HPAD<>0 J|</New...xOpen...2h(dbSave a Copy...b Compressh($\bProtect...h(hbDelete...h(0b Import...h(4lbExport...h( Tb Printer Setup...tb {Page Setup...b Print...h(b Run Program...b LExitzh(b{Undoqa&T_+ CutoSBF&r_!Copyqa&_#PasteoSBF&r_0&Deleteqa&_6'New Pagea&_n(Cut Pagea&_)Copy Pagea&_j+Delete Page&x_[-Background&_.FInd...a&_Browsesa&\`_*;?New Button&dh_+i@New Fielda&lp_,tANew Bkgnda&tx_-BButton Info..._.EField Info...( _/EPage Info...&H<_0RGBkgnd Info...,_1YHPad Info...&_m2IClonesa&t|_3KBring Closer&_4LSend Farther&_5.NPaint Attr...l_6OAscii Char...L`_7OLine Typea&XH_8dPOptions...&8\_9QMessage Box&TP_:RTool Boxa&_;SStatus Bar&T_<qUMenu Bara&_=V2?UGhandler openpad; begin set the visible of the menu bar to true; answer "This is a simulation of HyperPAD's extended menu. You pick a menu option and a description of its function will appear. To leave this simulator simply press ESCAPE." with "Continue"; pass; end; handler closepad; begin hide the menu bar; end;U"7  * PContinueThis is a simulation of HyperPAD's extended menu. You pick a menu option and a description of its function will appear. To leave this simulator simply press ESCAPE. XU/*7  *S P*P@ Iloba&xel;  p_pDk'7/handler select; begin cancel; end; 77X  :*HCNN ESC=Return1GGp^tfhandler domenu(d); begin go to page d; end; handler cancel; begin go to pad "home"; end;t87*7home *lR HyperPAD Menu Simulator ۑ҇0χɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇɇ@ k Hx New... The NEW command saves the current pad and creates a new pad. When you select New, you must type a name for the new pad in the New pad dialog box. If the Keep current background option is checked, the new pad will use the current background. Depending on the graphics card in your system, you can select from different screen modes. If your system is CGA-compatible you must select 25 line mode. EGA systems support 25 and 43 line mode, and VGA systems support 25, 43, and 50 line mode. F "0TJHlK Open... The Open command saves the current pad and accesses another pad. Either type in the name of the pad you want to open or select the pad from the Files list box in the Open Pad dialog box. cHON Save a Copy... Use the Save a Copy command to save the current pad under a new name or create a backup copy of your pad. Since HyperPAD saves all changes to the current pad, a backup copy provides the only means of restoring a pad to its previous state. So you should always make backups prior to editing a pad. When you select the Save a Copy command, the Save a Copy dialog box appears. The default pad name is the current pad name with a .BAK extension. To choose the default, press ENTER. Otherwise, type in the new name (and the drive and directory if necessary) and press ENTER. ;HdD Compress The Compress command decreases the amount of disk space occupied by the pad by freeing space created when you delete pages, backgrounds, buttons, and fields. Use the Compress command periodically to free disk space and thereby increase disk access speed. While compressing, HyperPAD displays a status box showing which pages and backgrounds are being compressed. Compress requires twice the disk space that the uncompressed pad occupies.#zeH Tfee Protect... Use the Protect command to set passwords and to set the various forms of pad protection.f HnRQQ Delete... Use the Delete command to remove a pad from the disk. To delete a pad, open the pad you want to delete, then select the Delete command. Once a pad is deleted, you can only restore it with a DOS file recovery program. While the "No Delete" option in the Set Pad Protection dialog box is activated, the pad cannot be deleted. oH  Import... Use the Import command to bring dBASE III (.DBF), HyperPAD Capture (.GX2), ASCII text (.TXT), Delimited ASCII, and BASIC BSAVE (.BSV) files into HyperPAD.$H Export... Use the Export command to save data from the current pad to the following file formats: Show Partner F/X (.GX2), BASIC BSAVE (.BSV), dBASE III (.DBF), Delimited ASCII, and Text (.TXT). Hthxww Printer Setup... Use the Printer Setup command to select your printer and the port to which your output is directed. H* Page Setup... Use the Page Setup command to specify the print orientation, the paper size, and whether manual or continuous feed is used. Once these parameters are set, they are retained until the next time you alter them.ZtHiFEE Print... Use the Print command to print pages, reports, and labels.7H#" Run Program... Use the Run Program command to run a DOS program or a batch file. When you run a program from HyperPAD, HyperPAD shrinks to 3K bytes, essentially freeing up all of the computer's memory. When you exit the program, HyperPAD returns to the page in the pad where you left off.H Exit... Use the Exit command to quit HyperPAD. Exit is available from every pad. When you select this menu command, HyperPAD saves the current pad and exits immediately. If you use the keyboard shortcut (CTRL+Q), HyperPAD prompts for confirmation to quit.ceHa\ Undo Use the Undo command to cancel the most recent painting change to a pad. Note: Only painting modifications can be undone.eHa e Cut The Cut command removes the selected text, object, or marked block from the page or background and places it in the clipboard. You can retrieve the cut item using the Paste command.B eHa,g Copy This command copies text, objects, or a marked block to the clipboard, depending on the current tool. The Copy command changes as you select different types of information. For example, when you highlight text in fields, the command appears as Copy Text, and when you mark a block using the Mark Block tool, the command appears as Copy Block. Copy saves the selected information to an area in memory called the clipboard. You can retrieve the clipboard's contents with the Paste command. Because the clipboard can only store one piece of information at a time, its contents are overwritten each time you use the Copy or Cut commands. +!ReHa8>=< Paste Use the Paste command to retrieve the contents of the clipboard (which were placed there by the Cut or Copy command). The Paste command is only available after something has been copied or cut. The name of the Paste command changes depending on the item in the clipboard (i.e., Paste Button, Paste Text, Paste Page). Pasting is dependent on the tool in use. For example, to paste a button or field, you must be using the Selector tool; to paste text, you must be editing a field using the Browse tool; and to paste a paint block, you must be using the Paint tool. #eHaD Delete Use the Delete command to remove an object, text, or a marked block from the current page. When you use Delete, HyperPAD removes the selected item from the pad. Delete does not store a copy in the clipboard.G&eHaP   New Page Use the New Page command to create a new, blank page immediately after the current page. Once a page is created, it becomes the current page. For database pads (like the Phone pad), creating a new page is similar to adding a new record to the database. M'MeHa\980 Cut Page Use the Cut Page command to remove a page and its background from the pad and copy it to the clipboard. When you use this command, all information contained on the page and its background are removed, including buttons and fields. You can retrieve the page and background using the Paste Page command.(}eHahih+ Copy Page Use the Copy Page command to copy a page and its background to the clipboard. When you copy a page, all information contained on the page is copied, including buttons and fields. Use the Paste Page command to paste the page and the background. When you paste a page, you will also paste the background if the background doesn't exist in the pad.)eHa0 Delete Page Use the Delete Page command to remove the current page from the pad. When you delete a page, the next page in the pad becomes the current page. HyperPAD prevents you from deleting the only page remaining in a pad. To prevent a page or background from being deleted, activate the No delete option in either the Page or Background Info dialog box. Note: Use the Delete command on the File menu to remove the entire pad from your disk.+LeHa87^ Background Use the Background command to switch between editing the background and the page. When editing the background, the following keys are available: Keystroke: Result: CTRL+SHIFT+PGUP Edit the previous background in the pad CTRL+SHIFT+PGDN Edit the next background in the padr-ceHaONM Find Use the Find command to search the fields of the current pad for text. .eHa Sort Use the Sort command to rearrange the page order in the current pad based on an alphabetic, numeric, or date comparison of the information contained in background fields. Specify a sort by one, two, or three fields in ascending or descending order. S/eHa Query Use the Query command to view a group of pages that match the criteria you establish. The Query Criteria dialog box allows you to specify the conditions the background fields are checked against. 0eHa Help Use the Help command to access HyperPAD's on-line Help system. To access Pad Help, press F1 once. If you want to open General Help, press F1 twice. Note: In a pad you designed, pressing F1 will take you directly to General Help.{1FeHaX211 Home Use the Home command to open the Home pad.2eHaxw Back Use the Back command to retrace the path of your current HyperPAD session. HyperPAD keeps a record of the previous 100 pages opened and the order in which you opened them. When you select this command, HyperPAD returns you to the previously opened page. Even if you go to a different pad, you can still use this command to backtrack through the pages you viewed. 2`eHaLKK Next Use the Next command to go to the following page in the current pad.4heHaTSR Previous Use the Previous command to go to the preceding page in the current pad.5^eHapJII First Use the First command to go to the first page in the current pad.5[eHaGFF Last Use the Last command to go to the last page in the current pad. 6eHa  Text Use the Text tool to add text to the paint layer of a page or background. Any text you add to a background appears on every page sharing that background. You cannot use the Text tool to enter text into a field or to change scripts. 6eHa Paint Use the Paint tool to add color to your pads. The Paint tool operates on the page or background and has no effect on buttons or fields. Use the Paint Attr command on the Workspace menu to select different attributes. F "p87eHa( Erase Use Erase to delete text, ASCII characters, or paint from the current page or background. To erase, move the cursor to your starting point, hold down SHIFT, and then use the arrow keys to erase.8eHa4Q Line Use the Line tool to draw single or double lines on a page or background. To specify the type of line, use the Line type command on the Workspace menu.9eHao Mark Block Use the Mark Block tool to select an area of a page or background (excluding buttons and fields) and then edit it with the Block commands. :eHa Char Paint Use the Char Paint tool to paint the current ASCII character (selected from the Set Paint Character dialog box), which is specified to the right of the ASCII Char command on the Workspace Menu.;\eHaXHG Selector The Selector tool allows you to select buttons and fields for modification. Use the Cut, Copy, Delete, and Paste commands from the Edit menu, and Button Info and Field Info from the Objects menu, to modify a selected button or field. With the Selector tool you can also change a button or field's size and position. iA$Pres ESC to leave the pad !=}<eHad Browse Use the Browse tool to select buttons, view information in fields, or enter text into fields. HyperPAD automatically chooses the Browse tool when the user level is set to browsing or typing.]>eHap New Button Use the New Button command to create a button associated with a page or background. A button on a page is exclusive to that page; it is not shared among pages. A button added to a background appears on all the pages that share that background.R?eHa|[ New Field Use the New Field command to create a field on the current page or background. A field on the page is unique to that page, while fields created on the background appear on all pages that share that background.@?eHa+* New Bkgnd Use the New Background command to create a new blank page and background. HyperPAD inserts the blank page immediately after the current page. The new background remains active until you select the Background command from the Edit menu and return to viewing both the page and background.A1eHa Button Info... Use the Button Info command to: 1. View the button ID and button object number relative to the other buttons on the page. 2. Modify button properties and attributes. 3. Link the current page to a page in the current pad or in a different pad. 4. Write or edit a button's script. The Button Info command is only active when a button is selected with the Selector tool. To use this command, select either the Button Info command from the Objects menu or double-click on the selected button. BeHas Field Info... Use the Field Info command to verify and change a field's attributes and access the field's script. The Field Info command is only active when a field is selected.-EBeHa .- Page Info... Use Page Info to create, change, or verify a page name, protect the current page from being deleted, and access the page's script. You can also check the page ID, the hierarchical position of the page relative to other pages in the pad, and the number of fields and buttons on the page.FeHa<j Bkgnd Info... Use the Bkgnd Info command to name a background or edit its script. You can also find out how many pages in the pad use the background, and determine how many buttons and fields are associated with it.iGkeHa\WV Pad Info... The Pad Info command allows you to access information about the current pad. When this command is selected, the Pad Info dialog box appears. Here you can change or retrieve the pad's name and its script. The dialog box also tells you how many backgrounds and pages this pad contains as well as the amount of disk space it uses. pHeHad Clone Select a button or field with the Selector tool, then use the Clone command to create a duplicate of the object on the original page or background. The cloned object contains the same attributes, properties, and script as the original object.IbeHatNM Bring Closer Use the Bring Closer command and the Selector tool to change the order of objects layered on the page or background. Each time you create an object, the object is placed on its own transparent layer. If you want an object to move closer to the top, select it with the Selector tool and choose the Bring Closer command.KeHa Send Farther Use the Send Farther command with the Selector tool to change the position of an object's layer on a page or background. Each time you create a new object, it hides any other objects occupying the same location. If you select an object and use the Send Farther command, the selected object moves farther back in the object hierarchy and reveals the objects beneath it.LseHal_^L Paint Attr... Use the Paint Attr command to select colors to use with the painting tools. Z,* NENeHa8 ASCII Char... Use the ASCII char command to select extended ASCII characters for use with the Char Paint tool, Workspace options, and Fill Block command.-OleHaXWK Line Type Use the Line Type command to switch between single- and double-width lines.O}eHaihh Options... Use the Options command to: 1. Attach the current paint attribute to the painting tools. 2. Set automatic indenting. 3. Automatically switch between the Selector tool and the previous painting tool. 4. Toggle between insert mode and overtype mode. 5. Determine whether characters are pushed off the page as more characters are added.{PeHaT} Message Box The Message Box allows you to communicate directly with HyperPAD, by executing a command immediately or retrieving information about the current pad.ReHaf Tool Box The Tool Box is a popup window, for mouse users, that contains HyperPAD's authoring tools. The tool box remains on-screen and can be moved as you work without affecting any of the elements contained on the page or background.RseHa_^ Status Bar Use the Status Bar command to toggle the status bar on and off. The status bar, located at the bottom of the screen, displays the current pad name, page number, layer (page or background), tool, cursor position, and the status of the Number Lock and Caps Lock keys. Note: The menu bar must be active for the status bar to be displayed.S~eHajii Menu Bar The menu bar, at the top of the page, displays the menus available at the current user level. U