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The 20/20 Word Processor ------------------------ Large-Text Word Processing For Laptop Computer Users ----------------------------------------------------- and Vision Impaired Users ------------------------- Version 1.0 -- February 28, 1991 ---------------------------------- Program design, code, and documentation by Sean M Puckett. The 20/20 Word Processor Copyright 1991 Codesmiths, Inc. All Rights Reserved. The 20/20 Word Processor is a trademark of Codesmiths, Inc. Codesmiths, Inc. P.O. Box 5822 Hollywood, Florida USA 33083 Voice (305) 961-4480 Data (305) 985-0883 1 Licenses, Usage and Warrantys 1 Licenses, Usage and Warrantys 1.1 Shareware 1.1 Shareware The 20/20 Word Processor (hereinafter referred to as 20/20) is NOT "public domain" or free software, but is distributed as "shareware". Shareware is an innovative concept in software sales. By supporting shareware, you "cut out" the middleman. Shareware releases have no distributors to pay, no advertising budgets to cope with, no marketing directors or sales commissions either. When you buy a shareware product, 100% of the product price goes right to the developer. Shareware differs from buying a product in a store. Retail purchases of software are "blind." You don't know if you'll use or if you like the program until after you have tried it out -- then you can't return it! When you try a shareware program, you don't have to pay for it if you don't want to use it. You're never "stuck" with a shareware program, you can't get ripped off. There are no "Lemons" in the shareware world. As you can see, shareware has many advantages for users and developers. The user can "try it out" with no monetary risk, and the developer receives more money for his work. There is, however, an element of risk for the developer. Some people will use Shareware and never pay for it. Just like stealing from the store, it is a violation of copyright to continue to use Shareware without registering it. It is THEFT. We're taking a little risk in releasing 20/20 as shareware. Please -- if you use 20/20 regularly, register the program. 1.2 Usage Agreement 1.2 Usage Agreement Non-registered users of this software are granted a limited license to make an evaluation copy for trial use on a private, noncommercial basis, for the express purpose of determining whether 20/20 is suitable for their needs. At the end of this trial period, you should either register your copy or discontinue using 20/20. What does all this really mean? If you use this program, you should pay for your copy. 20/20 is NOT free, we are not giving away free copies. We are giving you the opportunity to try it before you buy it. It is really just that simple. Try it. Either pay for it, or quit using it. Paying for the product - 2 - allows us to provide you with support and updates, and stay in business. Registration of 20/20 entitles you to use the program on any and all computers available to you, with the following restrictions: If other people have access to this program or may use it, then additional copies or a site license must be purchased. Everyone is granted a limited license to copy 20/20 only for the trial use of others and subject to the above limitations. This license does NOT include distribution or copying of this software package: 1. In connection with any other product or service. 2. For general use within a company or institution. 3. For any consideration or 'disk fee'. 4. For distribution in modified form; i.e., the file containing this license information MUST be included, along with the full set of 20/20 distribution files. Operators of electronic bulletin board systems (Sysops) are encouraged to post 20/20 for downloading by their users, as long as the above conditions are met. Disk Vendors Take Note: Disk vendors MUST obtain written permission from Codesmiths before distributing 20/20. Certain restrictions apply. Generally, ASP approved vendors are granted permission; others are handled on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us for details. 1.3 Trademarks 1.3 Trademarks The 20/20 Word Processor is a trademark of Codesmiths, Inc. All other trademarks are properties of their holders. 1.4 License Agreement 1.4 License Agreement This software (comprising source and object libraries) is protected by both United States copyright law and international treaty provisions. Therefore, you must abide by the restrictions and provisions in the "USAGE AGREEMENT" of this document. - 3 - 1.5 Warranty 1.5 Warranty Codesmiths, Inc. specifically DISCLAIMS all warranties, express or implied, including but not limited to implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose with respect to defects in the diskette and documentation, and the program license granted herein in particular, and without limiting operation of the program license with respect to any particular application, use, or purpose. IN NO EVENT WILL CODESMITHS, INC. BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT, OR ANY OTHER COMMERCIAL DAMAGE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHER DAMAGES. 1.6 Governing Law 1.6 Governing Law This statement shall be construed, interpreted, and governed by the laws of the state of Florida. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S. Government of the computer software and documentation of this product shall be subject to the restricted rights under DFARS 52.227-7013 applicable to computer software. 2 Registration Information 2 Registration Information 2.1 How to Register 2.1 How to Register If you are a personal user (i.e. will be using 20/20 at home, and not in relation to any business endeavor), registration is $15. Corporate, Business, and Government registration of 20/20 is $25 per copy. Registration entitles you to use 20/20 on any computer you have access to, so long as no other person will be using the program at the same time. If you can not guarantee that only one person will use 20/20 at a time (i.e. you load it onto a network, etc.), then you must purchase multiple copies of 20/20. Site Licensing for large numbers of 20/20 copies can be arranged. Please call us at (305) 961-4480 for more information. When we receive your registration, we will send you a printed copy of this manual, a disk with the latest version of 20/20 and instructions on getting telephone support for 20/20. Here's how you can save $5 on registration: 20/20 is not distributed with any disabled functions. So, you won't NEED a new disk when you register. In like, the 20.doc file is the complete program documentation -- the printed manual contains the same information. To save $5, just order the $10 or $20 version - 4 - of 20/20 registration, instead. We won't send you a disk or manual, but we will send you a receipt. ITEM PRICE ---------------------------------------- ----------- 20/20 personal use, no disk/manual, each $10 20/20 personal use, disk/manual, each $15 20/20 for Corporate, Business or Governmental use, no disk/manual, each $20 20/20 for Corporate, Business or Governmental use, disk/manual, each $25 Be sure to specify disk type (3 1/2 or 5 1/4) with your order. MAIL ORDERS Included in the 20/20 distribution is a file MAIL ORDERS called "ORDER.20" You can print this file by entering COPY ORDER.20 PRN at your DOS prompt. COPY ORDER.20 PRN Just fill in the blanks on the printout, and send in your registration. If using AMEX, be sure to sign on the line. PHONE ORDERS American Express card orders may call us at (305) PHONE ORDERS 961-4480 to register. Please, call us only from 11am to 7pm Eastern Standard Time. FLORIDA Residents please add 6% sales tax to your total. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Orders originating outside the United States: If INTERNATIONAL using American Express, no special procedure is needed, as AMEX does automatic currency conversions. If using check or money order, please send funds in U.S. dollars drawn from a U.S. bank only. 3 Program Overview 3 Program Overview 3.1 What It Does 3.1 What It Does 20/20 is a word processing program aimed at two sets of users. Laptop computer users benefit from 20/20's enlarged and easy-to-read typefaces. Vision impaired users will find 20/20's high-magnification editing modes a blessing for their word- processing needs. - 5 - 20/20 has a complete set of word-processing features, and can operate well by itself. However 20/20 will best be used in connection with an advanced word processor such as Microsoft Word, Borland's Sprint or Micropro's Wordstar. 20/20 will edit files up to 64,000 characters in size. This is approximately 15,000 words, or over 100 double-spaced sheets of paper. If longer files are desired, they must be constructed in "chapters" and printed in sequence, or assembled for printing with a word processing program with advanced formatting features. 20/20's print operations include: margin setting, double or single space, and page-numbers. Special "command strings" can be used for custom printer features, such as different sizes of text. 20/20's editing functions include: searching the document for a series of letters, search and replace, selection of areas to copy, move or delete, and disk load/save of portions of text. 20/20 is designed to be as easy to SEE as possible. All program text and messages are printed in large, high contrast, easy to read letters. 20/20's cursor is easy to see. If you should "lose" the cursor, a single keypress will highlight it. 20/20's disk requirements are a tidy 80K. For laptop computer users without a hard drive, this small program size makes 20/20 especially valuable. Big WP programs can take upwards of 600K of your valuable floppy or solid-state disk space. 20/20 will work on any laptop/desktop computer with Hercules, CGA, EGA or VGA graphics modes running DOS 2.1 or later. Memory required for program execution is 320K. 4 Installation 4 Installation 20/20 is completely self-contained. There are no auxiliary files. Installing 20/20 is as simple as copying the 20.EXE file20.EXE to a convenient place on your work disks. Floppy users can copy the 20.EXE file to their boot disk, or maybe put a copy on each data disk. Hard drive users should place the 20.EXE file in a "path" directory, such as the DOS directory, so it will easily be accessed from anywhere on the hard drive. - 6 - 5 Visual Setup 5 Visual Setup If you are not already running 20/20, type 20 from the command line prompt and press enter. You'll then be presented with the program Main Menu. Cursor down to "Visual Setup" and press ENTER. A "dialogue box" will be displayed on screen, showing you the current settings for on-screen displays. There are five sections, four of which are settings you can change. 5.1 Character Size 5.1 Character Size 20/20 has seven different sizes of characters. The smallest size is just a little larger than the standard 80 column screen display. The largest is about eight times bigger than that. 20/20's text fonts are styled as a serif roman. This type of characters is proven easier to read than a non-serif style, even at slightly smaller point sizes. 20/20's fonts are also proportionally spaced. This means that, on screen, an M will take up more space than an I. This also makes for easier reading. 20/20 comes configured for "MEDIUM" size text. this corresponds to about 40 characters by 16 rows of text. 20/20's other text sizes translate to: Small 47 x 21 Medium 39 x 16 Large 24 x 10 Jumbo 20 x 8 X-Large 19 x 6 Giant 12 x 4 Huge 10 x 3 These numbers are accurate for VGA compatible displays. EGA, CGA and Hercules displays vary slightly. To choose a character size, use the cursor keys to move the flashing box till it surrounds the size of your choice and press ENTER. 5.2 Display 5.2 Display There are two choices for display, BETTER and FASTER. These settings have no effect unless your computer is EGA or VGA compatible. - 7 - The BETTER setting produces high quality displays, but at a slight cost in update speed. FASTER decreases the quality of the display slightly, but results in a speedier screen update. In addition, some laptop computer LCD displays vary in display steadiness with different display modes. The FASTER mode uses a different display mode than BETTER. If one or the other video display seems shaky or faint, try switching video quality modes. To choose a video quality, use the cursor keys to position the flashing box over the mode you desire and press ENTER. 5.3 Text Color 5.3 Text Color Text in the editor can be displayed in either black characters on a white background (like a newspaper) or white characters on a black background (like normal computer text). Choose your preference by using the cursor keys to move the flashing box over the color of your choice and press ENTER. 5.4 Character Width 5.4 Character Width Some laptop computers have vertically "squashed" displays. By selecting NARROW characters, you can combat this problem. 5.5 Saving Your Changes 5.5 Saving Your Changes To save your changes, move the flashing box to the SAVE symbol, and press ENTER. Your choices will be stored on disk for you, so you will not have to re-enter them later. If you want to cancel the changes you made, move to CANCEL and press ENTER. 6 Printer Setup 6 Printer Setup If you are not already running 20/20, type 20 from the command line prompt and press enter. You'll then be presented with the main menu. To setup 20/20 for your video preferences, cursor down to "Printer Setup" and press ENTER. A "dialogue box" will be displayed on screen. There are five sections, four of which are settings you can change. - 8 - 6.1 Printer Commands 6.1 Printer Commands These two editable lines control the printer commands sent to your printer BEFORE and AFTER you print. The BEFORE line is sent to the printer before any text is printed. The AFTER line is printed after all the text and the final form-feed have been printed. These two lines enable you to set up special printer fonts or modes. It is not the place of this manual to tell you exactly what to enter here, because printer commands vary. Most printers use "control" or "escape" characters in their command sequences. Special key sequences entered on these two lines will let you send these special characters to the printer. To enter or edit the printer commands, use the cursor up or down keys to position the flashing box. Use the left or right cursor keys to move the insert bar. Enter text normally on the keyboard. Normal Just type normally. Your characters will be sent Normal as-is to the printer. Control Control characters (from 1 to 26) are entered by Control pressing the ^ key (located on most keyboards over the numeral 6 key), then the letter to control. Control-A would be entered as ^A. Other Enter other characters like this: A forward Other slash, then the DECIMAL number of the character. For example, the ESC character would be entered as /27 If the number must be immediately followed by other number characters that are not part of the value to send, append 0's to the beginning of the / sequence, like this: /027 Add enough zeros to make 3 digits total. 6.2 Margins and Sizes 6.2 Margins and Sizes Chars Per Inch Normally this should be 10. If you change the Chars Per Inch character size of your printer, change this setting to reflect the CPI of the new size. Lines Per Inch Number of printed lines per inch of paper. Lines Per Inch Normally 6. Some printers have on-panel buttons to set line spacing and CPI. Make sure your printer's settings match the program's settings or your printout will be distorted. Page Width Width of the paper in inches. Normally 8. With Page Width wide paper, you would enter 13. - 9 - Page Height Height of the paper page in inches. Normally 11. Page Height With legal paper, enter 14. If you are using a laser printer, enter 10.5 or 13.5 (one half inch less than the actual page size). Left Margin In inches, normally 1. The amount of blank space Left Margin to leave on the left size of the page. Right Margin In inches, normally 0.5. The amount of blank Right Margin space to leave on the right side of the page. Top Margin In inches, normally 1. The amount of blank space Top Margin to leave on the top of the page, above any printed text. Bottom Margin In inches, normally 1.5. The amount of blank Bottom Margin space to leave on the bottom of the page, below any printed text. If you choose to have page numbers printed, they will be printed two lines below the bottom margin. If you want page numbers, make sure your bottom margin is at least three lines above the bottom of your paper. Para Indent Paragraph Indent is the distance to indent the Para Indent first line of a paragraph, in inches. Normally 0.5. 20/20 uses this autoindent feature instead of making you enter spaces before paragraphs. Paragraph Skip Distance to skip down the page after a paragraph, Paragraph Skip in inches. Normally 0. This is the distance moved down the page whenever a paragraph ends. Keep in mind if you separate paragraphs by a blank line in the editor, it will space for TWO paragraphs on the printed page. 6.3 Print Style 6.3 Print Style Page numbers, if selected, appear centered in the bottom margin of the second and all subsequent pages. Double Spacing, if selected, causes a blank line to be inserted between every printed line. 6.4 Output 6.4 Output Printer 1,2 or 3 selection determines which printer port printed data is transmitted through. - 10 - 6.5 Saving Your Changes 6.5 Saving Your Changes To save your changes, move the flashing box to the SAVE symbol, and press ENTER. Your choices will be stored on disk for you, so you will not have to re-enter them later. If you want to cancel the changes you made, move to CANCEL and press ENTER. 7 Quick Start Guide 7 Quick Start Guide This quick-start guide will lead you through creating a simple document with 20/20. Start up 20/20 before proceeding, and follow along with the tutorial. 7.1 Main Menu 7.1 Main Menu When you start 20/20, you are presented with 20/20's main menu. If you haven't gone through the visual and printer setup procedures, you should do this now. Check the chapters "Visual Setup" and "Printer Setup" for information on these topics. We're going to create a simple business letter with 20/20. Select EDIT A FILE from the main menu by using the cursor keys to move the highlighted bar, and pressing ENTER to select it. 7.2 File Selector 7.2 File Selector You now see 20/20's "File Selector." The file selector is a simple way of showing you the files available for editing. Complete directions on using the file selector are written in the Reference Guide chapter. We are going to create a file from scratch. To do this, press the TAB key to edit the FILENAME. Backspace over any filename that may be there, then type LETTER1 and press ENTER. An alert box will pop up and verify you want to create a new file. Press ENTER. 7.3 Entering Text 7.3 Entering Text Now you are in 20/20's actual editor. Type in the following text, using the backspace key as necessary to correct typos: - 11 - ----------------------------------------------------- Your Name, Address, City, State, Zip. Codesmiths, Inc. P.O. Box 5822 Hollywood, Florida 33083 Gentlemen: I am very impressed with your program 20/20. Please find, enclosed, a registration check of the amount $20. I have a Toshiba 1200 laptop computer, and before using 20/20 was very frustrated trying to word-process. The low-contrast display and tiny letters made using Wordstar very difficult. 20/20's large text has turned my life around. Thanks again, Your Name Enclosure ----------------------------------------------------- 7.4 Moving The Cursor 7.4 Moving The Cursor You can move the cursor around in your document with the cursor keys. Press CURSOR UP several times to get to the "Gentlemen:" text. Use backspace (or delete) to erase this text, and enter "Yo:". Here are the functions of the cursor keys: Cursor Up Move cursor down up one line. Cursor Up Cursor Down Move cursor down one line. Cursor Down Cursor Left Move cursor left one character. Cursor Left Cursor Right Move cursor right one character. Cursor Right Page Up Move up to the previous screen of text. Page Up Page Down Move down to the next screen of text. Page Down Home Move the cursor to the beginning of the line. Home End Move the cursor to the end of the line. End - 12 - 7.5 Lost Cursor? 7.5 Lost Cursor? Sometimes, you might "lose" the cursor. Even though the cursor blinks, it might jump to a position you weren't expecting. If this happens, press the TAB key. This makes the cursor a large solid block for a moment. 7.6 Moving A Block Of Text 7.6 Moving A Block Of Text Looking over the letter, let's say we want to rearrange it. We'll move "20/20's large text has turned my life around." to the first paragraph, and move the enclosure note to the end of the letter. Move the cursor to the beginning of the third paragraph, right before "20/20." Press ALT-M (for MARK). This starts to MARK or SELECT a section of text. Now move the cursor to the end of the paragraph. As you pause, you'll see the section of text you have marked be highlighted. Now, we're going to CUT the text out. Press ALT-C (for CUT). This removes the MARKed area from the letter and stores it in memory. Move the cursor to the beginning of the second sentence of the first paragraph, just before the word "Please." Now we will PASTE the CUT text back into the letter. Press ALT-P (for PASTE). Now the sentence we CUT is in the first paragraph, where we want it. Now, to move the "Please..." sentence to the end of the letter. Move the cursor till it is just before the letter "P" in "Please." Press ALT-M to mark. Next, move the cursor to the end of the sentence and press ALT-C to cut the sentence out. Now, move the cursor down to the empty space below the second paragraph, and press ALT-P to paste. 7.7 Edit Menu 7.7 Edit Menu Now that the letter is done, we want to print it, and save it to disk. To do this, we need the use the EDIT MENU. To get to the EDIT menu, press the ESC key. The EDIT menu is similar in operation to 20/20's main menu. Use the cursor keys to position the highlight bar, and ENTER to select an action. - 13 - 7.8 Printing 7.8 Printing First, we'll print the letter out. Make sure your printer is ON, is ON-LINE, and has paper. Of course, you should already have completed the PRINTER SETUP. If not, go directly to jail, do not pass GO, do not collect $200. Then reread the chapter Printer Setup. Select PRINT FILE from the edit menu. An Alert Box appears to remind you to check your printer for readiness. Press ENTER to start printing. 7.9 Saving Your Work 7.9 Saving Your Work Now that the letter is printed, let's save the letter. From the edit menu, select SAVE FILE. Since LETTER1 is already selected, just press ENTER. An alert box will spring up to tell you the file was successfully saved. Press ENTER to make it go away. 7.10 Exiting 20/20 7.10 Exiting 20/20 Now that we've saved the letter, let's exit 20/20. Select STOP EDITING on the edit menu, and press ENTER. Now that you've printed a registration letter for 20/20, why not send it in with a check? 8 Reference Guide 8 Reference Guide 8.1 File Selector 8.1 File Selector 20/20's File Selector is quite powerful. It allows you to load a file from anywhere on your system without having to type a pathname. Here's how it works: There are three places the cursor can be: As a bar in the list of files, editing the filename, or editing the directory path. To change the cursor's area, press the TAB key. When the cursor is a bar in the list of files, you can use the cursor up/down, page up/down and home/end keys to move the bar. Lower-case entries are real files you can load. When the bar is over an upper-case entry with a slash, that is a subdirectory. A drive name in brackets is, yes, a drive. - 14 - Pressing enter when the cursor on an item does one of three things, depending on the item the cursor is on. If it is on a file, then that file is loaded. If the cursor points to a subdirectory (or the special ..\ backup directory) then the path changes to reflect the new path. If the cursor points to a drive, then the list switches to that drive. If the cursor is editing the filename, use the left and right arrow keys to move the insert bar. Backspace and Delete both function to delete characters. Use ENTER to enter the filename. If the cursor is editing the path, ENTER will instead read the new directory/wild-card specification you entered. 8.2 Editing Keys 8.2 Editing Keys These are the keys operative in 20/20's editor: Cursor Keys Includes Cursor Up, Down, Left, Right, Page UP, Cursor Keys Page DOWN, Home and End. These all move the cursor. TAB This key highlights the cursor briefly, in case TAB you've lost it. ALT-M Starts marking text. Move the cursor to select ALT-M the area to mark. If you press ALT-M again, the mark will be canceled. ALT-C CUT text you have marked. ALT-C ALT-P PASTE text you have cut. ALT-P ALT-F Search for text. ALT-F ALT-R Search for and replace text. ALT-R ALT-A Search again for text. ALT-A ALT-S Save a marked block of text to disk. ALT-S ALT-L Load a disk file into your document. ALT-L ESC Bring up the EDIT MENU. ESC 8.3 Block Operations 8.3 Block Operations The trio of keys ALT-M, ALT-P and ALT-C let you perform block operations on your text. Using them in combination, you can delete, copy or move text. Here's how it works: - 15 - Use ALT-M to start marking. After ALT-M has been pressed, a pause in cursor movement will highlight the marked area. (Note: The marked area does NOT have to be displayed for it to take effect.) If ALT-M is pressed again, the mark will be canceled. Press ALT-C to remove the marked text from your document and save it in a separate area. This area can hold up to 2,000 characters. Press ALT-P to paste text from the cut area back into the document. You can paste multiple times. Here's how you use those three keys to perform move, copy, and delete operations: To MOVE text, use the cursor keys to position the cursor to the beginning of the area you want to move. Then press ALT-M. Now, move the cursor to the end of the area and press ALT-C. Next, move the cursor to the area you want to move TO. Then, press ALT-P. To COPY text, use the cursor keys to position the cursor to the beginning of the area you want to copy. Then press ALT-M. Now, move the cursor to the end of the area and press ALT-C, then immediately ALT-P. Next, move the cursor to the area(s) you want to copy TO. Press ALT-P at each area. To DELETE text, use the cursor keys to position the cursor to the beginning of the area you want to delete. Then press ALT-M. Now, move the cursor to the end of the area and press ALT-C. You can save out chunks of your document to disk under filenames of their own. To do this, MARK the area to be saved and press ALT-S (for SAVE). A file selector will pop up. Also, you can load text into your document using the ALT-L (for LOAD) command. Press ALT-L at the point you want the text to be inserted and a file selector will appear. 8.4 Text Search and Replace 8.4 Text Search and Replace 20/20 enables you to search your document for a series of characters. Press ALT-S to pop-up the search box. Enter the text you want to search for in the area provided. Choose whether you want a CASE SENSITIVE or CASE IGNORED search, then select OK. If you want to search for the same text again, you can shortcut the ALT-S menu by pressing ALT-A for AGAIN. - 16 - 20/20 also allows you to automatically replace old text with new. Press ALT-R for REPLACE to bring up the search/replace menu. There are two lines, instead of just one as the search box has. You'll enter the text to search for, and then what to replace it with. There are three options in the Search/Replace window, as well. Case Sensitive works like it's Search option namesake, causing the upper/lower-case sensitivity to be active. Global replace instructs 20/20 to search/replace on all found copies of the search string from the position of the cursor to the end of the file. Finally, the Prompt on replace option determines whether the program will ask you for verification before it actually changes your file. 8.5 Technical Notes 8.5 Technical Notes 20/20's file formats are standard "ASCII Wrap" format. All text is saved as ASCII characters. Each paragraph is a string of text terminated by CR/LF. Any word processor which will load (or import) ASCII data will load 20/20 files. 20/20 will only display ASCII codes from 32 - 127, and the CR/LF characters. All other character types appear as a shaded block in the edit display. To save space in the program, these infrequently used characters (0-32 and 128-255) were eliminated from the program fonts, and will never appear. - 17 - ContentsContents 1 Licenses, Usage and Warrantys . . . . . . . . . 2 1.1 Shareware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.2 Usage Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1.3 Trademarks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1.4 License Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 1.5 Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 1.6 Governing Law . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2 Registration Information . . . . . . . . . . . 4 2.1 How to Register . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3 Program Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3.1 What It Does . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 4 Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 5 Visual Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5.1 Character Size . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5.2 Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 5.3 Text Color . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 5.4 Character Width . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 5.5 Saving Your Changes . . . . . . . . . . . 8 6 Printer Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 6.1 Printer Commands . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6.2 Margins and Sizes . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 6.3 Print Style . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 6.4 Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 6.5 Saving Your Changes . . . . . . . . . . 11 7 Quick Start Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 7.1 Main Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 7.2 File Selector . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 7.3 Entering Text . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 7.4 Moving The Cursor . . . . . . . . . . . 12 7.5 Lost Cursor? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 7.6 Moving A Block Of Text . . . . . . . . . 13 7.7 Edit Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 7.8 Printing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 7.9 Saving Your Work . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 7.10 Exiting 20/20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 8 Reference Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 8.1 File Selector . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 8.2 Editing Keys . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 8.3 Block Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 8.4 Text Search and Replace . . . . . . . . 16 8.5 Technical Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 i