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JL'.WPK must be in your regular macro directory, as indicated in your SETUP LOCATION OF FILES. Some of the macros are directly defined; however, all of the macros marked with an asterisk (*) require that a macro file (ending in .wpm) be located in a particular directory on your disk. That directory is designated by a variable called "JLPATH". The value for this variable must be set in a startup macro, or by editing the ALT-` key to designate the desired directory and then pressing the ALT-` key once at the beginning of each session of WP. See Programming Notes below for further information. Most of the macros have two or more functions. Some of the macros detect when BLOCK is on and behave differently than when BLOCK is off. Still others detect when you are in different menus or lists (such as List Files), and behave accordingly. Other "double function" macros perform one function when the activating keys are hit once, and a second function if the activating keys are hit twice in rapid succession; these are referred to as a DOUBLE QUICK, or DQ, macros (note that if a DQ macro key is hit once and any other key is hit within 2/10's of a second thereafter, the second function will be executed anyway). DQ macros have a doubleline symbol || in their title, for quick identification. XNote that the second function of {ALT} KEY double quick macros does NOT get executed IF you have your own nonkeyboard definition {ALT} key macros defined.  The macro descriptions have been designed to match a corresponding key as mnemonically as possible, as indicated by bolded and capitalized letters (please forgive Komment and a few others). Usually, both DQ functions are related. Generally, macros that manipulate attributes or insert characters are assigned to {CTRL} KEY macros. The Fn function keys have been redefined, principally to reflect those operations that I do most (e.g., cutting sentences, copying+--- paragraphs, search & replace, etc.). Most of the definitions are straightforward remappings of standard WP functions. Definitions are provided below, along with a template. You will have to decide if you want to keep them; if you don't, just delete them. (By the way, it does not take long to get used to the  2 reorganization). Or, use the ` key macro to access the original  2 function (see below for further expanation of the ` key macro). A number of the macros must be "personalized" to your own settings or values; notes in the descriptions below indicate which ones. You can do this with the built in macro editor, or WPCorps ED program. The Programming Notes section should be reviewed for information regarding some of the general aspects of these macros. -++  2 X` hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8: N ote || N ote menu*(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK On: Converts the blocked text to a footnote or an endnote, as prompted.(# pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Menudriven macro for editing the next or previous footnote or end note (a variation of the WPCorp macro of similar function).(#  2 pp` ` X DQ2:Pops up the standard WP footnotes/endnotes menu.(#  2 AltOpp O ffice macros*(#p pp` ` Pops up a menu of macros used in our office. The macros must be located in the directory defined by the "JLPATH" variable described above. See below for a description of each macro.(#`  20 AltPpp P rotect: 5 lines || n lines; or block(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK On: Inserts BLOCK PROTECT codes (see also Alt-B).(# pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Inserts a conditional end of page (Cndl EOP) code protecting 5 lines.(#  28 pp` ` X DQ2:Calls up the Cndl EOP menu for userinput.(#  2 AltQppe Q uation create || edit next e Q uation(#p  2  pp` ` DQ1:X Equation create: goes directly to the editing screen for a new equation.(#  2x pp` ` DQ2:X Goes to the editing screen for the next existing equation.(# @-++  2 AltRppcopy: R e line, or block, to summary*(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK on: Pops up a menu to let you select the section of the Document Summary in which to paste the first 120 characters of the blocked text.(# pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK off: Automates changing the "ABSTRACT" section of a Document Summary by searching for a "re:" (note the colon) line in your document and then saving up to 120 characters into the document summary ABSTRACT section. Useful for changing the summary section of a letter or memo when using a prior version of a document as a model, and the old summary is no longer appropriate.(#  2 AltSpp S ave over || S ave menu, or copy from list files*(#p  2 pp` ` 1. Normal editing screen:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Saves a document over itself; prompts for a name if not previously named, OR if saving a block.(#  2 pp` ` X DQ2:Pops up a menu allowing you to save a document under a new name, to the A: drive, the B: drive, or the current directory.(#  2 pp` ` 2.X If List Files is active, prompts for copying of the file that the cursor is on to the A: or B: drives.(#  2 AltTppsor T menu || resorT(#p  2X pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up the WP sort menu.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Reperforms sort, using the last sort parameters.(#  2@ AltUpp U tility macro menu || menu # *(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Brings up a utility macro menu, including some macros that are principally of use to macro programmers. See below for a description of each macro.(# pp` ` X NOTE: This macro nests additional macros. The nested macros must be in the same directory defined by the "JLPATH" variable described above.(#  2' pp` ` DQ2:X Displays the menu number of the current menu, where possible.(# (-++  2 AltVpp V ery truly yours menu || V ia fax/express menu*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up a personalized menu, allowing you to select a "Very truly yours" close, or a common ending phrase (e.g., "If you have any questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact me"). One selection is designed to retreive a graphics file with a scanned in signature; allows "signing" a document that is going to be faxed directly from WP.(# pp` ` X NOTE: This macro has to be personalized to particular names and style of close. See also the VTY macro in the Alt-O key menu.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Pops up menu that allows selection of the phrase "VIA FACSIMILE" or "VIA EXPRESS/COURIER" flush right on the page at the current line, regardless of where the cursor is in the line.(#  2h AltWpptoggle W indows ruler(#p pp` ` Toggles the appearance of a ruler at the bottom of a window. Has no effect if Reveal Codes is on or if screen is split by CtrlW (and is not needed).(#`  2 AltXppe X it to edit screen*(#p pp` ` Exits to the main edit screen from any place within WP.(#`  2 AltYppst Y les menu || repeat st Y le*(#p  2X pp` ` DQ1:X Brings up the WP Styles menu; saves the selected Style.(# pp` ` X NOTE: The DQ1 macro is not perfectly robust; creating, editing, or deleting styles will terminate the macro without saving a style. However, you will be notified that no style has been saved, and, if you return to the styles menu from editing, etc., running the DQ1 macro again will start the macro over without having to go back to the main edit screen.(#  2$ pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts the last selected Style.(#  2' AltZpp Z ipcode line || firm name(#p  2( pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts a Zipcode line: "La Jolla, CA 92037".(#  20* pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts "Spensley Horn Jubas & Lubitz".(# 0*-++  2 h# CTRL KEY MACROS ă  2X CtrlAppfont A ppearance select || reselect*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Brings up a font appearance menu, similar to the standard Word Perfect menu.(#  2@ pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts the last selected font appearance code. Example: if italics was chosen, activating this macro again with a Double Quick keystroke will insert a pair of italics codes.(#  2 CtrlBppdelete B lock, or ^ B || page numbering menu(#p pp` ` BLOCK On: Deletes blocked text without prompting.(#` pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Inserts a ^B code for page numbering.(#  2h pp` ` X DQ2:Pops up the WP page numbering menu.(#  2 CtrlCpp C hange attribute*(#p pp` ` This selfprompting macro allows you to change a size or appearance attribute or a base font code, to a different size or appearance attribute, or to upper or lower case, or to entirely remove the original attribute, all on a global basis.(#` pp` ` This macro can be run in a mode that prompts for each conversion. It uses extended searching, so it converts in footnotes, headers, footers, etc. Searches backwards, too.(#` pp` ` NOTE: When converting FROM an attribute TO Upper or Lower Case, you will be asked if you want to remove the original attribute. If you answer "yes", then the original attribute WILL be removed EVEN IF YOU ARE IN PROMPT MODE AND SAY "NO" TO A PARTICULAR CONVERSION TO UPPER/LOWER CASE. Also, does not work only within blocked text.(#`  2# CtrlDpp D ash menu || repeat D ash(#p  2% pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up a menu for various types of dashes (e.g., en dash, em dash, 3/4 em dash, figure dash, em leader [ellipsis]).(#  2( pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts the last dash character selected.(# ( -++  2 CtrlEpp E dit code/attribute*(#p pp` ` A variation on a WPCorp macro, this version searches backwards through a document to the next preceding code, and prompts you about editing that code (the WPCorp macro requires that you place the cursor squarely on a code in order to edit it).(#` pp` ` NOTE: This macro uses an undocumented feature of the WP macro language to detect the beginning of a document. See Programming Notes below.(#`  2( CtrlFpp F ind marker || marker set*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Permits you to find any of 9 nonprinting markers set in a document. The default marker number is the number of the last marker you set, OR of the last marker you manually entered (whichever event occurred last).(#  2h pp` ` DQ2:X Sets up to 9 nonprinting markers in a document. The default marker number is 1, but the marker count automatically advances. After selecting a marker, you will be asked to check for duplicate markers, if desired. Selecting 0 allows you to delete all markers (this may take a LONG time in a large document).(#  2p CtrlGpp G raphics menu || edit G raphics*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up the standard WP graphics menu.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Prompts you for a graphics type to edit, then finds the next code of that type, and brings up the edit screen for that code.(#  2x CtrlHpp H ard Space [] || H ard hyphen(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts a Hard Space ("HOME SPACE" combination).(#  2! pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts a Hard Hyphen ("HOME " combination).(# ! -++  2 CtrlIpp I nit cap char., or block || cap 3rd char.*(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK On: Initial caps each word in the block (takes awhile in a large block of text).(# pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Forces ALL of the letters of a word on which the cursor is resting to lower case, and then capitalizes the first letter, ignoring all codes and punctuation. The cursor then advances to the next word.(#  2` pp` ` X DQ2:Initial caps a word, and then capitalizes the third letter of the word. Useful for words such as "Mcdonald" => "McDonald". The cursor then advances to the next word.(#  2 CtrlJpp J oin attributes*(#p pp` ` A variation on a WPCorp macro, this version searches backwards through a document to the next preceding attribute code and asks you whether you want to add ("join") another attribute on a onetime basis (e.g., adding bolding to underlined text). (The WPCorp macro requires that you place the cursor squarely on an attribute code in order to join another attribute to it). See Ctrl-C for global change of attributes.(#`  2p CtrlKpp K ill last attribute || repeat K ill*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up a menu to select a font attribute, and then searches backwards from the cursor to the last occurrence of that attribute and deletes it. Does not repeat.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Searches backwards from the cursor to the last occurrence of the previously selected attribute and deletes it.(#  2 CtrlLpp L ower case char. || word, or block(#p pp` ` BLOCK On: Lower cases the blocked text.(#` pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2$ pp` ` X DQ1:Lower cases the character on which the cursor is resting. The cursor then advances to the next character.(#  2' pp` ` X DQ2:Lower cases the word on which the cursor is resting. The cursor then advances to the next word.(#h) -++  2 CtrlMpp M ark text || generate menu(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Pops up the WP "Mark Text" menus (different menus, depending on whether BLOCK On or BLOCK Off).(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Pops up the "Mark Text: Generate" menu.(#  2@ CtrlNppauto para. N o. || para. N umber level(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts an automatic paragraph code.(#  2` pp` ` DQ2:X Pops up a menu for selecting manual paragraph numbers (with automatic paragraphing the default).(# pp` ` X NOTE: The appearance on the menu of the particular paragraph format that will be selected for each level is userdefined. This macro must be edited to display each user's particular defaults for paragraph numbering.(#  20 CtrlOpp O verstrike character, or overline blk || O verline chars*(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK On: Places the WP 1,21 overline character above each character in the block.(# pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  2 pp` ` X DQ1:Prompts for an overstrike character for the character on which the cursor is resting.(#  28 pp` ` X DQ2:Places the WP 1,21 overline character above the number of characters defined by the user, using the overstrike function. The cursor must be immediately to the left of the character(s) to be operated on.(# pp` ` NOTE: The vertical position of the overline character position is dependent upon the size of each character. This macro works best with all capital letters, such as in logic equations.(#`  2! CtrlPpp  || cross ref to  number(#p  2(# pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts the  character.(#  2$ pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts a cross reference code where the cursor is positioned, and prompts you to move to a target paragraph number and press ENTER, to cross reference to the target paragraph.(# ' -++  2 CtrlQppphrase store or recall ( Q ueue)*(#p pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK On: Storing a Phrase Block the phrase (text and codes) that you want to store, and start the macro. The macro will ask you for a character from 0 to 9 or A to Z (upper or lower case), or / to go to the clear menu (see below).(# pp` ` X NOTES: Although not listed in the prompt, you can also use any IBM PC ASCII character for a phrase name, except for the following characters, which are restricted by DOS:(# pp` ` X < > , . / \ ? ; : ] [ | = + * "(# pp` ` X After you enter a character, the blocked text and codes will be saved to disk in the path defined in the JLPATH variable. This macro: overcomes the 120 character limit of WP's VAR variables; stores & recalls up to 181 phrases of ANY length that fit on disk; can be used in any part of WP5 where text can be blocked & saved to disk.(# pp` ` X Existing text in a file of the same name is OVERWRITTEN, UNLESS you save your text under the symbols ' or `. Text saved to these symbols is APPENDED to any existing text already saved there. This is handy if you are going through a document and copying nonconsecutive portions for use elsewhere.(# pp` ` X ` ` BLOCK off: Recalling a Stored Phrase IF YOU ENTERED A NUMBER FROM 0 TO 9 WHEN STORING A PHRASE, you can retrieve the phrase stored "under" each such number by pressing ALT x, where x is from 0 to 9. HOWEVER, ANY other macros that use VARs 0-9 will DESTROY the ability to recall phrases using the corresponding ALT # keys.(# pp` ` X If you have that problem, invoke this macro with BLOCK off. You will be prompted for a character from 0 to 9 or A to Z, or / to get the clear menu (you can also enter one of the special characters described above). The corresponding stored phrase will be retrieved from disk.(# pp` ` X CLEARING THE ALT # KEYS If you enter / to get the clear menu, you will be presented with 3 choices: (1) "S" to clear a specific phrase and its associated ALT # key, if any; (2) "A" to clear all ALT # keys (this does NOT clear any phrase temporary files from disk); (3) "C" to clear all temporary files from disk and the ALT # keys. The S and C clear options are the only ways to clear the ' and ` files, since new text is appended to them rather than written over them.(# 0* -++  2 CtrlRppsubsc R ipt || supersc R ipt(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts a pair of subscript attribute codes.(#  2  pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts a pair of superscript attribute codes.(#  2x CtrlSpp  || S ection(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Inserts the  character.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts the word "Section".(#  2 CtrlTpp T ranspose char. || words*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Transposes the character on which the cursor is resting with the character immediately to the left of the cursor. This macro ignores intervening codes.(#  2h pp` ` DQ2:X Transposes the word on which the cursor is resting with the word immediately to the left. This macro does not ignore intervening codes.(#  2P CtrlUpp U pper case char. || word, or block(#p pp` ` BLOCK On: Upper cases the blocked text.(#` pp` ` BLOCK Off:(#`  28 pp` ` X DQ1:Upper cases the character on which the cursor is resting. The cursor then advances to the next character.(#  2X pp` ` X DQ2:Upper cases the word on which the cursor is resting. The cursor then advances to the next word.(#  2@ CtrlVppcompose character V alue || repeat char. Value(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Compose character (same as WP function). To insert a ^X wildcard, press the ' key (see below) after pressing CtrlV, and before pressing CtrlX.(#  2# pp` ` DQ2:X Repeat last composed character (except for ^X).(#  2H& CtrlWpptoggle split screen W indow(#p pp` ` Toggles the screen between a full screen and evenly split halfscreens.(#` (-++  2 CtrlXppe X panded search & replace || e X panded search*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X A search & replace macro that gives you a list of previous search/replace text phrases (no codes, unfortunately) to select from by number (to search/replace text beginning with a numeral, first press 0). Uses the same list of phrases as the DQ2 function of this macro.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X A search macro that gives you a list of previous search text phrases (no codes, unfortunately) to select from by number (to search text beginning with a numeral, first press 0). Uses the same list of phrases as the DQ1 function of this macro.(#  2 CtrlYppda Y te and t Y me menu || t Y mestamp ftr B*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1:X Presents a menu of common date and time formats, in code or text form.(#  2h pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts a footer B at the beginning of the document that includes the date, time, and document name (if one exists), then returns to the last editing point.(#  2 CtrlZppfont si Z e select || reselect*(#p  2 pp` ` DQ1X Pops up a font attribute menu similar to Word Perfect's but further including a "base font" choice, which can be made temporary.(#  2 pp` ` DQ2:X Inserts the last selected font size attribute code. Example: If "small" is chosen, invoking the Double Quick function of this macro inserts a pair of "small" codes.(#  2x CtrlTab` ` Hard Tab Menu*(#` pp` ` Pops up a menu that allows selection from left hard tabs, left hard tabs with dots, right tab with dots, center tab, center tab with dots, tab align, and tab align with dots.(#` `"-++ MISCELLANEOUS KEYBOARD DEFINITIONS  2X  ` ppLeft single quote: input original (unmapped) key(#p pp` ` (#`  2 pp` ` 1. X Depressed once, the left single quote will make the next pressed key (or key combination) generate its "natural" unmapped output; that is, this key temporarily turns off any macro assigned to another key or key stroke sequence.(#  2 pp` ` 2.X When pressed twice in a row (need not be Double Quick), produces a normal left single quote mark.(# AltENTER ppForce ENTER when in Outline(#p  2H Shft>ppInserts a period (.); prevents inserting a > character by accident.(#p  2 Shft<ppInserts a comma (,); prevents inserting a > character by accident.(#p  2 Alt>ppInserts > character (because Shift> is redefined as a period).(#p  2P Alt<ppInserts < character (because Shift< is redefined as a comma).(#p  2 Alt'ppSCREEN BLANK(#p pp` ` Blanks screen, and displays a tickertapelike banner that says "This computer is in use". The line progress down the screen to prevent screen burnin. Press any key to resume work.(#`  2X Alt`ppSET JL MACRO PATH & SCREEN ROWS(#p pp` ` Sets the value for JLPATH, used by most of the macros, and JLROWS, used by some of the macros. Currently set to "C:\WP51\MACROS\JL\" (note ending backslash), and 66 lines, respectively.(#`  2 Alt/ppEDIT KEYBOARD DEFINITION(#p pp` ` Calls up the macro editor to edit a keyboard definition file called JL'.WPK [sic], AND loads MACTOOLS.WPK, a set of macros useful in editing and writing macros (see MACTOOLS KEYBOARD DEFINITION below).(#` CtrlBkSpace  2% ppDQ1:H Normal delete word function.(#  2' ppDQ2:H Deletes a word, but NOT surrounding punctuation. Example: DQ'ing CtrlBkSpace while the cursor is on "word" will leave "".(# (-++ FUNCTION KEY REDEFINITIONS @ (BOLD indicates standard WP function)  2   F1pp Cancel (#p  2 sF1pp Setup (#p  2 aF1pp Thesaurus (#p  2x cF1pp DOS/Shell menu (#p  2  F2pp Search forward (#p  2 sF2pp Search backward (#p  2` aF2ppSpell checking(#p  2( cF2ppOutline(#p  2  F3ppSearch and Replace (IF pressed DQ, does Help function)(#p  2H sF3pp Switch (#p  2 aF3pp Reveal Codes (#p  2 cF3ppLine draw(#p  20  F4pp Indent (#p  2 sF4pp Leftright (quote) indent (#p  2 aF4pp Block (#p  2 cF4ppText I/O(#p  2  F5ppIf text is blocked, CUT's blocked text; if text is not blocked, pops up MOVE menu (IF pressed DQ, does normal List Files function)(#p  28 sF5ppCUT paragraph(#p  2 aF5ppCUT sentence ("line")(#p  2 cF5ppCUT word(#p  2   F6ppIf text is blocked, COPY's blocked text; if text is not blocked, pops up MOVE menu (IF pressed DQ, inserts normal BOLD codes)(#p  2x sF6ppCOPY paragraph(#p  2@ aF6ppCOPY sentence ("line")(#p  2 cF6ppCOPY word(#p  2`"  F7pp Exit (#p  2(# sF7pp Print (#p  2# aF7pp Col/Tabl/Math (#p  2$ cF7pp Footnotes/Endnotes (#p  2'  F8pp Underline (#p  2' sF8pp Format (#p  2( aF8ppUnderline line (not sentence)(#p  2h) cF8ppUnderline word(#ph)-++  2  F9ppPaste cut/copied block(#p  2 sF9ppInsert auto paragraph number + block indent code(#p  2 aF9ppDefine paragraph numbering style(#p  2X cF9ppStart new paragraph number, from 1(#p  2  F10ppReveal codes (not needed if F11 available; IF pressed DQ, does normal Save function)(#p  2@ sF10pp Retrieve (#p  2 aF10ppMacro (with memory function)(#p pp` ` When starting a macro, the macro name is saved. When you press ALTF10 again, you will be asked if you want to run the prior macro again; to do so, press ALTF10 a second time. The macro name is completely editable. Starting to type a new macro clears the old macro name.(#` pp` ` To execute a macro multiple times, press ALTF10 once, THEN press ESC. You will be asked for a repeat value; enter that, then continue.(#`  2 cF10pp Define Macro (#p  2 REMEMBER:` ` The original function of each redefined key is always  2 available by first pressing the ` key.(#` -++ ENHANCED CURSOR MOVEMENT KEYS  2X AltUppp` ` Move up one paragraph(#`  2 pp` ` 1.X If split screen is on, this macro moves the cursor up one line in both screens.(#  2@ pp` ` 2.X Otherwise, this macro moves the cursor up an item or paragraph.(#  2` AltDown` ` Move down one paragraph(#`  2 pp` ` 1.X If split screen is on, this macro moves the cursor down one line in both screens.(#  2H pp` ` 2.X Otherwise, this macro moves the cursor down an item or paragraph.(#  2h AltLeft` ` Move to left of line or item(#`  2 pp` ` 1.X In normal text, moves the cursor all the way to the left of the line.(#  2P pp` ` 2.X When tables or columns are on, and the cursor is not at the left "edge" of the cell or column, goes to the left side of the text in the cell or column. If the cursor is at the left "edge" of the cell or column, goes to the cell or column to the left.(#  2 AltRight` ` Move to right of line or item(#`  2  pp` ` 1.X In normal text, moves the cursor all the way to the right of the line.(#  2x pp` ` 2.X When tables or columns are on, and the cursor is not at the right "edge" of the cell or column, goes to the right side of the text in the cell or column. If the cursor is at the right "edge" of the cell or column, goes to the cell or column to the right.(#  2$ CtrlUppp` ` Move up by sentence.(#`  2' CtrlDown` ` Move down by sentence(#` '-++ Xp` hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8:(#`  2 F DELPAIR` ` : DELETE ATTRIBUTE CODE PAIRS ` ` X Deletes "unused" attribute pairs in a document (e.g., [UND][und], with no printable characters in between).(#  2p G FIXPARA` ` : FIX PARAGRAPH NUMBERS TO AUTO. PARA. ` ` X Searches and replaces legal style paragraph numbers (e.g., 1.1, 1.11) and replaces them with automatic paragraphing codes. Useful for converting a document keyed in with fixed character paragraph numbers.(#  2 H UPDATE` ` : UPDATE INITIAL CODES FOR DOCUMENT(#` ` ` X Copies the default initial codes from Setup, and inserts them as the initial codes for the current document. The document must then be saved to keep the new codes.(#  2! I CHR_L&R` ` : SHOW CODE OF CHAR TO LEFT OF AND UNDER CURSOR ` ` X Where possible, shows both the SYSTEM value of the character or code to the left of and under the cursor, and the corresponding KTON values.(#  2% J STATE` ` : SHOW WP STATE ` ` X Shows all of the values of the STATE variable.(#  2' K VARS` ` : SHOW WP VARIABLES 0-9 ` ` X Shows the values of the standard WP variables {VAR0}{VAR9}.(# h)-++  2 L ALLFILE` ` : APPLY MACRO TO ALL FILES ` ` X This macro retrieves all files matching a filespec you specify, one at a time, and applies a specified macro to each file. Follow the prompts. BACK UP ALL FILES FIRST.(#  2 M COM2TXT` ` : COMMENTS TO TEXT AND TEXT TO COMMENTS CONVERSION(#` ` ` X Converts comments to text, with special markers inserted so that the text can be converted back to comments.(#  2 N COM2LST` ` : COMMENTS TO TEXT LISTING ` ` X Generates a list of all comments and the page that each comment appears on. The original document is left unchanged. The second document screen must be blank (the macro checks).(#  2H O H&F2LST` ` : HEADERS & FOOTERS TO TEXT LISTING ` ` X Generates a list of the text in selected headers or footers and the page that each appears on. The original document is left unchanged. The second document screen must be blank (the macro checks).(#  2 P SWAP` ` : SWAP 2 PHRASES IN SEARCH AND REPLACE ` ` X Permits, for example, changing "Plaintiff" to "Defendant", and "Defendant" to "Plaintiff" in nonconfirming mode. Prompts for forward or backward searching.(#  2 Q REV` ` : INSERT REVISION NUMBER ` ` X REV allows you to automatically mark and date/time-stamp successive versions of a document in a non-printing comment, and allows you to print the revision history. The macro will ask you for the initials of the revising author (up to 20 characters are available; if you enter more, your entry will be truncated to 20 characters). The first time the macro is invoked in a document, it moves the cursor to the very top of the document (before all codes), and inserts the day, date, time, revision number, and reviser into a comment marked by subscript codes. Example:(# ` ` X Mon 08-05-91 04:14pm Rev.: 1 JL (# ` ` X Subsequent invocations of REV insert the same information, but with the revision number increased by one. The REV comment is ALWAYS moved to the top of the document. Only 15 revisions are allowed due to WP limitations on comment lengths. Except for printing, all changes to the revision history are done in an endnote to minimize the possibility of disrupting or altering your text.(#  2( R ASCII2` ` : DISPLAY 2PAGE ASCII TABLE  20* S ASCII1` ` : DISPLAY 1PAGE ASCII TABLE0*-++ MACTOOLS KEYBOARD DEFINITIONS When using the JL' keyboard definitions, pressing Alt/ pops up the macro editor, AND loads a keyboard definition file name MACTOOLS.WPK. Some of the macros are based on ideas from Gordon McComb's book on WP macros, and are designed to make macro editing and creation easier. The following {ALT} KEY macros are defined for MACTOOLS:  2 AltQ` ` Quit to Edit Screen(#`  2` AltC` ` {CASE} conditions(#` ` ` X Generates a line of test conditions for a {CASE} statement. You will be prompted for a label name, and the SINGLE character values to test. This macro will then generate the following code (assume label name is "start" and characters to test for are "1" and "y" and "t"):(# ` ` X 1~start~y~start~Y~start~t~start~T~start~(#  20 AltI` ` {IF} test for a character.(#` ` ` X Useful as an alternative to the {CASE} statement when testing for a single character. You will be prompted for a variable name, and the character to test for. This macro will then generate the following code (assume variable name is "key" and character to test for is "y":(# ` ` X {IF}"{VARIABLE}key~"="y"|"{VARIABLE}key~"="Y"~(# ` ` X {ELSE}(# ` ` X {ENDIF}(#  2 AltB` ` Box Maker(#` ` ` X Generates the codes for a graphics line box, in a specified size and line type, optionally at a specified {^P} location.(#   2x AltP` ` {^P} position calculator(#` ` ` X After being prompted for a column and a row, this macro will generate the appropriate codes for positioning macro prompts by means of the {^P} function.(#  2(# AltA` ` Alternative Macro Constructs Menu(#` ` ` X Pops up a twoline menu of common macro constructs. Saves a substantial amount of typing.(#  2H& AltL` ` List contents of variable(#` ` ` X Lists the current contents of a variable.(#  2( AltV` ` Variable contents insertion(#` ` ` X Inserts the current contents of a variable.(# h)-++  2 AltM` ` Show current menu number(#`  2 AltK` ` {KTON} conversion(#` ` ` X Converts the next key combination into the corresponding WP number value, and inserts the number.(#  2x AltN` ` {NTOK} conversion(#` ` ` X Converts a WP code number value into the corresponding key combination, and inserts the key combination.(#  2` Alt/` ` Exits the macro editor AND loads a keyboard definition file called JL'.WPK [sic]. Useful for returning to normal word processing after editing the JL'.WPK keyboard definition file.(#`  -++ X` hp x (#%'0*,.8135@8: Right Angle Bracket  W8 <, Shift comma  W8 >. 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