HPADd0`J|d -Qjdj&|!:Fjj51Qjdj&|!:Fjj 65Qjdj&|!:Fjj478Qjdj&|!:Fjj8>Qjdj&|!:Fjj9AQjdj&|!:Fjj::DQjdj&|!:FjjD;IQjdj&|!:FjjȚ<EMQjdj&|!:FjjHȚ= [Qjdj&|!:Fjj>S_Qjdj&|!:Fjj4? fQjdj&|!:FjJ@KBhBh$uiEBhBhxqABHZ1 Bhu&vHkfBxHZ1tHhurjBvHZ1(,HhusxJ|J^nk1fjtB}[1fjuBؤ[1fjvoB~Zc1hdf@xB}[2hkw#B[2|hkxӢB.[2hkyBL_2zeB[2hk{B[2hk|ɲB;[2hk}B5[2hk~Bؤ[10(fj*J^1FuBÒؤ[1dhfjBؤ[1fjxJ^ؤ 1B'ؤ[1@Lfj%Bt[2X\hk8Bq[2phkB[2`ThkBH[2hkGfdf@xEffhB^ؤ[2thk BZc1f@xBZc1f@xB Zc1f@xB-Zc1f@x0 BZc1f@x BZc1f@xq"ZBc1F@x B+Zc1 f@xJ Bnؤ[>$p]Bpؤ[>$] B oؤ[>$]Bvؤ[>$] B˅[>$<x]K,k# handler openpad; begin if not fromHelp() then push recent; pass; end; handler closepad; begin global LastHelpPage; push this page; pop page into LastHelpPage; end; handler cancel; begin pop page; end; handler help; begin go to page 1; end;#>[a7X fromhelp;:y/*7`]_lasthelppageXXX*7^*71*G-=5Handler Select; Begin go to page 1; End; =71*H Indexrevented, Press ENTER1pOK4D<Handler Select; Begin go to previous page; End; D7=*H&`PGUP=Prevented, Press ENTER1pOG0@8Handler Select; Begin go to next page; End; @7<*H*4PGDN=Nextented, Press ENTER1pOU5E=Handler Select; Begin go to pad "helpnote"; End; E7helpnote *H;DNotebookmented, Press ENTER1pOD'7/Handler Select; Begin cancel; End; 77X  :*HFO+ESC=Exitmented, Press ENTER1pOP0@P!pp0\ldhandler domenu(d); begin if d is "Next" then begin set the focus to background button id 3; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 3" then pass; end else if d is "Previous" then begin set the focus to background button id 2; if the currentObject is "bkgnd button id 2" then pass; end else pass; end;l87NextX+,X3O hbkgnd button id 3X  Q:+/$=PreviousX+,X2O hbkgnd button id 2X  Q:+/$/*F HyperPAD 2.2 Brightbil-Roberts & Co. General Help yhtyThPres TAB to highlight a but on, then pres ENTER. Pres ESC to return.p00χ0Dɇ00)@  @qRH JHT( You have temporarily left the tutorial and are actually in the GENERAL Help system. To return to the tutorial select ESC=Exit. To continue, select "About Help"L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 53; end; A753*HAbout Help1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 56; end; A756*HlAttributes & Characters1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 60; end; A760*H   ǚ1Backgrounds1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 62; end; A762*H  ǚBrowse Toollshy1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 63; end; A763*H  ǚa Buttonson1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 78; end; A778*H  Databaselscrchy1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 88; end; A788*Hǚ!Dialog Boxeshy1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 95; end; A795*H  ǚ)"Fieldston1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 115; end; B7115*H"2"Import and Export1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 117; end; B7117*H "&[#Menustton1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 154; end; B7154*H" 2 #Menu Command Ref.1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 127; end; B7127*H" , ǚ$Message Boxlhy1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 128; end; B7128*H" 1 l)%Object Hierarchy1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 130; end; B7130*H"%%Padst Hieracrchy1 pS64D<handler select; begin go to pad "padtalk"; end; D7padtalk *H "(]&PADtalkCommand Ref.1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 131; end; B7131*H "&&Pagestton1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 134; end; B7134*H;H4'Painting Toolshy1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 153; end; B7153*H;B0(Printinglscrchy1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 138; end; B7138*H; D p(The Screen1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 76; end; A776*H; J hd)Start-Up Optionsmeters1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H; G `)Selector Toolhy1 pcskhandler select; begin go to page id 143; end; handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; s7143*H!;DX*User Levellhy1 pH0"@4CoverttonpPH5MTutorial Message6 LEWPA!pppP8phandler openpage; begin set the focus to page button 1; end; handler closepage; begin hide page field "tutorial message"; end;7X1L h*7Xtutorial message%  *S P*R(& Index 00y+,'%=O G!!w"##E$$y%&&L''())L*+a++HTo access Help from any pad: Press F1 for Pad Help. Press F1 again for General Help. Or, press ALT+F1 to view the last Help screen accessed. Help is organized into two layers: H0@&CoverttonpcskHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "The Help Pad" to this page; End; s7lessons The Help Padlearning` *H 0.Learnrevented, Press ENTER1pOx About Help ڌڌ OHelpfor OGeneral Othepad OhelpforPresF1 OyouarePresF1Oalof Ousingagain OthepadsOOْ0/-./HmlAAll Help screens will have the following boldfaced buttons at the bottom of the screen: Index, PGUP=Prev, PGDN=Next, Notebook, ESC=Exit. Some screens have a sixth button, Learn, which links users to HyperPAD's on-line tutorial. In addition to these buttons, highlighted text (buttons) appears in some of the explanations. You can select these buttons for more information about the highlighted topic. To select a button: Press TAB (or use the     keys) to move between the choices on screen. Press ENTER to select the highlighted choice. Or, point to a choice and click the left mouse button. cskHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "The Help Pad" to this page; End; s7lessons The Help Padlearning` *H$4Learnrevented, Press ENTER1pOn@* Navigating Through Help 0514 HYou can also use the following keys to navigate through the Help system: PGUP Returns you to the previous Help screen. PGDN Takes you to the next Help screen. ESC Returns you to the screen you selected Help from.H@*4P6Coverttonnted, Press ENTER"pO[ Navigating Through Help  Select from a Links you Previous Next Help Make and Return to list of Help to a related Help page page aces your your padtopics area in the ً Help notestutorialLearn0656H In HyperPAD, you use characters and attributes with the painting tools to modify the appearance of your pads. Attributes allow you to "color" your screens. The following is a portion of the Set Paint Attribute dialog box. This dialog box displays all the attributes available. The columns show the available background colors, while the rows show the available foreground colors. You always select a foreground/background colorH0@&Coverttonp H,(Selection box: Use the  keys to move to an attribute, then press ENTER to select it. Or point to an attribute and click the left mouse button.P@.O!m<jin!p p  Atributes ڂ [SetPaintAtribute]Ă combination.    ڂħ Ʉ ٩Ȅ  0 0@P`p!1AQaq"2BRbr#3CScs$4DTd%5EUeu&6FVf'7GWgw!<9:;;iHUT. To make sure that the attribute you select is used with all the painting tools: Select the Options command from the Workspace menu. Once you make this selection the Workspace Options dialog box appears. Select the "Use painting tools with current attribute" option in order to work with the current paint attribute.&s Atributes Workspace ڕPaintAtr.ASCIChar.< LineTypeOptions.Õڂ[WorkspaceOptions][X] Use painting to ls with curent atribute0pppptpptppppppp,@>H Another way to select an attribute for a painting tool is to "pick it up" from the screen. If you quickly want to choose an attribute already on-screen: Place the blinking cursor on top of the desired attribute and press CTRL+- (on the numeric keypad).H0@*4Coverttonp\ Atributes PresCTRL+-Curent Cursor onNew curentatribute desired atribute atribute0DZZUZDZZBCABHUse the  keys to move the highlight to an ASCII character, and press ENTER to select it, or point to a character and click the left mouse button. You can insert single ASCII characters, or a number of characters. While a painting tool is active, Select the Char Paint tool from the position the cursor where you Tools menu. Position the cursor want to insert a character. Press where you want to add characters. + on the numeric keypad and select Then press SHIFT and use the arrow the character you want to insert. keys, or click and drag the mouse to add the current ASCII character. H0@4CoverttonpL Characters ڂ[SetPaintCharacter]ħ0@P`p!1AQaq"2BRbr #3CScsè$4DTdtĨ%5EUeuSingle characterSeries of characters0pGUDYGHwv8 Backgrounds are HyperPAD objects that provide a backdrop for pages. Different types of information can be placed on a background, including paint, text, buttons, and fields, all of which appear on every page using that background. The only time portions of the background are not visible is when elements on the page hide them. Press ALT+E, B to access a page's background.H0@&Coverttonpj0 Backgrounds  ڗ  First Name: _BackgroundLast Name: _٬Pageڗ John  Smith ۂ܂ ۂ Pres TAB. ٭ ͷڗ ܂ First Name: John_ Last Name: Smith_ScrenPres TAB.0p0pp0KI[K5HDYou can learn about the current background by accessing the Background Info dialog box. You access this dialog box by pressing ALT+O,K.P@O!ppT*:2handler select; begin setstart 1 end; :71  setstart;:*H $3RNew Button2U+;3handler select; begin setstart 4; end; ;74  setstart;:*H $ > N"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 7; end; ;77  setstart;:*H $ 4 Oew Button2DV+;3handler select; begin setstart 10 end; ;710  setstart;:*H $ 5 4Pew Button2V+;3handler select; begin setstart 13 end; ;713  setstart;:*H$ 3 $Pew Button2V+;3handler select; begin setstart 16 end; ;716  setstart;:*H$ 0 pǚxQew Button2U*:2handler select; begin setstart 19 end; :719  setstart;:*H$0@Rew Button2V+;3handler select; begin setstart 22 end; ;722  setstart;:*H3:Rew Button2V+;3handler select; begin setstart 25 end; ;725  setstart;:*H=F]Sew Button2HThis is where you enter or change the background's name. The background's current name will be displayed in this text box. Displays the number of pages in the pad that share this background. Displays the unique ID number HyperPAD assigned to this background. Displays the number of buttons associated with the background. Displays the number of fields associated with the background. Select this option if you do not want the background deleted from the pad. Backgrounds are deleted when the last page using that background in a pad, is been deleted. This option access the background's script. Select this to edit or create a background script. This confirms the selections made and exits the dialog box. Exits the dialog box without making or confirming selections. To see a brief description of each dialog box control, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. H0@*4Coverttonphandler setstart(lineNumber); begin set the startline of page field 1 to lineNumber; show page field 1; end; handler openPage; begin setstart 28; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*728  setstart;:*` Backgrounds [BackgroundInfo]ܧBackgroundname:ۧڡۧۧۧBackgroundusedby17pagesۧBackgroundID:1ۧ Contains6butonsۧContains1fieldۧ []Nodeleteۧæۧ<Script.><Ok> <Cancel>ۧۨ0pppppppppppppEXY `MNNIOOP.QQqRSSSWHpȚ#The Browse tool allows you to use the pads. When the Browse tool is active, you can access the information contained in the pad, select buttons, and enter and edit the text in fields. HyperPAD automatically defaults to the Browse tool when the is set to Browsing or Typing. To select the Browse tool: Accelerator Key: ALT+T,B Keyboard Shortcut: CTRL+B (bypasses HyperPAD's menus)N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 143; end; B7143*H ǚ\user level1pH0@4Coverttonpu Browse ڐText^TPaint^PErase^ELine^LMarkBlock^MCharPaint^HSelector^SÐ Browse^B0pptpptpptpptpptpptpptppppp] Q[H]]HL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 64; end; A764*H0#_Definedon1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 65; end; A765*H0% `Selecting1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 66; end; A766*H0 $ `Creating1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 68; end; A768*H0 # PaCopying1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 69; end; A769*H0#`aCutting1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 70; end; A770*H0.4bPasting1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 71; end; A771*H0.5ǚcDeleting1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 72; end; A772*H0. 4 cCloning1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 73; end; A773*H0 . 5 HdLayering1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 75; end; A775*H0 .<(dInfo dialog Box1 pH0 @4Coverttonp\0( But on Index 0Ae r__n`aa6bbfccd.exe0H A button is an object which is associated with either a page or background that executes an action when its selected by the pad user. The actions taken by a button may be simple, such as causing your computer to beep, or more complex, such as placing numeric values into variables. Sample button H0@*4Coverttonp`Y But ons: Defined ڌButon0LLLLLLLL}hcf3hzHfe To select a button: With the keyboard: Press the TAB key or arrow keys until the button you want to select is highlighted (pressing SHIFT+TAB moves the highlight backward); then press ENTER. With the mouse: Place the mouse pointer on the button you want to select and click the left mouse button. H0@4CoverttonpdtlHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "taking charge" to this page; End; t7lessons taking chargelearning` *H \lLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pObF Butons: Selecting ڌButon0LLLLLLLL mWiklH To create a button: Press ALT+O,B to create a new button. Once you've selected or created a button, you can move and resize it. To move a button: With the keyboard: TAB to the button you want to move, then use the arrow keys to reposition it. With the mouse: Place the cursor inside the button's border, hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to reposition the button. H0@&Coverttonpe4 Butons: Creating  NewButon0omoH To resize a button: Select the button you want to resize with the Selector tool. If you've just created the button, it will already be selected. A selected button has four corner anchors, which you use to "stretch" or "shrink" the button. With the keyboard: Select the corner you want to work with by pressing ALT+TAB to move between them. When you reach the proper corner, hold down SHIFT and use the corresponding arrow keys ( ) to resize the button. With the mouse: Place the pointer on the corner you want to resize the button from. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to resize the button.H0@*4Coverttonph<( Butons: Resizing x0xssp)sHldTo copy a button: Select a button to be copied with the tool. With the keyboard: Select Copy from the Edit menu (ALT+E,C). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+C and CTRL+INSERT. Selected Button With the mouse: Hold down CTRL, point to the button, then press the left mouse button and drag the button to its new location. The selected object remains on the screen, and a copy of it is placed into the clipboard. N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H*1pvSelectorn1pH0@4Coverttonpt But ons: Copying ButonڌCopy of selected butonButon0LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLwsvBw\HHG  To cut a button: 1. Select a button to be Cut with the tool. 2. Select Cut from the Edit menu (ALT+E,X). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+X and SHIFT+DEL. The selected button will be copied into the clipboard and removed from the screen. The button can be recalled with the Paste command. N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H)0l*zSelectorne$1pH0@4Coverttonp[5" Butons: Cuting 0{xzzzsH_^ To paste a button: 1. Navigate to the spot where you want to place the button (this could be on the same page, a different page, a background, or a different pad). 2. Select the Paste command from the Edit menu. (ALT+E,P). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+V and SHIFT+INSERT. A copy of the button appears in the chosen spot.H0@4CoverttonpZ4" But ons: Pasting 0I}{|4H  To delete a button: 1. Select a button to be delted with the tool. 2. Select the Delete command from the Edit menu (ALT+E,D). The shortcut for this command is DEL. The selected button is removed from the screen without a copy being placed in the clipboard. NOTE: Because a deleted object cannot be recovered you may want to make a backup copy of your pad (use the Save a copy command (ALT+F,S) on the File menu) before deleting many objects in case you need to recall them. N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H,3PSelectorne1p0H0@4Coverttonp[5" Butons: Deleting 0ڀ}FjHVUU To clone a button: 1. Select a button to be cloned with the tool. 2. Select Clone from the Objects menu (ALT+O,C). The shortcut for this command is CTRL+D. The cloned button is placed on-screen on top of the original but, offset to the right. It has the same attributes, properties, and script as the original button.N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H,3<‚Selectorn1pH0@4Coverttonp] But ons: Cloning ڌCTRL+DButonButon Selected Buton Cloned Buton0LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLV\hHtTS^Layering All buttons and fields are contained Button 1 on their own transparent layers which are placed on top of each other. All buttons and fields layers Button 2 can be altered. For example, To move button 1 up a layer: Field 1 1. Select Button 1 with the Selector tool. 2. Select the Bring Closer command from the Objects menu (ALT+O,R). the shortcut is + (on the numeric keypad). The selected object is moved up a layer. H0@&Coverttonp` Layering Buton1NewButonڇButon1NewButon0DDDUUU"U""DDUDU"U""؇$H\To move Button 2 below Field 1: 1. Select Button 2 with the Button 1 Selector tool. 2. Select the Send Farther command Button 2 from the Objects menu (ALT+O,S), or - (numerice keypad). Field 1 3. Repeat step 2. NOTE: Step 2 must be repeated because, Button 2 was 2 layers above Field 1. The Selected button has been moved down two layers.H0@*4Coverttonp9 Layering Buton1NewButonButon1NewButon0DDUDU"U""DDUDU"UU""U=H H _ bAccess a button's Info dialog box by selecting that button and then pressing ALT+O,U. Pressing ENTER or SPACE while a button is selected is a shortcut to invoking the Info dialog box. The button's name is displayed in the text box, you can change or select a name by typing it into the text box. The Accelerator property determines the ALT key combination used to quickly select the button. Any letter or number can be used as a button accelerator. This property controls the color of the button accelerator, which is displayed when the user holds down the ALT key. This number indicates the button's layer in relation to other buttons on the page or background. The button number can be used in a script to refer to a button. This number uniquely identifies the button on the current page. Set this option to display the button name. It is on by default. When this option is on, the button is displayed with the border determined by the . This property determines whether a button is highlighted when it has the focus. If this property is on the button is displayed using the hilite color. This property determines whether a button is capable of being highlighted. When this is on the button will be highlighted when the user places the mouse pointer inside the button and clicks the left mouse button. This property causes a button to be displayed with a shadow below and to the right of it. This option makes a button nontransparent. The button completely hides any characters or objects under it. This option is on by default. This option makes the empty spaces in a button transparent. Any characters or objects under the button are visible through the empty spaces. This option creates check box buttons. Check box buttons are displayed with brackets to the left of the name. This property controls the color used to display a button's edge. The default is light grey on black. This property determines the color used to display the interior of a nontransparent button. This property controls the color of a button when it is highlighted. Only buttons with the Auto hilite property on will be highlighted. The default is black on light grey. This property determines a button's displayed border. This option opens the button's script in the Script Editor window. This option allows you to establish a link between the button and another page or pad. This exits the dialog box after saving the changes you made while working in the box. This exits the dialog box without saving the changes you made. To see a brief description of each dialog box control, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. P@O;<!ppU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H0 New Button0x0 0"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 4; end; ;74  setstart;:*H0 New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 14; end; <714  setstart;:*H0  8New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 19; end; <719  setstart;:*H0   ۙNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 22; end; <722  setstart;:*H0   ~New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 25; end; <725  setstart;:*H0   !New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 28; end; <728  setstart;:*H0  ěNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 32; end; <732  setstart;:*H0  gNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 38; end; <738  setstart;:*H0  New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 43; end; <743  setstart;:*H0 ' New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 48; end; <748  setstart;:*H0 , PNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 53; end; <753  setstart;:*H0*New Button0x0 0"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 7; end; ;77  setstart;:*H015New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 11; end; <711  setstart;:*H01<7New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 58; end; <758  setstart;:*H0. @ ڠNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 63; end; <763  setstart;:*H0. @ }New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 68; end; <768  setstart;:*H0.@ New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 74; end; <774  setstart;:*H0.@âNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 79; end; <779  setstart;:*H0 fNew Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 83; end; <783  setstart;:*H0( New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 88; end; <788  setstart;:*H029New Button0x0 0"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 93; end; <793  setstart;:*H0<E ONew Button0x0 0"H0@4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 96; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*796  setstart;:*c Butons: Info Dialog Box [But onInfo]Butonname:Ac elerator:ېڣALT+ېButon <Color.> ېٗې Pagebut onnumber:1ېButonID:1ې Content:Style:Visual:ې[X]Showname (X)Opaque<BorderColor.>ې[X]Withedge()Transparent<FilColor.>ې"[]Hiliteiffocus()Checkbox<HiliteColor.>ې[X]Autohilite <EdgeType.>ې []Shadowېýې <Script.> <LinkTo.><Ok> <Cancel>ې0pppppppppLpppppppppy<A݌M4ךzcL3֡ybH}Below is a list of HyperPAD's start up options: To start HyperPAD and: Use option: Load the Home pad hpad Load a pad other than the Home pad hpad Use monochrome attributes hpad/mono Use black and white attributes hpad/b&w Use LCD attributes (choose this option hpad/lcd for most laptop systems) Use color attributes (for extended CGA) hpad/color Use grey-scale attributes (choose this hpad/grey option for the Compaq SLT) Disable autosaving hpad/noautosave Disable the mouse hpad/nomouse Disable snow checking and speed up hpad/noshow screen display H0@&CoverttonphxpHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Starting HyperPAD" to this page; End; x7lessons Starting HyperPADlearning` *H \Learnrevented, Press ENTER1pO_5& Start-Up Options 00ͪi`HPTo start HyperPAD and: Use option: Do not use HPAD.MSG hpad/nomsg Disable the sending of the idle message hpad/noidle Disable HyperPAD's use of interrupt 15h for hpad/no15 handling the keyboard Force HyperPAD to recognize an enhanced hpad/enhancedkb keyboard Use video card memory hpad/v Disable the use of the real time clock hpad/nortc Disable the use of expanded memory hpad/noemm Force recognition of a monitor (n is the hpad/monitor: number of the monitor (from 0 to 14)) Force recognition of a card (n is the hpad/card: number of the card (from 0 to 14)) Save extra room for the environment hpad/env: Disable the use of 350 scan line mode hpad/no350 on a VGA monitor H0@*4CoverttonphxpHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Starting HyperPAD" to this page; End; x7lessons Starting HyperPADlearning` *H`DLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO_5& Start-Up Options 00;*HL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 79; end; A779*H0 ѵFindutton1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 81; end; A781*H0 iSortutton1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 83; end; A783*H0 ! XǚQuerytton1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 82; end; A782*H0 + ǚSort Dialog Box1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 85; end; A785*H05|ǚ1Query Criteria Dialog Box1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 86; end; A786*H0+@ɸQuery Operatorsialog Box1 pH0@4Coverttonpf20 Database: Index 01 OaHUse the Find command on the Database menu to locate a text string within the fields of a given pad. To use the Find command: 1. Select Find from the Database menu (ALT+D,F). Database menu HyperPAD opens the message box and prompts you to enter the information you want to find. 2. Type the word/phrase into the message box that you want HyperPAD to locate, and press ENTER. HyperPAD takes you to the first occurrence in the pad of the word/phrase you want to find. 0z Database: Find ڋFind.Sort.Query.Ŀ findpart"ٔȯ0pppptpptppppppFHrqd 3. To locate the next ocurrence of the word/phrase press ENTER. Press ENTER repeatedly to view every occurrence of the word/phrase in the pad. Database menu 4. To close the message box, press F4. H0@*4CoverttonpnI Database: Find ڋFind.Sort.Query.0pppptpptpp=ſcHONUse the Sort command on the Database menu to sort pages in a pad (with the same background) based on a criteria that you supply. To use the Sort command: 1. Select the Sort command from the Database menu. Database menu The appears. 2. TAB into the Background field list box, highlight the background field you want to sort by, then press ENTER. 3. Select the Ascending or Descending option to indicate whether the pages should be sorted first to last or last to first. 4. Select one of the Type options. 5. Select <> to start the sort.|aqihandler select; begin go to page id 82; end; handler select; begin go to page id 31; end; q782*H  4LSort dialog boxNew Butt1$pH0@&CoverttonpnA Database: Sort ڋFind.Sort.Query.0pptpppptpp^HpHp\%The background fields on which the sort is to be based appear in this list box. This list box displays the background fields available for the sort. This option sorts pages first to last. This option sorts pages last to first. Select Text if the field you want to sort by contains text. Select Numeric if the field you want to sort by contains numbers. Select DateTime if the field you want to sort by is a Date field. Select <> to start the sort. Select to abort the sort. To see a brief description of each dialog box control, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. P0@M0l0o0g0 0b0o0x0 0!p4pU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H@New Button0d0i0a0l0o0g0 0b0o0x0 0"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 4; end; ;74  setstart;:*H0 New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00U+;3handler select; begin setstart 7; end; ;77  setstart;:*H0* 6 New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 10; end; <710  setstart;:*H0* 7 #New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 13; end; <713  setstart;:*H0* 2 $New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 16; end; <716  setstart;:*H0*4,iNew Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 19; end; <719  setstart;:*H0 *54 New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 22; end; <722  setstart;:*H0 $+<New Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00W,<4handler select; begin setstart 25; end; <725  setstart;:*H0 .7DRNew Button,Xs0e0:0 0"00H0 @4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 28; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*728  setstart;:*d Database: Sort dialog box Sort] Sortby:ڧBackgroundfield: Direction:ږ (X)AscendingField1()DescendingType:(X)Text ()Numericق ()DateTimeê<Ok> <Cancel>٦0pp p p p p p pp pp pp pp p p p p E?D 2H8|eH{zUse the Query command to view only those pages in a pad that meet the criteria you specify. To query a pad: 1. Select Query from the Database menu (ALT+D,Q). Database menu The appears. 2. TAB into the Operator column and move to a row contraining a field that will be part of your query. 3. Press SPACE repeatedly to select one of the available operators. 4. After selecting an operator for a field, TAB into the Value column and enter a value against which the content of the background field will be compared.L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 85; end; A785*H " &Query Criteria dialog box1pLe1A9handler select; begin go to page id 86; end; A786*Htoperatorseria]mn1pH0@&CoverttonpoA Database: Query ڋFind.Sort.Query.0pptpptpppp!t VHt 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for each background field you want to include in your query. 6. Once you have finished selecting operators and entering values into the Query Criteria dialog box, select <> to begin the query.oA Database: Query ڋFind.Sort.Query.0pptpptpppp|yHpHp(vuThis column lists the available background fields for the query. This column displays the logical operator used to determine the relationship between the specified value and background field. This column displays the value against which the background field is compared. Selecting this option clears all values in the dialog box. Use this to begin entering new query criteria. Select <> to begin the query. Select to exit the dialog box and abort the query. To see a brief description of each dialog box control, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. P0@O0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0 0B0!ppU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H! =New Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0U+;3handler select; begin setstart 4; end; ;74  setstart;:*H#- New Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0U+;3handler select; begin setstart 8; end; ;78  setstart;:*H/A New Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0W,<4handler select; begin setstart 12; end; <712  setstart;:*H@ New Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0W,<4handler select; begin setstart 16; end; <716  setstart;:*H18New Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0W,<4handler select; begin setstart 19; end; <719  setstart;:*H;DfNew Button0e0r0i0a0 0D0i0a0l0o0g0"0H0@*4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 22; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*722  setstart;:*nv% Database: Query Criteria Dialog Box [QueryCriteria]BackgroundfieldOperatorValueۖڒ‹”ۖ Field1 containsۖۖۖۖۖۖ÷ۖ <Clear><Ok> <Cancel>ۖۘ0ppppppppppppp9SX  I_5y HThe operators available for specifying queries in the Query Criteria dialog box are listed below. Operator: Page included if the value is: is Found in the specified field (an exact match is required) is not Not found in the specified field < Less than the value of the specified field > Greater than the value of the specified field >= Greater than or equal to the specified field H0@&Coverttonph>& Database: Query Operators 00}z H  Operator: Page included if the value is: <= Less than or equal to the value of the specified field is in Found somewhere in a text string (even if it only matches part of the string) in the specified field is not in Not found anywhere in the specified field contains The background field is in the range (default) of values H0@*4Coverttonpj>( Database: Query Operators 00=IHL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 89; end; A789*H0'hIntroduced1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 39; end; A739*H0 ' rText Boxes1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 91; end; A791*H0 '  List Boxes1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 93; end; A793*H0 ' (Option Buttons1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 44; end; A744*H0-:Option Button Group1 pH0@&Coverttonp\6" Dialog Boxes: Index 0-(XH|ŚWhenever HyperPAD needs to communicate with you, ie., send you a a message or retrieve information from you, it displays a special window called a dialog box. Each dialog box contains one or more controls, which are devices you can use to specify information or change a setting. The most basic type of dialog box is the error message, which is shown below. An error message explains why HyperPAD cannot carry out your command. <> is already highlighted, so all you have to do is press ENTER.B Dialog Boxes: Introduced ڪNofileshavebe nmarked.Pres SPACEtomarkfilesforthisoperation.ê<Ok>0pppppppHL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 91; end; A791*H )ŚNew Button}D0i0a0l0"00L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 93; end; A793*H-4 tŚzNew Button}D0i0a0l0"00L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 39; end; A739*H6 F New Button}D0i0a0l0"00H0@*4Coverttonp Dialog Boxes PrinterSetup]Cur!entprinter:GenericLinePrinterېAvailableprinters: Printto:ۈ List boxڝ()LPT1OptionۋGenericLinePrinter ()LPT2butonۋExtendedGenericۃ()COM1groupېHPLaserJet,LJI ()COM2ڏېPanasonicKX-P420(X)File:F:\OUTPUT.PRNېIBMGraphicsPrinterېېوText boxنېýې<Ok> <Cancel>ېےFor more information on the thre+ types of dialog box controls named above, $TAB to highlight the control and pres! ENTER, or point and click on thecontrol with the mouse.p0pppp~ppp~ppp~ppwppppwppp~pp~pppp%0`pHp@ʚ Text boxes are easy to use. To enter a text box, TAB to it, or point and click with the mouse. Once you've entered the text box, you can type your response.H0@4Coverttonpf. Dialog Boxes: Text Boxes ڏF:\OUTPUT.PRNText box0pppjHŚ Highlight bar Slider Box Scroll bar Scroll arrow List Box List boxes are used when you have a large number of choices from which to choose. To enter a list box TAB until the list box is highlighted, or point to the list box and click the left mouse button. H0@&Coverttonpi Dialog Boxes: List Boxes ڝGenericLinePrinterExtendedGenericĬHPLaserJet,LJIPanasonicKX-P420IBMGraphicsPrinterIBMProprinterĬIBMColorPrinter ToshibaP351Ĭ0ppppppppppti*HThe keys listed below will perform the following actions in list boxes: Key: Action: The  keys Move the highlight bar up/down one line A...Z keys Move the highlight bar to the first item on the list starting with that letter PLUS key (keypad) Moves the highlight bar down one page MINUS key (keypad) Moves the highlight bar up one page HOME key Moves the highlight bar to the first item on the listi=( Dialog Boxes: List Boxes 00HutH Key: Action: END key Moves the highlight bar to the last item on the list SPACE Toggles the line marker on and off Mouse users: Scroll through the items in the list box by holding down the left mouse button and dragging the mouse up or down. k?( Dialog Boxes: List Boxes 00vH8 To select an item from a list box: 1. TAB to enter the list box. 2. Highlight the desired item. 3. Press SPACE to mark an item if more than one is to be selected. 4. Press ENTER to select the item. Mouse users: Point to the desired item and double click the left mouse button. H0@*4Coverttonpa;" Dialog Boxes: List Boxes 0HAn option button is a dialog box control used to select options. Option buttons To toggle an option button on or off, TAB to the option button and press SPACE, or point to it with the mouse and click the left mouse button. When an option is selected, an X appears in its brackets. You can select as many option buttons as you want. Some option buttons are placed into an from which only one selection can be made. These groups can be recognized because parentheses ( ) are placed in front of the option buttons instead of brackets [ ]. L1A9handler select; begin go to page id 44; end; A744*He);xǚ1option button groupE~ ;1pH0@&Coverttonp\. Dialog Boxes: Option Butons Names: [X]Field[X]Page0ppp RHAn option button group is an interconnected set of mutually exclusive options, where only one option may be selected from a group at any time. option button group To select an option: 1. TAB to the option button group. 2. Use the  keys to move the highlight through the list. 3. When the desired option is highlighted, press TAB to select the option and move to the next dialog box control, or press ENTER to select the option and exit the dialog box. With the mouse: Point to your choice and click the left mouse button.H0@*4Coverttonp8 Dialog Boxes: Option But on Group Printto:()LPT1()LPT2()COM1()COM2 (X)File:0pppppp  m HL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 96; end; A796*H0 Definedon1 pL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 98; end; A798*H0hGSelectingFieldsing into Fields1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 101; end; B7101*H0 & lEditing contents1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 105; end; B7105*H0  yCreatingontents1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 108; end; B7108*H0  Copying1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 109; end; B7109*H0XCutting1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 111; end; B7111*H017PGPasting1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 112; end; B7112*H018Deleting1 pH0@4CoverttonpL1A9handler select; begin go to page id 73; end; A773*H0 1 8 Layeringog Box1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 107; end; B7107*H0 1 ? ]Info Dialog Boxs1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 114; end; B7114*H0 1?List Box Fieldss1 pH04New ButtonpN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 113; end; B7113*H01 7 Cloning1 pZ.( Field Index 0Mu   /c1{G+H A field is a flexible container associated with either a page or background that holds textual information. Fields can be used to display the pad's information, or as retrieval sites, where the pad user enters information. Sample Field Page fields are used to display or retrieve information for a specific page. Background fields allow you to create database pads, where pages are added to create additional records. When a field is placed on the background, it acts as a template for entering information for all the pages that use that background. The information itself is stored on the page, allowing you to enter different information into the same format. b6 Fields: Defined ژField0JJJJJJ H H0@*4Coverttonp Fields: Defined File Edit Database Go WorkspaceFile Edit Database Go Workspace Phone F1=HELP  Phone F1=HELP ږږOO John SmithOĿO1 3 Brown StretĿOO435-9078هه1-Sort 2-Find 3-Print 4-Note1-Sort 2-Find 3-Print 4-Note Pad: PHONE Back[1] Pad: PHONE Page[1]background fieldوtext stored on the page Above is a representation of the !Above is a representation of the Phone pad's background. Phone pad "scren" which includes the page and its background.0ppp0pGpp0pGppp2fHtĚRQ To select and type into a field: 1. With the keyboard: Press TAB to move the cursor between the buttons and fields on screen. If the field you want to enter is highlighted when the cursor reaches it, press F2 to enter the field. With the mouse: Move the pointer to where you want to begin typing and press the left mouse button. 2. Use the arrow keys or mouse to reposition the cursor if necessary and begin typing. To exit the field: TAB to the next object, press F2, or move the pointer outside of the object's border and press the left mouse button. H0@4CoverttonpZ4" Fields: Selecting 0  r H( Generally, you can copy, cut, paste, and delete the information contained in a pad's fields. Some fields are uneditable because they are "locked" and therefore cannot be entered. To learn how to "unlock" a field, access the section on the . To edit a field's contents, enter the field you want to edit. Then, select the text you want to edit: 1. Position the cursor on the first character of the text you want to edit. 2. With the keyboard: Hold down SHIFT and use the arrow keys to highlight the text. With the mouse: Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to select the text. 3. Select an editing function. (Select Continued... for more information.)N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 107; end; B7107*H&$Field Info dialog boxe0n0t0s0 01pH0@&CoverttonpJ Fields: Editing Contents ڕText in a fieldڕText in a fieldپ„ Highlighted text 0p%3!l$$H  Once you've selected text in a field, you can perform one of the following functions. Function: Keystrokes: Copy the text into the clipboard ALT+E, C or CTRL+C Cut the text and place it into the clipboard ALT+E, T or CTRL+X Delete the text ALT+E, L or DEL Only one item can be stored in the clipboard at a time, so you must paste any copied or cut text prior to using the Copy or Cut commands again. Once the contents of the clipboard are over written, they cannot be retrieved. Be careful when you delete text, once it is deleted, you cannot retrieve it. g=& Fields: Editing Contents 00(&eHe To retrieve copied or cut text: 1. Enter the field you want to paste the text into and place the cursor where you want the text to appear. 2. Select Paste Text from the Edit menu (ALT+E, P or CTRL+V). The text currently in the clipboard will be added to the field. You can paste text from the clipboard as many times as you like by repeatedly selecting the Paste Text command. H0@*4Coverttonpa;" Fields: Editing Contents 0A+M)*HTo create a field: Press ALT+O, F to create a new field. Once you've created a field, or selected it with the Selector tool, you can move and resize it. To move a field: With the keyboard: TAB to the button you want to move, then use the arrow keys to reposition it. With the mouse: Place the cursor inside the field's border, hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to reposition the field. H0@&Coverttonps> Fields: Creating anchor 0-+-Hzy To resize a field: Select the field you want to resize with the Selector tool. If you've just created the field, it will already be selected. A selected field has four corner anchors, which you use to "stretch" or "shrink" the field. With the keyboard: Select the corner you want to work with by pressing ALT+TAB to move between them. When you reach the proper corner, hold down SHIFT and use the corresponding arrow keys ( ) to resize the field. With the mouse: Place the pointer on the corner you want to resize the field from. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse to resize the field.H0@*4Coverttonpd:& Fields: Resizing 01.91H To copy a field: Select the field you want to copy with the tool. Select Copy Field from the Edit menu (ALT+E,C). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+C and CTRL+INSERT. The selected object remains on the screen, and a copy of it is placed into the clipboard. To retrieve the copy, select the Paste Field command from the Edit menu (ALT+E, P or CTRL+V).H.5Selectorn1pH0@4CoverttonpR Fields: Copying ڗThis is a page field.This is a page field.Selected field Copy of the field0y4 23/4VHBA To cut a field: 1. Select the field with the tool. 2. Select Cut Field from the Edit menu (ALT+E,X). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+X and SHIFT+DEL. The selected field will be copied into the clipboard and removed from the screen. The field can be recalled with the Paste command. N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H 't7Selectorne$1pH0@4CoverttonpY3" Fields: Cuting 075a77vH$ba To paste a field: 1. Navigate to the spot where you want to place the field (this could be on the same page, a different page, a background, or a different pad). 2. Select the Paste Field command from the Edit menu (ALT+E, P). The shortcuts for this command are CTRL+V and SHIFT+INSERT. A copy of the field appears in the chosen spot.H0@4CoverttonpX2" Fields: Pasting 01:o898H$# To delete a field: 1. Select the field to be delted with the tool. 2. Select the Delete Field command from the Edit menu (ALT+E,D). The shortcut for this command is DEL. The selected field is removed from the screen without a copy being placed in the clipboard. NOTE: Because a deleted object cannot be recovered you may want to make a backup copy of your pad (use the Save a copy command (ALT+F,S) on the File menu) before deleting many objects in case you need to recall them. N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H-4<Selectorne1p0H0@4CoverttonpY3" Fields: Deleting 0=:0=z=mHYX To clone a field: 1. Select the field you want to clone with the tool. 2. Select Clone from the Objects menu (ALT+O,C). The shortcut for this command is CTRL+D. The cloned field is placed on-screen on top of the original but, offset to the right. It has the same attributes, properties, and script as the original field.N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 140; end; B7140*H29?Selectorn1pH0@4Coverttonpc Fields: Cloning ڗCTRL+D0@ >>?G@(H| U+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*HANew Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 5; end; ;75  setstart;:*H   BNew Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 8; end; ;78  setstart;:*H   H#CNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 12; end; <712  setstart;:*H   HCNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 16; end; <716  setstart;:*H   @gDNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 20; end; <720  setstart;:*H   ENew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 24; end; <724  setstart;:*H  ENew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 28; end; <728  setstart;:*H 8PFNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 32; end; <732  setstart;:*H 0FNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 36; end; <736  setstart;:*H & (GNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 40; end; <740  setstart;:*H + 9HNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 44; end; <744  setstart;:*H)HNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 48; end; <748  setstart;:*H(INew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 52; end; <752  setstart;:*H-4"JNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 56; end; <756  setstart;:*H- 5 JNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 60; end; <760  setstart;:*H- 6 hKNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 64; end; <764  setstart;:*H- ?  LNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 68; end; <768  setstart;:*H- ? LNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 72; end; <772  setstart;:*H-?QMNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 77; end; <777  setstart;:*H-?MNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 82; end; <782  setstart;:*H-?NNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 86; end; <786  setstart;:*H:A:ONew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 90; end; <790  setstart;:*H: @ ONew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 94; end; <794  setstart;:*H PNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 98; end; <798  setstart;:*H 07#QNew Button"Y-=5handler select; begin setstart 102; end; =7102  setstart;:*H!:CQNew Button"H0&@4Coverttonp'Hh?kAccess a field's Info dialog box by selecting the Field with the Selector tool and then pressing ALT+O,U. Pressing ENTER or SPACE while a button is selected are quick access methods. The field's name is displayed in this text box, you can change or select a name by typing it into the text box. This number indicates the field's layer in relation to other fields on the page or background. The field's number can be used in a script to refer to the field. HyperPAD assigns each object a unique ID number, which is not duplicated anywhere in the current pad. This number can be used to refer to the object in a script or in the message box. Set this option to display the field's name. If you select this option, you should also set the Alignment of the fields name to either Left or Top. When this option is on, the field is displayed with the border determined by the option button. By default, each field is displayed with a single line defining its border. This property determines whether a field is highlighted when it has the focus. If this property is on the field is displayed using the attribute selected with the option button. Turning this property on allows you to place more information in a field than is viewable at one time. User's can then "scroll" through the field to access more information. By default, this property is on. The Lock text property allows you to restrict pad users to simply viewing the information you've included in the field. They can not edit or add text to a field whose text has been locked. This option makes a field nontransparent. The field will completely hide any characters or objects under it. This option is on by default. This option makes the empty spaces (where no characters are present) in a field transparent. Any characters or objects under the field will be visible through the empty spaces. This option places a scroll bar on the right side of the field which allows users to quickly move through a scrollable field. This option creates a field in which the user can mark and select each line. The field's script can link actions to the selection of a specific line. Selecting this option causes the text in the field to be left aligned. Selecting this option causes the text in the field to be right aligned. Selecting this option centers the field's text. This property controls the color used to display the field's border, if one is selected. The default border color is light grey on black. This property determines the color used to display the interior of a nontransparent field. If you choose to highlight the field when it receives the focus, this color will determine what attribute the field displays when it has the focus. The Edge Type option button access a dialog box from which you can select the edge type (border) the field will have when the With edge property is on. If you decide to display the field's name, you can select the attribute in which it will appear with this option. If the Show name property is on, and this option is selected, the field's name will appear to the left of the field. Placing a name to the left of the field decreases the field size by the length of its name. If the Show name property is on, and this option is selected, the field's name will appear on top of the field. Placing a name on top of the field decreases the field size one line. This option opens the field's script in the Script Editor window. This exits the dialog box after saving the changes you made while working in the box. This exits the dialog box without saving the changes you made. To see a brief description of each dialog box control, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. P'@N;<!pxphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 105; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*7105  setstart;:* v Fields: Info Dialog Box [FieldInfo] Fieldname:ۏڡۏAlign: Namepos:ۏ (X)Left(X)LeftۏPagefieldnumber:1 ()Right()Topۏ FieldID:1 ()Centerۏ Content:Style:Visual:ۏ[]Showname (X)Opaque<BorderColor.>ۏ[X]Withedge()Transparent<FilColor.>ۏ[]Hiliteiffocus()Scroling<HiliteColor.>ۏ [X]Scrolable ()Listbox <EdgeType.>ۏ[ ]Locktext <NameColor.>ۏþۏ <Script.><Ok> <Cancel>ۏ0pppppppppppppppppppab)A8BBzCDDcEFFLGGH5II{JKKdLMMMNNO6PP|Q!RkRRaHP List Box Fields: List box fields allow you to present choices within a scrollable field which the user can highlight and select. To create a list box field: 1. Select New Field from the Objects menu (ALT+O, F). 2. Type text into the field, pressing ENTER at the end of each line. 3. Set the style of the field to list box. (See the section on .N2B:handler select; begin go to page id 107; end; B7107*H.(hField Info dialog boxs     1pH0@4Coverttonp} Fields: List box ڐNameAdresڂ Phone Number Highlighted Birthday selectionڐNameAdresڂPhone NumberMarked Birthday selection0 ifxhh HݠHyperPAD allows you to exchange information with other programs. By using the Import command, you can quickly place other file formats into HyperPAD. When you select the Import command from the File menu (ALT+F, I) the Import dialog box appears.U+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H 8kNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 12; end; <712  setstart;:*H plNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 23; end; <723  setstart;:*H  mNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 34; end; <734  setstart;:*HmNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 46; end; <746  setstart;:*HYnNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 59; end; <759  setstart;:*HnNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 70; end; <770  setstart;:*H'oNew Buttonppppp" Hp{zPUBy using HyperPAD's CAP utility, you can capture text screens from other programs and import them into HyperPAD. When you import them, you'll be asked to select a pad name, into which the images will be placed, each on its own page. To import a Text file (.TXT), you must first enter a field in Browse mode, then select the Import command. HyperPAD presents a dialog box, where yuu select the .TXT file you want to import. The Text option lets you add information from a word processor. When you import a dBASE III (.DBF) file, you select the file from the dialog box that appears. HyperPAD then creates a new background with background fields that match the fields in the database file. A new page is created for each record in the database. The Delimited ASCII option allows you to import database files that aren't in the .DBF format. HyperPAD creates background fields for the information and a new page for each row in the file. Microsoft QuickBASIC and other versions of the BASIC programming language use the .BSV file format. If you select this option, you can import those files into HyperPAD. Selecting << OK >> confirms your selection and executes it. Selecting < Cancel > exits the dialog box without saving To access a description of the items in the dialog box, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button.P @,O;<!p4pH0 @&Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 81; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*781  setstart;:*XP Importing Information [Import]()HyperPADCapture(.GX2)۪ ()Text۪ ()dBASEI(.DBF)۪()DelimitedASCI۪()BASICBSAVE(.BSV)۪ã۪<Ok> <Cancel>۪۫0ppppppppp=ovtw  j&lllmnnUooBpu%vpHpHyperPAD allows you to exchange information with other programs. By using the Export command, you can place information stored in HyperPAD into other programs. When you select the Export command from the File menu (ALT+F, E) the Export dialog box appears.`HLKQVIf you've developed screens in HyperPAD that you want to use in Brightbill-Roberts screen show products (Show Partner F/X or Show Partner), you use the Show Partner (.GX2) option. Allows you to export information stored in a field to the .BSV format. When you export to a .DBF file, you select the proper field specifications (including type and size) from the dialog box that appears. Type in the names that will be assigned to the fields when its exported and the other necessary information. HyperPAD will export the data contained in the fields of a pad to a delimited ASCII format. The standard extension is .TXT however, you can assign another. If you want to take information stored in fields and export it into a text file to use with your word processor, select the Text option. Selecting << OK >> confirms your selection and executes it. Selecting < Cancel > exits the dialog box without saving. To access a description of the items in the dialog box, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button.P@- N;<!phpU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H  ~New Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 12; end; <712  setstart;:*H  @yNew Buttonppppp"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H PNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 24; end; <724  setstart;:*HNew Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 37; end; <737  setstart;:*H$`New Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 49; end; <749  setstart;:*H New Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 60; end; <760  setstart;:*H New Buttonppppp"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 71; end; <771  setstart;:*H ' INew Buttonppppp"H0 @4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 82; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*782  setstart;:*ZV Exporting Information [Export]()ShowPartner(.GX2)۪()BASICBSAVE(.BSV)۪ ()dBASEI(.DBF)۪()DelimitedASCI۪ ()Text۪ã۪<Ok> <Cancel>۪۬0pppppppppA6;  y$z~/s\HA menu is a group of related commands. Although all menus are not always active, when they're displayed they appear on HyperPAD's menu bar, at the top of the screen (Use ALT+SPACE to toggle the menus ON/OFF). When you select a menu command, you tell HyperPAD to carry out an action, which depends on the command selected. To select a menu command: 1. Press ALT and the first letter of the command, or point to the command and press the left mouse button. 2. Press the highlighted letter in the command you want to select, or point to the command and press the left mouse button. To exit the menu without selecting a command: Press ESC, or click the left mouse button.H0@&CoverttonpaqiHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Short Menu" to this page; End; q7lessons Short Menulearning` *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pOM'" Menu 0͊چMH988 The Edit menu below represents a typical HyperPAD menu:H0@*4CoverttonpaqiHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Short Menu" to this page; End; q7lessons Short Menulearning` *H ԋLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO Menu FileEditDatabaseGoTolsObjects WorkspaceBlockڐUndo^ZÐCut^X Dim ed menu comandscanot be selected untilCopy^C another event ocurs. For example, somethingPaste^V,must be copied or cut in order for the PasteDeleteكcomand to be active. ÐNewPageF3, The keystrokes listed to the right of the CutPagecom!ands are shortcut keys which bypas the  CopyPagemenu and select the comand. DeletePageÂThe highlighed keys in the com and names are Backgroundused to select the comand when the menu isوopen.0ppppxpppxppxppxppxppptpptpptpptpp~ptpp;sHN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 119; end; B7119*HHFile Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 120; end; B7120*HP>Edit Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 121; end; B7121*H ؑDatabase Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 122; end; B7122*H  rGo Menuu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 123; end; B7123*H  Tools Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 124; end; B7124*HObjects Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 125; end; B7125*H!@Workspace Menu1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 126; end; B7126*H ڔBlock Menu1 pH0 @&CoverttonpHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *H Learnrevented, Press ENTER1pO< Topic: (Location in the HyperPAD's User's Guide:293-317318-32132-326327-328329-323-340341-345346-3490= (’\*tHH0@&CoverttonpHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pOY File Menu FileڒNew.  Save curent pad and start a new pad.Open. Save cur"ent pad and open and existing pad. SaveaCopy. Save curent pad under a new name.ÒCompres!Remove unused space from the curent pad. Protect.Set user level, pasword, and pad protection.Delete. Remove curent pad from disk.ÒImport.Import .GX2, ASCI, .BSV, or .DBF files.Export.Export to .GX2, ASCI, .BSV, or .DBF files.ÒPrinterSetup.(Select and configure a printer driver. PageSetup.,Set printing orientation, paper size and fed type.Print."Print pages, reports, or labels.Ò RunProgram.5Go temporarily to the DOS prompt, or run a program.Exit"Quit HyperPAD and return to DOS.0pptpptpptppptpptpptppptpptppptpptpptppptpptppș)?~DHDHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HXLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO: Edit Menu EditڐUndo^ZUndo last editing change.ÐCut^X1Copy selection to clipboard and, then delete itCopy^CCopy selection to clipboard.Paste^VInsert contents of clipboard.DeleteDelete selection.ÐNewPageF3Create new page after the cur ent page.CutPage Copy cur*ent page to the clipboard, then delete it. CopyPage Copy curent page to the clipboard. DeletePageRemove the cur ent page.Ð BackgroundTogle to and from the background.0pppptpptpptpptppptpptpptpptppptppBMHHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pOGP Database Menu DatabaseڋFind.Find text in the curent pad.Sort.$Sort pad using a background field.Query..View only pages that fit the query criteria.0pptpptpptppCHHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HPLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pOg Go Menu GoڐHelpF1 Go to the Help pad.Home*F5Go to the Home pad.BackF5Go to the most recently acesed page.ÐNextPGDNGo to the next page in the curent pad.PreviousPGUP#Go to the previous page in the curent pad.First^PGUP Go to the first page of the curent pad.Last^PGDNGo to the last page of the curent pad.0pptpptpptppptpptpptpptppHHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO2 Tols Menu TolsڐText^T&Type text onto a page or background.Paint^P Paint at"ributes onto a page or background.Erase^EErase both characters and atributes.Line^L6Draw single or double lines on a page or background.MarkBlock^M7Mark block for Cut, Copy, Paste, and block functions.CharPaint^HPaint with curent ASCI character.Selector^SMove and re-size objects.ÐBrowse^BBrowse pads.0pptpptpptpptpptpptpptppptppժHHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *H ҭLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO Objects Menu ObjectsڒNewButonCreate a new buton with default properties. NewField-Create a new field with default properties. NewBkgnd+Create a new background (and a new page).ÒButonInfo.Edit properties of curent buton. FieldInfo.Edit properties of cur ent field. PageInfo.F6Edit properties of cur ent page. BkgndInfo.F7Edit properties of curent background. PadInfo.F8Edit properties of curent pad.ÒClone^DDuplicate cur ent object.BringCloser+ Move curent object up one layer.SendFarther- Move curent object back one layer.p0pptpptpptppptpptpptpptpptppptpptpptpp ǮHHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pO" Workspace Menu Workspace ڕPaintatr.Select a new paint atribute.ASCIchar.Select a new ASCI character. LinetypeTog!le line type (single and double).Options.Set aditional workspace options.ÕMesageBoxF4Tog le the mes age box on/of.TolBoxTogle the to l box on/of. StatusBarTogle the status bar on/of. MenuBarTogle the menu bar on/of.0pp0pptpptpptppptppwptppwptppwptpp9HH0@*4'CoverttonpO3C;handler select; begin go to page id 154; end; C7154*H0@ l{Covertton"pHandler Select; Begin set the lockScreen to true; go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; go to pad "menusim"; End; 7X " Plessons Extended Optionslearning` menusim *HLearnrevented, Press ENTER1pOI Block Menu Blockڎ EraseBlockErase characters and atributes of selected block. BoxBlock'Draw box around selected box using curent box style. PaintBlockPaint selected block with curent atribute.OpaqueBlock'Make spaces in selected block opaque. ClearBlock,Make spaces in selected block transparent.FilBlockFil selected block with curent ASCI character. TrimBlock"Trim spaces from selected block. MakeButon&Make selected block a transparent buton, then link it.Î Boxstyle.Set curent block style.0pptpptpptpptpptpptpptpptppptpp!U1̷ H}| The message box provides you with a direct communication link to HyperPAD. By typing in a command and pressing ENTER, you tell HyperPAD what to do. To toggle the message box on and off: Simply press F4 and begin typing. To move the message box: 1. Place the mouse curosr on one of the message box's borders. 2. Hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse.H0@4CoverttonpR2 Mesage Box The Mesage Box0pppüVHHsrq Within HyperPAD, each object has a script associated with it that generates specific actions. Within a script, there are handlers, each of which describes the actions that will be taken when a message is received. All actions are are initially generated by the receipt of the proper message by the object. A message is actually a "report" sent about the state of the HyperPAD environment. For example, mouseDown is a message that gets sent when the left mouse button is held down, and the select message is sent when a button is selected. If an object receives a message it doesn't "understand" (its script doesn't contain a handler for that message), the message is passed up the object hierarchy until it reaches an object that can process it, or it reaches HyperPAD. In order to write scripts with PADtalk, HyperPAD's language, you should understand how messages are passed. H0@&Coverttonp[3$ Object Hierarchy 0EHH0@*4CoverttonpL Object Hierarchy "EventsgeneratedfromthekeyboardOR‚ORormousearetranslatedtomesagesO whicharepasedalongtheobjectButonFieldBhierarchystartingwiththecurentڂ„ىJbuton,field,orpage.EPageCTɢ܃ BackgroundKeyboardMouseHPadI…ِEEvent PadResourcesRڿڿ܄AĿMesageٍHomePadRق߄C (translated)HomePadResourcesHȢYߑHyperPAD0pppppppppppppHAThe pad is HyperPAD's basic file structure. Each application that acompanied HyperPAD and any you create are considered pads. A pad, like a notebook, is made up of one or more pages containing information. Each page is layered on top of a similar object called the background. Together, the background(s) and page(s) form the pad. To create a new pad: Select New... from the File menu (ALT+F, N) and name the new pad. Type the pad's name in the text box, choose the Keep current background option if you want the new pad to use the current background. If necessary, select a new screen mode. To delete a pad: Select the Delete command from the File menu (ALT+F, D).H0@&CoverttonpM'" Pads 0)HU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H8New Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 5; end; ;75  setstart;:*H % 0JNew Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 9; end; ;79  setstart;:*H & (New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 13; end; <713  setstart;:*H New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 17; end; <717  setstart;:*H & /New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 21; end; <721  setstart;:*H , New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 25; end; <725  setstart;:*HuNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 29; end; <729  setstart;:*H&-New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 33; end; <733  setstart;:*H 09New Button" Hl#s&The name of the current pad is displayed in this text box. You can modify the pad name here by entering the text box and typing in a new name. This displays the directory the pad is located in. This is the number of backgrounds the current pad includes. This displays the number of pages in the current pad. This displays the amount of disk space the current pad uses. This displays the amount of space you could free up by selecting the Compress command (ALT+F, C). As a pad developer, you should check this number and Compress your pads as necessary. This button accesses the Script Editor and the pad's script. From here, you can write and modify the pad script. The << Ok >> button accepts any changes you've made (renaming of the pad), saves them, and returns to the pad. The < Cancel > button ignores any changes you may have made and returns to the pad. To access a description of the items in the dialog box, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button. P @O;<!p`pH0 @*4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 36; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*736  setstart;:*Xf Pads: Info Dialog Box [PadInfo] Padname:ۥڡۥ PHONEۥلۥDirectory:D:\HPADۥPadhas1backgroundۥPadhas1pageۥ Padsize:140bytesۥFrespaceinpad:0bytesۥèۥ <Script.><Ok> <Cancel>ۥۧ0pppppppppppppE B+q^y\HHG A page is a layer containing buttons, fields, and paint that is situated on top of a background. Unlike a background, the elements on a page are only visible when you're viewing that page. To: Keystrokes: Create a new page F3 Place a copy of the current page on the clipboard ALT+E, O Delete a page and place a copy on the clipboard ALT+E, G Remove a page from the pad ALT+E, D To paste a page from the clipboard ALT+E, PH0@&CoverttonpV*( Pages 00%HHT""$The current page name is displayed in this text box. If you want to name or rename a page, you do so here. This describes the page's position in the pad relative to the other pages in the pad. Each HyperPAD object is assigned a unique ID number by HyperPAD. This displays the ID number of the current page. This describes the number of buttons associated with the current page. This describes the number of fields contained on the current page. If this option is selected, this page cannot be deleted until the option is turned off. The < Script... > button opens the Script Editor with the current page's script. The << Ok >> option saves any changes you have made in the dialog box and returns you to the pad. The < Cancel > button exits the dialog box without saving any changes. To access a description of the items in the dialog box, TAB to that item and press ENTER, or point to that item and click the left mouse button.P@O;<!ppU+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*HLqNew Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 5; end; ;75  setstart;:*H  DNew Button"U+;3handler select; begin setstart 9; end; ;79  setstart;:*H  <New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 13; end; <713  setstart;:*H & 4TNew Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 17; end; <717  setstart;:*H % ,New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 21; end; <721  setstart;:*H ! $New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 24; end; <724  setstart;:*H!=New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 28; end; <728  setstart;:*H (/New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 32; end; <732  setstart;:*H 2; New Button"H0 @*4Coverttonphandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 35; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*735  setstart;:*Wf Pages: Info Dialog Box [PageInfo] Pagename:ۣڡۣ RECORD1ۣمۣ Page1of1ۣ PageID:2ۣ Contains0butonsۣContains0fieldsۣ []Nodeleteۣêۣ<Script.><Ok> <Cancel>ۣۥ 0pppppppppppppEpu  @Vi P9&H]HyperPAD comes with various painting tools you can use to modify your pad's appearence by adding characters and attributes to pages and backgrounds. In order to use the painting tools, the user level must be set to Painting or higher. To: Select: Shortcut Key: Add text Text CTRL+T Add attributes (color) Paint CTRL+P Erase text and attributes Erase CTRL+E Draw single or double lines Line CTRL+L Mark an area of the screen, then move, copy, cut and paste, or perform a block command on it Mark Block CTRL+M Paint with the current ASCII character Char Paint CTRL+H Manipulate buttons and fields Selector CTRL+S Use the pads Browse CTRL+B H0@&Coverttonp`4( Painting Tols 00JHXThe following table describes the various methods used to move around the page or background while working with the painting tools. Key: Move the cursor: \l Painting Tols: Using the keyboard Ĝ Up one line Down one lineLeft one characterRight one characterHOMETo the left edge of the screnENDTo the right edge of the screnCTRL+ Up two linesCTRL+Down two linesCTRL+Left four charactersCTRL+Right four characters00RH>==All of the painting tools are used the same way. When you're painting, you are free to move the cursor anywhere on the screen using the keys described in the table on the previous page. To apply a tool, you move the cursor the same way but with the SHIFT key held down. With the keyboard: 1. Select the tool you want to use. 2. Position the cursor, then while holding down the SHIFT key, move the cursor using the arrow keys. With the mouse: 1. Selet the tool you want to use. 2. Position the cursor, hold down the left mouse button and drag the mouse.H0@*4Coverttonpc=" Painting Tols: Aplying 0\HN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 137; end; B7137*H0#-0ŚPrint Setup1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 144; end; B7144*H0#,Page Setupieldsing into Fields1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 145; end; B7145*H0# 0 &Printing Pagess1 pN2B:handler select; begin go to page id 147; end; B7147*H0# 1 Printing Labels1 pcskhandler select; begin go to page id 148; end; handler select; begin go to page id 108; end; s7148*H0#BZPrinting Column and Row Reports1 pH0@4CoverttonpH04New ButtonpW+( Printing 01Bv%o$H4[HyperPAD communicates with your printer through a printer driver. The Printer Setup command allows you to select a printer driver that matches your printer. You must select a printer driver and communications port prior to selecting the Print command. 1. Select the Print Setup command from the File menu (ALT+F,U). The Printer Setup dialog box will appear. 2. Select your printer from the Available printers list box. If your printer doesn't appear choose either the Generic Line printer, or the Epsom FX/MX/LQ printer driver if your printer can emulate an Epsom printer. 3. TAB to the Print to group of option buttons and select the proper printer port. (If you select File, you must supply a file name.) 4. TAB to <> and press ENTER. H0@4CoverttonpV0" Printer Setup 0EkHt-Once you've completed the Printer Setup, you need to select from the page options. 1. Select the Page Setup command from the File menu (ALT+F, T). The Page Setup dialog box will appear. 2. Select Portrait or Landscape orientation. (Choose Portrait, unless you want to print sideways.) 3. Select the Compress option only if you want to print using your printer's compressed character set. 4. Use the Form column to select the page size that matches your printers. If you want an original size, type in the page's dimensions. 5. Indicate whether the paper will be continuously or manually fed. 6. When all the setting are correct, select <>.H0@4CoverttonpS-" Page Setup 04(HxYou should choose the Print Page option when you want to reproduce information as it appears on the screen. 1. Select Print from the File menu (ALT+F, P). 2. Select the Pages optin from the Print dialog box. The Print Pages dialog box will appear. 3. If you want to include a header and/or footer, type in the text for them in the corresponding text box. 4. Under the Pages option, select All to print all the pages in the pad, or select From and enter the range of pages you want printed. 5. TAB to the As is option. Turn this option on if you want the page to print exactly as it appears, including for example, open meus and the message box. H0@&CoverttonpW1" Printing Pages 0kH 6. TAB to the options that control the margins and enter your settings, in inches. 7. TAB to the Pages per printed page option and indicate how many pages from the pad should be printed on a single form. If you're printing from a 25-line pad, two pages can fit on a single printed page. 8. Select <> to begin printing, select to exit the dialog box without printing or saving your changes.H0@*4CoverttonpW1" Printing Pages 0?)HLabel printing is designed to be used from within database pads, such as the Phone, Daily Planner, and Index Card pads. If your pad does not contain background fields, you cannot print labels from it. 1. Select Print from the File menu (ALT+F, P). 2. Select the Labels option from the Print dialog box. The Print Labels dialog box appears. 3. Choose the fields to be included on the label. To exclude a field, highlight it (use the and keys) and press N. 4. Complete the selections for number of labels, margins, and space between labels. 5. Select <> to begin printing, select to exit the dialog box without saving the changes or printing.H0@4Coverttonpd8( Printing Labels 0HYou can print reports, oriented by row or by column, from pads from pads that contain background fields. To print a column report: 1. Select Print from the File menu (ALT+F, P). 2. Select Columns from the Print dialog box. The Print Column Report dialog box will appear. 3. Adjust the Widths of the columns if necessary. 4. From the Print column, deactivate any fields you don't want to include (Y to activate N to deactivate). 5. Select Single or Double spacing. H0@&CoverttonphB"! Printing Column and Row Reports 0 K O H 6. Select Field if you want the fields' names to appear on top of the columns. Activate the Page option if you want the page name to appear in a column at the left of the report. 7. Enter any information you want to appear in the header and footer areas of the report. 8. Select top, bottom, left, and right margins. 9. Select <> to start printing, select to exit the dialog box without printing or saving your changes. hB"! Printing Column and Row Reports 0 H$J To print a row report: 1. Select Print from the File menu (ALT+F, P). 2. Select Rows from the Print dialog box. The Print Row Report dialog box appears. 3. From the Print column, deactivate any fields you don't want to include (Y to activate N to deactivate). 4. Select Single or Double spacing. 5. Select Field if you want the fields' names to appear on top of the columns. Activate the Page option if you want the page name to appear in a column at the left of the report. hB"! Printing Column and Row Reports 0+ Ht 6. Enter any information you want to appear in the header and footer areas of the report. 7. Select top, bottom, left, and right margins. 8. Select <> to start printing, select to exit the dialog box without printing or saving your changes. H0@*4CoverttonphB"! Printing Column and Row Reports 0$QHwvvIn the illustration below, the most common screen elements are identified. The following page describes their purpose.H0@&Coverttonp!c The Scren Menu bar File Edit Database Go Workspace Status bar Home F1=Help ڤWhat would you like to do?܆܃܆܃܆܃܅܃ڂ Pres TAB to highlight a but on, then pres ENTER. Mesage lineButons 0pp0p0p0 3HpMenu bar - Displays the active menus from which command selections are made. Title bar - Displays the name of the current pad on the left hand side and, a Help button which you can select to access the Help system. Buttons - Selecting buttons allows you to "do something" such as, go to another pad or program. Fields - Are rectangular text editing areas. Command line - A row of numbered commands appearing at the bottom of the screen which are specific to the current pad. Message line - The message line displays a brief reminder of how to perform basic functions (when the status bar is off). Status bar - Displays the name of the current pad, the current page number, the active tool, and the cursor position. H0@*4Coverttonpj24 Scre n Elements05jHThe Selector tool allows you to work with buttons and fields. Using the Selector tool, you can resize, move, cut, copy, paste, delete, and edit objects. To use the Selector tool, the user level must be set to either authoring or scripting. At the authoring level, you can create, move, resize, and edit the properties of objects. The scripting level gives you all the capabilities of the authoring level, plus the ability to edit an object's script. To select a button or field: With the keyboard: 1. Choose the Selector command from the Tools menu (ALT+T, S). If there are no objects to edit, the cursor won't move until you create and object or move to a page with objects. 2. Press TAB or SHIFT+TAB to move the anchors to another object.H0@&CoverttonpW1" Selector Tol 0;PH With the mouse: 1. Choose the Selector tool from the Tools menu. 2. Point to the object and click the left mouse button. Selected objects looks like this:H0@*4CoverttonpV Selector Tol This is a field Buton 0@@@@@aHMLLThe user level refers to the range of capabilities presently available to you while working with HyperPAD. You can choose only one option from this group. As you select higher user levels, the functionality of all levels below that one remain active. To set the user level: 1. Select Protect... from the File menu (ALT+F, T). U+;3handler select; begin setstart 1; end; ;71  setstart;:*H $ !New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 10; end; <710  setstart;:*H$t-"New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 20; end; <720  setstart;:*H$x"New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 30; end; <730  setstart;:*H$0s#New Button"W,<4handler select; begin setstart 40; end; <740  setstart;:*H$8$New Button"yHed05With the user level set to browsing, you can manage files, run DOS commands, and launch programs. You can also open pads, operate their working parts, read the information presented, and print it out. When the user level is raised to typing, you retain all the capabilities you had at the browsing level and also gain the ability to add and manipulate the text contained in fields. The painting user level allows you add characters and attributes to the pages and backgrounds in your pads. At the authoring level, you can create, resize, move, and edit the properties of objects. The scripting level adds the abiltiy to access, modify, and write the scripts that control each object's actions. To access a description of the user levels, TAB to the user level you want more information about and press ENTER, or point and click with the mouse.P@+ N;<!ppH0@4CoverttonpgwoHandler Select; Begin go to pad "lessons"; send "learning" "Extended Options" to this page; End; w7lessons Extended Optionslearning` *H(Learnrevented, Press ENTER1pOhandler setstart (lineNumber); begin set the startline of pg fld 1 to lineNumber; show pg fld 1; end; handler openpage; begin setstart 49; end; $ setstart87X1%  X PX1%  *R P*749  setstart;:*\ User Levels adProtection]ces: Userlevel:ۯadonly ()Browsingۯn'tdeletepad ()Typing۰pas wordonly ()Paintingۿ ()Authoringۿ ()ScriptingۯۯPasword><Ok> <Cancel>ۯ۱ߥ 0pppppppppp9)* ) !")##o$$4(({)