WinOutline v1, WinOutline - Manual2WinOutline - copyright (c)1990, 1991 Joern Galka.>All rights reserved. WinOutline is furnished under a license agreement.GNo part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, @for any purpose without the written permission of Joern Galka. DInformation in this manual is subject to change without notice and $does not represent any commitments.1Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Contents: IntroductionWinOutline is Shareware ConventionsMenu functionsEdit functionsCreate a sectionRemove a sectionIndent a section  Introduction?WinOutline is an outline editor for Microsoft Windows 3.0. It >has several word processing features that help to create and &maintain outlines easily. These are:!a text editor with word-wrapping-edit functions like Cut, Copy, Paste, Deleteclipboard support9menus and function keys for the creation and removal of outline sections!automatic numeration of sectionseight indent levels-exportation of outline(s) to word processorsprinting of the outline(s)WinOutline is SharewareBWinOutline is distributed as Shareware. Please see the text file AREADME.TXT for more information and ORDER.TXT for an order form.>The unregistered version of WinOutline asks you to enter the Bregistration number at the beginning. If you have not registered :the program yet, just press the Cancel-Button to try the Aprogram. WinOutline should be registered if you decide to keep it. Conventions Paragraph:A paragraph is a block of text which starts in the first 7column of a line and ends when the ENTER key has been ;pressed. An empty line is considered an empty paragraph. =The text within a paragraph is automatically wrapped at the end of each line.Section=A section is a numbered block within an outline. (Unless it =is not indented, in which case it will not be numbered.) It $consists of one or more paragraphs.Menu functions>Some of the menus have shortcut keys, which are shown at the right of an menu item. File menuNew1Erases the current outline and creates an empty 4outline. If you have changed anything, WinOutline .asks if you want to save the current outline. Open...5Retrieves an outline from disk or hard disk. If you 7have changed anything, WinOutline asks if you want to 8save the current outline. Type a filename in the Open 4Dialog Box or choose a filename from the presented list.Save7Saves the current outline to disk or hard disk in the 6current directory under the name shown in the window 8title. If the document title is "Untitled" the program 6asks you to enter the name in a file select box. You 1can also press the "F3" key to save the outline. Save As...8Saves the current outline to disk or hard disk. If you 7have changed anything, WinOutline asks if you want to 7save the current outline. Type a filename in the Save 4Dialog Box or choose a filename from the presented list. Print+Prints the outline on the default printer.Exit7Exits WinOutline after asking if you want to save the 3current outline in case you have changed anything. Edit menuCut5Erases the marked block (see "Marking text with the 7keyboard" and "The Mouse") and stores the text in the 7clipboard from where it can be pasted in your outline 3or another application. You can also cut a marked 6block by holding down the Shift key and pressing the  Delete key.Copy8Stores the marked block in the clipboard from where it 7can be pasted in your outline or another application. 6You can perform this function by pressing "Ctrl+Ins" on the keyboard.Paste7Inserts text from the clipboard in the outline at the 3text cursor position. The shortcut is "Shift+Ins".Delete8Erases the marked block. (The deleted text does not go 1into the clipboard.) The shortcut is "Ctrl+Del". Section menuCreateSee "Create a section."RemoveSee "Remove a section."IndentSee "Indent a section."Remove IndentSee "Indent a section."Data Exchange menuExport Text...6Exports the outline to other applications, e.g. word 7processors, in a text-only-format. Type a filename in 5the Export Dialog Box or choose a filename from the presented list.  Options menu Layout...6Asks you to enter the number of characters per line. 6The value must be between 50 and 999. The outline is reformatted accordingly. Help menu Index...Shows the help index.Keys...3Shows help for using the keyboard with WinOutline. About...$Shows information about WinOutline.Edit functions The Keyboard<You can use the arrow-keys to move the text cursor through the outline. Other keys:1Control + Arrow Right - Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next word.0Control + Arrow Left - Moves the cursor to the  beginning of the previous word.4Home - Moves the cursor to the beginning of a line.7Control + Home - Moves the cursor to the beginning of  the outline./End - Moves the cursor to the end of the line.4Control + End - Moves the cursor to the end of the  outline.*Page Up - Moves the cursor one window up..Page Down - Moves the cursor one window down.2ENTER or RETURN - Ends a paragraph and moves the *cursor to the beginning of the next line.5Delete - Deletes the character to the right side of  the cursor.6Backspace - Deletes the character to the left of the 7cursor. (If the cursor is at the beginning of a line, 2the last character in the line above in the same 8section is deleted. If cursor is at the beginning of a 8paragraph, the paragraph is combined with the previous  paragraph.)Marking text with the keyboard7You can mark text or extend a marked block of text by <pressing down the Shift-Key in combination with any of the <cursor movement keys described above. The text between the 4old cursor position and the new position is marked. The Mouse;You can use the mouse to place the cursor anywhere in the <outline by clicking within the text or using the scrollbar 9on the right side of the window. (The scrollbar appears 1when your outline does not fit into the window.);The mouse is also used to mark a block of text. Press the ;left mouse button at the beginning of the block, move the 8mouse to the end and release the button. Choose "Cut", 0"Copy", "Paste" or "Delete" from the Edit menu.Create a section=The first section of the outline is formed when the file is ?opened. When another section is needed, choose "Create" from ?the Section menu. The paragraph (or empty line) with the text Bcursor is changed to the beginning of a new section. All text up @to the beginning of the next section or the end of the outline ;becomes part of the new section. The section has the same =indention as the paragraph. It is assigned a number and the @following section numbers are changed automatically. The first ?section in an empty outline which you create does not have a Bnumber because it is not indented. Choose "Indent" from the menu :to increase the level of indention. The shortcut key for "Create" is "F5".Remove a section@Choose Remove from the Section menu. The number is removed and ?the text of the section becomes part of the previous section. @The numbers of the other sections are changed accordingly. The shortcut key is "F6".Indent a sectionBThe Indent function indents and automatically letters or numbers ;each section. To increase the level of indention, choose >"Indent". Choose "Remove Indent" to decrease indention. The !shortcut keys are "F7" and "F8".€F