to GOTO 26. How to get HELP 13. How to APPEND 27. How to QUIT 14. How to set TABs HOW TEACH WORKS You can use TEACH two ways: 1. To learn SELECT from scratch. 2. To review and practice anything you choose. The first time you use TEACH, you should do the entire program from start to finish. Throughout TEACH you'll be given a chance to exit to the TEACH MENU and take a break. When you want to resume TEACH, simply enter the number of the section you want to begin with on the TEACH MENU. Each Section is organized as follows: 1. TEACH defines a task and tells you how to do it. 2. You practice doing it yourself. 3. TEACH tells you if you were right or wrong, and then gives you a choice. You can: Go back and review; Continue with TEACH; or, Exit to the TEACH MENU. PRESS HOW TO MOVE THE CURSOR WHAT IS THE CURSOR? The cursor is that little square (or underline) you see when you first load your program. The cursor tells you where you are on the screen. When you type a character, it appears where the cursor was. ON MOST COMPUTERS you have four keys with arrows on them: one pointing up, one pointing down, one pointing left, and one pointing right (if your terminal doesn't have these keys, check your equipment manual). These are your cursor controls. To move the cursor, you press these keys. On many computer terminals, if you hold the cursor key down, the cursor will keep moving in that direction. You can only use one cursor control at a time. So, if you want to move diagonally on the screen, you have to use two commands: up or down, and left or right. PRESS Loading B:EDITING.DOC Please stand by... DIRECTIONS: Play with the cursor. Move it up and down and around and around, until you're satisfied that you know how to use it. ------------------------------------------ WHEN YOU'RE FINISHED, PRESS THE KEY ------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! YOU'RE MOVING THE CURSOR AND RARING TO GO! ----------------------------------------------------------- What you do next is up to you. SELECT one (Just type G, C, or E) G - to Go back and review what you just did C - to Continue with TEACH E - to Exit back to the TEACH MENU When you load SELECT this is what you see first. READ IT! It's the MAIN MENU and it lists all the different kinds of things you can do with SELECT. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SELECT: Create Edit Delete View List Name Print Spell Teach Merg Quit Help Run CREATE - To CREATE a new document EDIT - To EDIT or change a document DELETE - To DELETE a document LIST - To LIST all the documents in your directory VIEW - To get a scrolling VIEW of a document NAME - To assign a new NAME to a document PRINT - To PRINT a document SPELL - To check your SPELLing TEACH - To TEACH you to use SELECT MERGE - To MERGE a document with a mailing list HELP - To HELP explain the commands QUIT - To QUIT your SELECT work session RUN - To RUN a program outside of SELECT ALTER - To ALTER SELECT into program development mode * PRESS * DIRECTIONS: You'll now practice creating a document. Find CREATE on the menu; then type "C". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ SELECT: Create Edit Delete View List Name Print Spell Teach Merg Quit Help Run CREATE - To CREATE a new document EDIT - To EDIT or change a document DELETE - To DELETE a document LIST - To LIST all the documents in your directory VIEW - To get a scrolling VIEW of a document NAME - To assign a new NAME to a document PRINT - To PRINT a document SPELL - To check your SPELLing TEACH - To TEACH you to use SELECT MERGE - To MERGE a document with a mailing list HELP - To HELP explain the commands QUIT - To QUIT your SELECT work session RUN - To RUN a program outside of SELECT ALTER - To ALTER SELECT into program development mode ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Create: Enter document name; then HERE'S HOW to Name a Document: (Don't do it yet; just read how) 1. Type letter code of disk drive and a colon (A: or B:). 2. Type name (up to eight characters). 3. Type a dot (.). 4. Type either DOC for document, or LTR for letter. EXAMPLES: B:SAMPLE.DOC A:RESEACH.LTR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ DIRECTIONS: Now, type the document name "B:MY.DOC", press , and watch the screen. Don't type in the quotation marks. Creating a new document named B:MY.DOC Please stand by... >SELECT: Insert Erase Pointer Goto Locate Replace Display Quit Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- SELECT one of the following: (By the way, if you SELECT "C", you'll find out about all the writing at the top of this screen.) G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU >SELECT: Insert Erase Pointer Goto Locate Replace Display Quit Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- ------------------------------------------------------------------ Take a good look at the top of the screen. What you see is the word SELECT followed by a list of commands that you use when creating and editing documents (Insert, Erase, Pointer...etc.). ------------------------------------------------------------------ DIRECTIONS: Press "N" for Next and see what happens. >SELECT: Spell Format Background Append View Xchng Tab Key Help Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- ---------------------------------------------------------------- Look! There's a new set of commands (Spell, Format....etc.). ---------------------------------------------------------------- DIRECTIONS: Press "N" for Next once again. >SELECT: Move Copy Zap Output Write Justify Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- --------------------------------------------------------- Now you see the last set of commands (Move, Copy...etc.). --------------------------------------------------------- DIRECTIONS: Press "N" a final time. >SELECT: Insert Erase Pointer Goto Locate Replace Display Quit Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- ---------------------------------------------------- VOILA! You're back to the original set of commands! ---------------------------------------------------- *** NOTE *** The "N" command is a good memory jogger so you can see all your choices. But, to use a command, it doesn't have to be showing on the screen. What you do next is up to you. SELECT now. (If you SELECT "C", you'll learn to Insert text into your document.) G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - EXit to the TEACH MENU >SELECT: Insert Erase Pointer Goto Locate Replace Display Quit Next Document: B:MY.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page:1 --------L----------------------------------------------------------------R---- COMMAND: INSERT WHAT IT DOES: Enters text into a document. (This is how you get started.) HERE'S HOW: (Don't do it yet; just read the steps.) 1. Type "I". 2. Type the text. 3. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Next, let's practice Inserting text. PRESS DIRECTIONS: Type any sentence you want. HERE'S HOW: 1. Type "I" (Watch the command line at the top of the screen). 2. Type the text. 3. Press . NOTE: - ONLY the left cursor works in Insert. - To erase, use backspace. - Press only to end paragraphs and lines at places other than margin settings. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PRACTICE IN THIS SPACE; then Press again: Once again you have to be SELECTive. If you decide to continue, you'll learn about the EDIT function. G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU DIRECTIONS: Here's the Main Menu again. This time you'll learn to use the EDIT function. Find EDIT; then press "E". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >SELECT: Create Edit Delete View List Name Print Spell Teach Merg Quit Help Run CREATE - To CREATE a new document EDIT - To EDIT or change a document DELETE - To DELETE a document LIST - To LIST all the documents in your directory VIEW - To get a scrolling VIEW of a document NAME - To assign a new NAME to a document PRINT - To PRINT a document SPELL - To check your SPELLing TEACH - To TEACH you to use SELECT MERGE - To MERGE a document with a mailing list HELP - To HELP explain the commands QUIT - To QUIT your SELECT work session RUN - To RUN a program outside of SELECT ALTER - To ALTER SELECT into program development mode Edit: Enter document name; then DIRECTIONS: Type in this document name: "B:EDITING.DOC". Edit: Enter document name; then B:EDITING.DOC Enter new document name; then DIRECTIONS: This is your chance to rename the document. Don't bother now; just press . >SELECT: Insert Erase Pointer Goto Locate Replace Display Quit Next Document: B:EDITING.DOC Char: 1 Line: 1 Page: 1 ---------L----------------------------------------------------------------R--- Notice that all the commands in EDIT are exactly the same as they are in CREATE (Thank Goodness!). Obviously, your next step is to learn how to use them. Let's get started. SELECT one of these: G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. COMMAND: INSERT WHAT IT DOES: Enters text into a document. HERE'S HOW: 1. Move cursor to place you want to insert text. 2. Type "I". 3. Type text to be added. 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: When you press "I" the characters to the right of the cursor drop down two lines. When you press , the characters will come back up. Now you're ready to INSERT a word into a document. PRESS DIRECTIONS: Insert "think " between "to" and "the". HERE'S HOW: 1. Move cursor to the "t" in "the". 2. Type "I". 3. Type text. 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Welcome to word processing! Finally a computer has learned to the way you do. ---------------------------------------- WHEN YOU'RE FINISHED, PRESS AGAIN ---------------------------------------- RIGHT! Now let's see if you can do it on your own. PRESS Close, but no cigar! Are you sure you typed it EXACTLY as you were told? There's a good chance you didn't begin by placing the cursor on the "t" in "the". Always position the cursor ON the place you want to begin work; not before it. Why don't you try again. SELECT one of these choices (G or C). G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH DIRECTIONS: Insert "logical and " between "Pretty" and "easy". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Pretty easy, wouldn't you say? ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- ----------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! YOU GOT IT! ----------------------------- Now you have a choice. SELECT one of the following: G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU I'm terribly sorry, but that's not the correct answer. There's a good chance you didn't begin by placing the cursor on the "e" in "easy". Remember, ALWAYS position the cursor ON the place you want to begin work; not before it. Why don't you try this one more time. SELECT one: G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU COMMAND: ERASE WHAT IT DOES: Eliminates spaces, letters, words, phrases, lines, or even sentences. HERE'S HOW: 1. Move cursor to beginning of text to erase. 2. Type "E". 3. Move cursor one space beyond the place you want to erase. (To erase one character use cursor control) 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ NOTE: -To erase a word at a time, type "E"; then type a space. -To erase a sentence at a time, type "E"; then press a period. -Each time, the cursor will move to the character you type. BUT: -If you make a mistake, just move the cursor back. Your copy will be restored. Now you're ready to erase a word from a document. PRESS DIRECTIONS: Erase the extra "e" in "feearful". HERE'S HOW: 1. Move cursor. 2. Type "E". 3. Move cursor. 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ If you thought that computers were feearful, mystical creatures, you're in for a surprise. ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- WOW! Am I impressed. Now let's see if you can do it without any help. PRESS BLAAAAAAT! That certainly wasn't correct. I really think you should try that one again. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. DIRECTIONS: Erase "fearful, ". ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you thought that computers were fearful, mystical creatures, you're in for a surprise. ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- ----------------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! YOU GOT IT AGAIN! ----------------------------------- What you do next is up to you. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. You made a mistake somewhere. You may have mistruck a key. I'm afraid I'm not smart enough to tell if you really need to go back and review or not...That's why you're in charge and not me. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. COMMAND: XCHNG WHAT IT DOES: Exchanges text, character by character. HERE'S HOW: 1. Move the cursor to the character you want to exchange. 2. Type "X". 3. Type the character you want to exchange it with. 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ How about giving it a try? PRESS DIRECTIONS: Xchng an "e" for the "a" in "sanse". HERE'S HOW: 1. Move cursor. 2. Type "X". 3. Type the new character. 4. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Needless to say, SELECT makes sanse. ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- You're HOT! Quick! Try it again. PRESS Well, you missed the boat that time. Why don't you try again. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. DIRECTIONS: Xchng "eak" for "ake" in "brake". ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Is it time for a coffee brake yet? ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- ------------------------------------ CONGRATULATIONS! RIGHT AGAIN!!!!!!! ------------------------------------ It's time to SELECT one of these: SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. Hey pal! You missed again. Why don't you try it one more time. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. COMMAND: LOCATE WHAT IT DOES: Finds any word you choose. HERE'S HOW: 1. Type "L". 2. Type the word you want to find. 3. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This one should be easy. PRESS DIRECTIONS: Locate the word "Barbi-Sue". HERE'S HOW: 1. Type "L". 2. Type the word you want to find. 3. Press . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I told my mama that I was tired of dating Mary-Lou. I told her about all those times that I would call that girl up and she'd be making all them excuses about how she was busy. Well you should have seen how she hit the roof when I told her about my seeing Barbi-Sue. Something about her being my first cousin or something like that. ----------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS ----------------------------- You're doing just fine. Now try it without any help. PRESS Looks like you missed the boat that time. Why don't you try again. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. DIRECTIONS: LOCATE the word "think". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Complicated word processors of the past would lead you to believe that to use a computer, you have to think like one. ----------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS ----------------------------- --------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! YOU GOT IT --------------------------- What next? SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. Nope!!! That's not right. Maybe you should try that once more before you go on. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. COMMAND: REPLACE WHAT IT DOES: Locates a word each time it appears in your text, and substitutes it with another word. HERE'S HOW: 1. Type "R". 2. Type the word you want to replace. 3. Press . 4. Type the word you'll substitute for it. 5. Press . 6. Press again, then type "Y" for Yes or "N" for No each time the cursor stops at a word. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Relax. It's easier than it looks. PRESS DIRECTIONS: REPLACE "jogging" with "running". HERE'S HOW: 1. Type "R". 2. Type old word (jogging). 3. Press . 4. Type new word (running). 5. Press . 6. Press again, then type "Y" to replace. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I'm sure that jogging has become so popular because doctors say jogging is good for you. ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- That-a-way! Now try it without any help. PRESS Well that wasn't a success. Just keep working at this one until you get it. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. DIRECTIONS: REPLACE "purple" with "pink". ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ They painted the house purple because the flowers were purple. ----------------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS AGAIN ----------------------------------- -------------------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! YET ANOTHER SUCCESS! -------------------------------------- SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. I'm sorry to inform you that your answer was not correct. But, hey! This is one of the more involved commands. Try it again. If you still don't get it, check the manual. SELECT one: G - Go back and review. C - Continue with TEACH. E - Exit to the TEACH MENU. COMMAND: GO TO 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, or the number of any pointer. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Bet you can't wait to give 'er a go! Press DIRECTIONS: Send the cursor to the bottom of the text. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time. -Wm. Shakespeare- ----------------------------- WHEN YOU FINISH, PRESS ----------------------------- -------------------------------- CONGRATULATIONS! JOB WELL DONE! -------------------------------- What will it be now? G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU Somehow, somewhere, you made a mistake. Give it another try! You may now make another SELECTion. G - Go back and review C - Continue with TEACH E - Exit to the TEACH MENU