ADVANTAGE 2.1pp pppqO1P ptpUsing the Advantage ReaderAdvantage_ProductsProducts from Advantage International6 *vantage_ProductsUSING THE ADVANTAGE READERernationalGetting_StartedtsGetting StartedAGE READERernational Command_OptionstsFeatures and Command OptionsnationalInstallation_&_SetupInstallation & SetupOptionsnationald!Loading_DocumentsupLoading Documents into the Readernal"Doc_StructurentsupStructure of PaperLess Documentsnal%ScreenucturentsupThe Reader ScreenLess Documentsnalp*Types_of_ReferencesReferences & Hot Keys DocumentsnalF.Memory_ManagerncesThe Advantage Memory Managerntsnal<Main_MenuagerncesMain Menu emory Managerntsnal!?Command_SummarycesCommand Summary Managerntsnal,ITable_of_ContentssTable of Contents nagerntsnal XTopic_IndextentssTopic Index nagerntsnal3YLoad_DocextentssLoad PaperLess Document ntsnal:fSearchcextentssSearch Menu cument ntsnalP sRepeat_SearchntssRepeat Search ntsnal4Set_BookmarkntssSet Bookmark l+F6>ntsnal5Set_BMK_1rkntssSet Bookmark Initial Menu Screenl[Set_BMK_2rkntssSet Bookmark Second Menu Screenl|Get_BookmarkntssGet Bookmark cond Menu Screenl#Get_BMK_1rkntssGet Bookmark Bookmark File ListlGet_BMK_2rkntssGet Bookmark Sample Bookmarkstl5Copy_Page/TopicssCopy Page/Topic Menu kmarkstl=Print_Page/TopicsPrint Page/Topic Menu arkstl2)Recent_TopicsicsRecent Topics List arkstl.43/50_Line_ModesSwitch Video Modes arkstl Color/MonoModesSwitch Between Color and Monochrome Settings &Exit_to_DOSodesExit to DOS and Monochrome Settings K   The Advantage Reader 0@1C0GBIbMBNbO6V0W7Z0^8d0f9k0  &5+0.2/032406370<3=0?1D0GBHbIBJbMBNbR6S0V7[0^8_0f9g0  %5'0*5,0.2/032407380;3<0>1@0C1E0GBHbJBKbMBNbR6S0U7W0Z7\0^8_0a8d0f9j0  %5,0.2/032408390:3;0>1E0GBHbKBLbMBNbR6S0U7\0^8_0c8d0f9g0  %5&0+5,0.24093:0>1?0D1E0GBHbLBNbR6S0U7V0[7\0^8d0f9k0   Using the Advantage Reader version 2.1 %Bkb   !ķ23]0 ! Getting Started 23303F4H5F\0\3]0"8G4S3 !Ķ23]0 ! Features and Command Options 23303F4H5F\0\3]0"8F4S4 !Ķ23]0 ! Products from Advantage International 23303F4H5F\0\3]0"8P4S1 !ͼ23]0   !Copyright (c) 1991 Advantage International  "ķ33\0 " Installation & Setup 33404F[0[3\0#6 S5 " Loading Documents into the Reader 33404F[0[3\0#6 S6 " Structure of PaperLess Documents 33404F[0[3\0#6 S7 " The Reader Screen 33404F[0[3\0#6 S8 " References & Hot Keys 33404F[0[3\0#6 S9 " The Advantage Memory Manager 33404F[0[3\0#6 S10 " Command Summary 33404F[0[3\0#6 S12 " The Main Menu 33404F[0[3\0#6 S11 "ͼ33\0   " F1  Command Summary 3F_0"; S12 " F2  Main Menu 3F_0"; S11 " F3  Table of Contents 3F_0"; S13 " F4  Topic Index 3F_0"; S14 " F5  Load PaperLess Document 3F_0"; S15  " F6  Search Menu 3F_0"; S16 " Ctrl+F6  Repeat Search 3F_0"; S17 " F7  Set Bookmark 3F_0"; S18 " F8  Get Bookmark 3F_0"; S21 " F9  Copy Page/Topic 3F_0"; S24 " F10  Print Page/Topic 3F_0"; S25  " Ctrl+R  Recent Topics List 3F_0"; S26 " Alt+V  Switch Video Modes 3F_0"; S27 " Alt+C  Switch Color/Monochrome Settings 3F_0"; S28 " Alt+X  eXit to DOS 3F_0"; S29  To install the Advantage Reader on your hard disk, simply copy the Reader, READ.EXE, and the Advantage Memory Manager, ADVMNGR.EXE,.B6bZBeb onto your hard disk.  In order to run the Advantage Reader from any directory on your system, the Reader should be located in a directory that is included in the PATH= statement in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.6B;bNBZb  To load a PaperLess document into the Advantage Reader, enter the following on the DOS command line:  READ FILENAME[.ADV].B;b key, the date and time are displayed=2B0  on the status line. When you press the key, the currentO2S0  directory, document filename, and file size are displayed on the  status line. And when you press the key, the messageL2O0  Alt+XeXit to DOS is displayed on the status line.&B7b   A PaperLess document may contain any of the following types of references:  1. Internal Reference. An internal or normal reference displays&B=b another topic in the same PaperLess document.  2. External Reference. An external reference displays a topic in&B=b another PaperLess document.  3. Reference with Auto-Search. A reference with auto-search goes&BEb to another topic and then locates and highlights the first occurrence of a search string specified by the author of the document. A reference with auto-search may be internal (to a topic in the current document) or external (to a topic in another PaperLess document). ' Example Ŀ81V0 ' Reference with Auto-Search 81909FU0U1V0(+ A26%reverse order '81V0  4. Reference with Line or Block Highlighting. A reference with&BTb line or block highlighting displays the specified topic and highlights a line or a block of text designated by the author of the document. Such a reference may be internal (to a topic in the current document) or external (to a topic in another PaperLess document). $ Examples Ŀ51Z0 $ Reference with Line Highlighting 51606FY0Y1Z0%2 H25#41 $ Reference with Block Highlighting 51606FY0Y1Z0%2 H28#17-18 $51Z0  5. Reference to DOS. A reference to DOS exits the Advantage&B;b Reader and executes a DOS command just as though you had entered it on the DOS command line. After the command is executed, you are returned to your previous location in the document that contained the reference.  A DOS reference may be used to execute one of the internal DOS commands such as DIR to list the contents of a directory, or it may run another program such as a speadsheet or word processor. DOS references may also be used to incorporate graphics into a PaperLess document by loading a graphic file into a viewer and displaying the graphic.  DOS references can even be used to execute a series of commands, as is done in batch files. For example, one DOS reference can change drives, change directories, load a program, and then clear the screen after the program finishes running.  Examples Ŀ%1j0  Display DOS Version %1&0&F3H4Fi0i1j0RV3PVER  List Current Directory %1&0&F4H5Fi0i1j0RD4PDIR /P  Display DOS Path %1&0&F3H4Fi0i1j0RP3PPATH  Multiple commands: Clear Screen, Show DOS Version, Show DOS Path %1&0&F'H(Fi0i1j0RM'PCLS~VER~PATH %1j0  The author of a document may designated any character in the reference highlight as a hot key. When you press a hot key, the?BFb light bar moves directly to the reference containing the hot key. If you press the hot key while the light bar is on the reference with the hot key, the referenced topic is displayed just as though you had pressed , , or .72<0@2C0J2R0  In the example shown above, the V, D, P, and M are hot keys.FBGbIBJbLBMbSBTb Press P and the light bar will move to the third reference. Press,B-b P again while the light bar is on the third reference, and the&B'b Reader will execute the reference to DOS.  Hot keys are not case sensitive. Pressing p will move the lightQBRb bar to a reference with either P or p as a hot key.EBFbJBKb  The Advantage Memory Manager, ADVMNGR.EXE, is a utility that isDBOb distributed with the Advantage Reader. The Reader uses the Memory Manager to free memory when executing a DOS reference.NF[0= H9#32  Copy the Memory Manager into the same directory where the Advantage Reader, READ.EXE, is located. When a DOS reference is8B@b executed, the Memory Manager frees all but about 16K of memory, allowing DOS references to run even the most memory-intensive programs. If you have 640K of conventional memory, you will have approximately 550K of memory available to a program called from within a PaperLess document. The amount of memory available will, of course, vary according to the version of DOS you are using and the number of memory-resident programs you have loaded. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Mon Jun 24 1991 10:46:24 am "B6b  Main Menu Ķ  F1  Command Summary 6FY0%2 S12  F3  Table of Contents 6FY0%2 S13  F4  Topic Index 6FY0%2 S14  F5  Load PaperLess Document 6FY0%2 S15  F6  Search 6FY0%2 S16  Ctrl+F6  Repeat Search 6FY0%2 S17  F7  Set Bookmark 6FY0%2 S18  F8  Get Bookmark 6FY0%2 S21  F9  Copy Page/Topic 6FY0%2 S24  F10  Print Page/Topic 6FY0%2 S25   Ctrl+R  Recent Topics 6FY0%2 S26  Alt+V  43/50 Line Video Mode 6FY0%2 S27  Alt+X  eXit to DOS 6FY0%2 S29   Press or 6BWb  for information about the highlighted option 1B]b Ľ  Use the up <> and <> down arrow keys to move the light bar.2230:2;0  Press to select the highlighted option. You may also-220 select an option by pressing the appropriate key. For example, press to display the Command Summary.-2/0  Press to quit and return to the topic you were viewing.-200  The options listed on the Main Menu are available when the Main Menu is being displayed or when you are viewing a topic. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Mon Jun 24 1991 10:46:55 am "B6b  Command Summary Ķ   The arrow keys move the light bar from one reference to another %R(r    when there are two or more references on the screen. If there "R%r(R+r   are fewer than two references on the screen, the arrow keys scroll %R(r  the page vertically (up and down) or horizontally (left and right).   Enter or Ins or Space Bar Check the reference under the light bar. "R)r-R2r6RAr   Esc or Del or BackSpace Backtrack to the previous topic. "R'r+R0r4R?r   PgUp PgDn Display the previous/next screen page of the current topic. "R(r)R/r   Home End Display the first/last screen page of the current topic. "R(r)R.r   + - Scroll the screen page down (+) or up (-) one line at a time. "R%r&R)r   Ctrl Ctrl Scroll the screen page horizontally 8 columns, up to a "R*r+R3r  maximum of 80 columns (one screen width). Screen 1 of 2ĽABNb ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Sun Jun 23 1991 10:47:04 am "B6b  Command Summary Ķ  CtrlPgUp CtrlPgDn Go to the previous/next topic of the same level as "R-r.R9r  the current topic.   CtrlHome CtrlEnd Go to the first/last topic of the same level as the "R-r.R8r  current topic.   AltC Switch between color and monochrome settings. "R)r           Screen 2 of 2ĽABNb  Every PaperLess document contains a topic that the document author has designated as the contents topic. The title of the contents topic is usually "Table of Contents" or "Contents", but the author of the document may give it any title he or she chooses.  Pressing while you are viewing a topic, or selecting this0220 option from the Main Menu, displays the contents topic for the document. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Mon Jun 24 1991 10:47:57 am "B6b  Topic Index United States ConstitutionĶ:BTb UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION  Preamble !4!Koko0  Article I  Article I - Footnote 1  Article I - Footnote 2  Article I - Footnote 3  Article I - Footnote 4  Article I - Footnote 5  Article II  Article II - Footnote 1  Article II - Footnote 2  Article III  Article III - Footnote 1  Article IV  Article IV - Footnote 1  Article V  Article VI Topics 1-17 of 47Ľ?BPb  The Topic Index displays a list of all of the topics in the document you are viewing. When the topic index is displayed, the light bar is positioned on the topic you are currently viewing,&R/r and the topic title is blinking.=R=KEkEr  Move the light bar to the next or previous topic by pressing the up <> or down <> arrow keys. Use the or keys to*2+06270O2S0Y2]0 move to the next or previous page in the topic index. Use the  and keys to go to the beginning or end of the topic'2+02250 index.  Select a topic by moving the light bar to the topic title. Press  to view the topic under the light bar. If the topic does'2,0 not contain any text, the message Selected topic contains noH1b0 text. Press any key. is displayed.&1:0  Press to exit the topic index and return to the topic you-200 were viewing.  The topic titles as displayed in the topic index are indented to reflect the topic level (1-6). By examining the topic index, you can get an overview of the contents and structure of a document, as well as your location in the document.  When you move the light bar off of the title of the topic you are viewing, the title of the topic appears in boldface. When youQBYb move the light bar back to the current topic, the topic title blinks.&K,k ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Fri Jun 28 1991 2:28:41 pm "B6b  Load PaperLess Document C:\ADV\*.ADVĶ$B0b  Drive: A: C: D: /B1b  #4D0  CMNSENSE ADV 135815 06-17-91  CTUTOR ADV 278633 06-22-91  CPGMS ADV 160277 06-22-91  DOSREF ADV 649690 06-27-91  GATSBY ADV 281722 06-17-91  HOLMES1 ADV 384377 06-17-91  HUCKFINN ADV 595891 06-18-91  POSTAL91 ADV 42565 06-17-91  SIGNOF4 ADV 242721 06-18-91  SSCARLET ADV 251332 06-17-91  TSAWYER ADV 408360 06-18-91  WARWORLD ADV 352780 06-17-91 Ķ  Move Light Bar: <><><><> Select Document/Directory Change Drives Quit !Bnb ͼ  The Load PaperLess Document menu allows you to load another PaperLess document into the Reader. The menu displays a list of the PaperLess documents (files with extension .ADV) in the currentTBXb directory.  To load a document: Use the arrow <><><><> keys to move the&B9bJ2K0M2N0P2Q0S2T0 light bar to the desired document, and then press . If theY2^0 list is longer than one screen page, use the and T2X0_2c0 keys to display the next or previous page, or use the and]2a0  keys to move to the beginning or end of the list.'2*0  To change disk drives: Press the letter designating the desired&B.;2@0  Press to return to the topic you were viewing without loading-200 another PaperLess document.  The Load PaperLess Document menu will be displayed automatically when you start the Reader if:  (a) You start the Reader by entering READ at the DOS prompt,KBOb without specifying the name of a PaperLess document; or  (b) the Reader was unable to locate the document named on the command line; or  (c) the filename given on the command line is not a PaperLess document.  If any of these circumstances occur, and you press withoutZ2]0 loading a document, the Reader quits the Load PaperLess Document menu and exits to DOS. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Sat Jun 22 1991 12:28:36 pm "B6b  Search Menu Ķ   Search for: search string_ 64CKDkO0  Scope: Current topic Document FBNb  Direction: Forward Backward 6B=b  Case sensitive: No Yes 6B8b  Match: Any occurrence Root word Exact word SB]b   Start Search >BPb       Quit ĶBBLb  Move Left/Right: <><>  Move Down/Up: <><> ͼ  To search for text, enter the search string (up to 25 characters) and move the light bar to specify the Scope of the search (CurrentLBQbaBhb topic or entire Document), the Direction of the search (Forward&B+b6B>bEBNb^Beb toward the end of the document or Backward toward the beginning ofHBPb the document), whether the search is to be Case Sensitive or not,QB_b and the type of Match (Any occurrence, Root word, or Exact word).=BKbMBVb[Beb  When entering the search string, you can use the keyX2a0 to delete the previous character or the key to delete theO2R0 character under the cursor. The key moves the cursor toH2L0 the first character, and the key moves the cursor to theD2G0 last character.  The key switches between insert and overtype modes. In+2.0 insert mode the normal underline cursor (_) is displayed; inOKPk overtype mode a block cursor () is displayed.DKEk  The Reader searches from your current location in the direction that you select. If you set the Scope of the search to Topic,GBLb^Bcb the Reader will search forward toward the end of the topic or backward toward the beginning of the topic. If you set the search Scope to Document, the Reader will search forward toward the end&B+b/B7b of the document or backward toward the beginning of the document.  If Case Sensitive is set to Yes, the Reader will only locate text)B7bBBEb that matches the capitalization of the search string. A case sensitive search for Advantage will only locate Advantage,;1D0V1_0 and will not locate ADVANTAGE, advantage, aDvanTagE. If Case:3C0E3N0P3Y0_Bcb Sensitive is set to No, the Reader would locate all of the&B/b:B, or move the light bar to Start Search and press-200LBXb , to begin searching. You can abort the search by pressing'2,0 .'2*0  When the search string is found, use the Repeat Search featureOF\0> S17  to search for the next occurrence of the search string.'2.0 You can backtrack through the results of the search by pressing , , or .'2*0.21082A0  Press to exit the search menu and return to the topic you-200 were viewing without searching.  To search for the next occurrence of a search string, hold down the key and press F6, or select Repeat Search from the+2/0?2A0MBZb Main Menu. The Reader will then search for the next occurrence of the search string.  The search settings are those which you specified for the initial search. Use the Search feature to change any of the7FE0G2I0& S16 settings.  Note: Repeat Search is not available if you have moved from the&B+b topic in which the previous occurrence of the search string was found. Use the Search feature if you want to search for the same string again.  The Advantage Reader allows you to store bookmarks to PaperLess documents. Bookmarks are stored in files with the .BMKZB]b extension. Bookmark files are stored on the same drive and in the same directory where the Advantage Reader is located on your system.  There is no limit to the number of bookmarks that a bookmark file can contain, and there is no limit to the number of bookmark files you may have.  To store a bookmark to the your current location in a PaperLess document, press while viewing a topic or select Set Bookmark7290[Bgb from the Main Menu.  If you have not previously selected a bookmark file, the Reader will display a menu screen prompting you to either enter the name of a bookmark file or select a file from a list of bookmark files in the directory where the Reader is located.  $ Set Bookmark Initial Menu Screen 5FZ0$4 S19  Either enter a valid DOS filename, or press to select a fileS2U0 from the list of bookmark files. Do not enter the .BMK extension;YB]b it will be added automatically. If the file does not exist, it will be created in the directory where the Reader is located. If the file exists, the new bookmark will be appended to the end of the file.  After you enter a filename or select a bookmark file, the Reader displays a screen showing the title of the PaperLess document and the title of the current topic. The document and topic titles are inserted automatically by the Reader. You may emter up to three lines of notes, which will be stored with the bookmark. Notes are optional.  $ Set Bookmark Second Menu Screen 5FY0$3 S20  After you have typed any notes you wish, save the bookmark by pressing or by moving the light bar to Set Bookmark and0230SB_b pressing . Press if you want to quit and return to0250@2C0 the topic you were viewing without saving a bookmark.  When typing a filename or notes, you can use the keyX2a0 to delete the previous character or the key to delete theO2R0 character under the cursor. The key moves the cursor toH2L0 the first character, and the key moves the cursor to theD2G0 last character. The up <> and down <> arrow keys move the?2@0L2M0 cursor to the previous or next line of notes.  The key switches between insert and overtype modes. In+2.0 insert mode the normal underline cursor (_) is displayed; inOKPk overtype mode a block cursor () is displayed.DKEk ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Fri Jun 28 1991 06:01:20 pm "B6b  Set Bookmark Menu Ķ   Bookmark filename: _ .BMK K4KKLkS0              Enter bookmark filename (no drive or path) or  press to select from list of bookmark files.  Quit ĽBBLb ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Fri Jun 28 1991 06:03:45 pm "B6b  Set Bookmark Menu Ķ   Bookmark filename: SAMPLE .BMK SBWb   Document: Using the Advantage Reader "B+b  Topic: Set Bookmark %B+b  Notes: Type your notes here. Press at the end of each line._ %B+b,4iKjkm0  ,4m0  ,4m0   Set Bookmark >BPb      Enter up to three lines of notes (optional).  Press at the end of each line.  Quit ĽBBLb  The Get Bookmark feature allows you to retrieve bookmarks you have previously stored in a bookmark file. The bookmark file must have the extension .BMK, and must be located in the same directory as4B8b the Advantage Reader.  When you retrieve a bookmark, the Reader (a) loads the PaperLess document if the bookmark is to a different document than the one you are viewing, and (b) displays the topic and screen page to which the bookmark refers.  To retrieve a bookmark, press while viewing a topic, orE2G0 select Get Bookmark from the Main Menu.-B9b  If you have not previously retrieved a bookmark, the Reader will display a list of available bookmark files and prompt you to select a file from the list. If you have previously retrieved a bookmark, you can press to display the bookmark file list and?2A0 select a different bookmark file.  $ Get Bookmark Bookmark File List 5FY0$3 S22  After you have selected a bookmark file, the Reader will display the bookmarks in the bookmark file, three at time. Use the up <> and down <> arrow keys to move the block highlight from*2+07280 bookmark to bookmark. If there are more than three bookmarks in the file, use and keys to display the next or82<0C2G0 previous screen page of bookmarks, and use the and V2Z0a2d0 keys to display the first and last screen pages of bookmarks.  % Get Bookmark Sample Bookmarks 6FX0%1 S23  Press to retrieve the highlighted bookmark, or press -220d2g0 to quit and return to the topic you were viewing without retrieving a bookmark. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Fri Jun 28 1991 05:59:42 pm "B6b  Get Bookmark Menu C:\C\*.BMKĶ$B.b   BOOKMARK BMK 2160 05-11-91 #4D0  SAMPLE BMK 1728 06-29-91            Ķ  Move Light Bar: <><><><>  Select File Quit 7BWb ͼ ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Fri Jun 28 1991 05:56:28 pm "B6b  Get Bookmark Menu C:\ADV\SAMPLE.BMKĶ"B3b  Document: Using the Advantage Reader "B+b,4m0  Topic: References & Hot Keys %B+b,4m0  Notes: Explanation of the 5 types of references that a PaperLess %B+b,4m0  document can contain and of hot keys in reference highlights. ,4m0    Document: Using the Advantage Reader "B+b  Topic: Loading Documents into the Reader %B+b  Notes: Starting the Reader by entering READ at the DOS prompt without %B+b  the filename of a PaperLess document.    Document: Using the Advantage Reader "B+b  Topic: Switch Video Modes %B+b  Notes: Switching between 25-line and EGA/VGA 43/50-line modes with %B+b  .  Bookmarks 1-3 of 4Ľ>BPb ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Tue Jun 25 1991 03:30:45 pm "B6b  Copy Page/Topic Menu Ķ   Copy: Page Topic BBFb  Copy Page/Topic to: _ .TXT B4BKCkJ0JBNb   Start Copying >BQb        Enter filename (no drive or path) to append text to,  or press to select from a list of files.  Quit ĶBBLb  Move Left/Right: <><>  Move Down/Up: <><> ͼ  The Copy Page/Topic option copies either the current screen page or topic from the PaperLess document to a text file. If the text file exists, the current page or topic, including the title lines, is added at the end of the file. The previous contents of the file are not altered.  If the file does not exist, it will be created on the same disk drive and in the same directory where the Advantage Reader is located on your system. For example, if your copy of the Reader is on drive C in a directory named ADV, all text files created by2B3bIBLb the Copy Page/Topic feature will be stored in your C:\ADVYB_b directory.  This feature allows you to incorporate portions of a PaperLess document into your own files, which you may edit with a text editor or word processor. If a PaperLess document contains sample programs, you can use this feature to copy the sample program to a text file so that you can compile it.  Select the Copy Page/Topic feature from the Main Menu or by1B@b pressing while you are viewing a topic. Select either Page0220bBfb or Topic.)B.b  If you have not previously copied to a text file, you must also enter the name of a text file. Either type the filename and press , or press to select a text file from a list of text'2,092;0 files in the directory where the Reader is located on your system.  The text filename may be any valid DOS filename. Do not enter the .TXT extension; the Reader automatically adds it to the filename.&B*b  Either press , or move the light bar to Start Copying and4270SB`b press , to start copying to the text file. Press to-220`2c0 quit without copying and return to the topic you were viewing.  Note: The author of a document can disable the Copy Page/Topic&B+b feature. The feature is not available if the document author has elected to disable it. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Sun Jun 23 1991 10:50:47 am "B6b  Print Page/Topic Menu Ķ   Print: Page Topic DBIb  Printer: LPT1 =BAb  Printer Type: IBM Epson Other =B@b  Page Length: 11 14 inches =B?b  Print Mode: Draft NLQ EBHb  Print Size: 10 12 17 characters per inch BBDb  Print Title Lines: Yes No =B@b   Start Printing <4R0    Press or to begin printing  Quit ĶBBLb  Move Left/Right: <><>  Move Down/Up: <><> ͼ  The Print Page/Topic feature allows you to print the current screen page or topic on a printer attached to one of the parallel ports (LPT1, LPT2, or LPT3) of your computer.  To display the Print Page/Topic menu, either press while youZ2]0 are viewing a topic, or select Print Page/Topic from the MainEBUb Menu.  If your printer is an IBM or Epson, or is compatible with either, or move the light bar to Start Printing and press-200LBZb , to begin printing. Press to quit and return to the'2,0J2M0 topic you were viewing without printing.  Note: The author of a document can disable the Print Page/Topic&B+b feature. The feature is not available if the document author has elected to disable it. ķ  THE ADVANTAGE READER Mon Jun 24 1991 10:51:08 am "B6b  Recent Topics Ķ  FILENAME Title of Last Topic Viewed Before Current Topic !4o0  FILENAME Next to Last Topic Viewed  FILENAME Third to Last Topic Viewed  FILENAME First Topic Viewed           Topics 1-4 of 4 Recent TopicsĶ9BVb  Move Light Bar: <><>  Select Topic Quit 7BXb ͼ  The Recent Topics feature allows you to return directly to any of the last fifty topics you have viewed without having to backtrack through the topics in reverse order.  The Recent Topics list shows the filenames and titles of topics you have viewed. The topics are listed in reverse order. The first topic on the list is the last topic you viewed before going to the current topic. The second topic is the next to last topic you viewed, and so on to the first topic you viewed or a maximum of fifty recent topics.  Use the up <> and down <> arrow keys to move the light bar and2230?2@0 select a topic. Press to display the selected topic, or>2C0 press to quit and return to the topic you were viewing.-200  If the Recent Topics list is longer than one screen page, use  and to view the next or previous screen page, or use'2+02260  and to go to the beginning or end of the list.'2+02250  Topics are removed from the Recent Topics list when you return to a topic by backtracking with , , or . LevelD2G0K2N0U2^0 6 topics (footnotes/comments) are not included in the Recent Topics list.  If you are using a computer equipped with an EGA or VGA adapter, you can switch from the standard 25-line display to EGA 43-line or VGA 50-line enhanced display by holding down the key andX2[0 pressing V./200  Pressing again restores the standard 25-line display.0250  Note: This option is only available if the Reader detects an EGA&B+b or VGA card.  The author of a PaperLess document sets the colors that are used to display the document. This allows the author to color code a document.  Every PaperLess document has settings for both color and monochrome displays. If your computer has a monochrome adapter, the Reader will use the monochrome settings for the document. If your computer is equipped with a color video adapter, the Reader will use the color settings for the document.  If you have a color adapter attached to a monochrome monitor, you can switch from the color settings to the monochrome settings by holding down the key and pressing C. Press again to82;0N2O0Y2^0 switch back to the color settings.  Note: This option is not available if you are using a computer&B+b with a monochrome adapter.  To exit the Advantage Reader and return to DOS, hold down the key and press X.(B)b