TIP1, "You can use 602Album to keep track of your documents and digital photos and to access document previews."
TIP2, "When guide lines are shown, you can use your mouse to set the spacing between lines and indentation. If you select a line and right-click over that line, a bubble with a numerical value is displayed. When the bubble is displayed, you can enter a new value to change the spacing or indentation."
TIP3, "When using the Del key, the subsequent or selected text is deleted, while the preceding text is removed by pressing the Backspace key."
TIP4, "You can undo the last operation by pressing Ctrl+Z. To undo several operations, press Shift+Ctrl+Z or press the pull down button next to the undo button to select the actions to undo."
TIP5, "By pressing Shift+Arrow you can select several characters at once, and by pressing Ctrl+A you can select the whole document."
TIP6, "If you can't find the cursor hit Shift+Ctrl+G."
TIP7, "If you right click over a toolbar and choose Customize, you can alter the size, text labels, and order of your icons."
TIP8, "You can use Shift+Enter to insert a line break."
TIP9, "Use Ctrl+Enter to insert a Page Break."
TIP10, "When the style bubbles (Tools->Options->View) are displayed, you can right click over a bubble to change the paragraph style, update or create a new style."
TIP11, "You can use the 'Paragraph Style Definition' dialog (under Format) to set the paragraph styles that should succeed the selected style. Example: When you need a bold title with normal text and a signature in italics - these styles are inserted automatically."
TIP12, "You can insert pictures into your documents by selecting 'Insert Picture' from the Insert menu. The Open Picture dialog appears allowing you to select the picture."
TIP13, "If you want to change the color of the inserted pictures, double click on the picture. The picture, a 602Photo OLE object, will appear in 602Photo from which you can make the necessary changes."
TIP14, "If you want to create specially formatted text - i.e. deformed or rotated text (a heading or a company logo), use 'MagicText'."
TIP15, "You can use Ctrl+Enter to insert a line into a table in text mode."
TIP16, "You can use Alt+Ctrl+Space to return to the default font."
TIP17, "You can use your mouse to set the size of objects. Right click over the side of an image and a bubble with the size is displayed, enter a numerical value directly and then press Enter."
TIP18, "You can highlight parts of a document and use the 'drag and drop' method to move selected parts in a document."
TIP19, "You can set the path to your custom folder for the Open/ Save As dialog. This folder will appear in the dialog each time you click Open/ Save As."
TIP20, "If you need to create HTML forms, remember to use Insert-> Form Object."
TIP21, "Use the HTML Links command in the Edit menu to quickly arrange HTML Links in your document."
TIP22, "To change object properties in a document, select the object with your mouse and press Alt+Enter."
TIP23, "To set a password, go to Tools -> Password. This will protect your documents."
TIP24, "Use the question mark in the top right section of a dialog to request more information about that dialog."
TIP25, "You can use Ctrl+F6 to cycle through open documents."
TIP26, "To achieve the best print quality from your documents, use vector graphics (i.e. TrueType or PostScript Type fonts)."
TIP27, "If you have created your own paragraph styles in your document, you can use the clipboard to transfer these styles into other documents. Select the paragraph with the selected style in your document, copy it (Ctrl+C), change over to the new document and select the command 'Paste Special'. In the dialog, select Paste as '602Text Styles'."
TIP28, "In the Paragraph Style Definition dialog, you may modify the main template for new documents, which is the Normal.wpt template."
TIP29, "You can insert a comment into a document by clicking Insert - Comment."
TIP30, "To activate Object Help use Shift+F1. This command will change your mouse cursor into a question mark; by clicking on any part of the 602Text window, a help window is displayed that relates to the item in question."
TIP31, "When inserting a table, use the AutoFormat command to select preformatted, professional table formats. If you have an existing table, select the cells and use the Table menu to select AutoFormat."
TIP32, "You can manually enter your user information such as name and address or you can use AutoText to enter often repeated text. Use the dialog AutoText under the Insert menu to fill in these fields (under Add). To insert these later access AutoText under the Insert menu, then User Info."
TIP33, "You can insert previously used pictures directly from the working toolbar. Press the pull down button next to the Insert Picture button and select the picture in the list."
TIP34, "From the Send menu, you can send your documents as e-mail, fax, or fax merge. Use the Send submenu in the File menu to access the Send options."
TIP35, "By using the New Object Properties command, you can set the properties of newly inserted objects, such as location within the page, object's margins and shading."
TIP36, "Press the Insert key on your keyboard to change between insert and overwrite mode. When in overwrite mode, 'OVR' is displayed in the bottom right corner."
TIP37, "You can highlight text by dragging the mouse while holding the left mouse button. Use Ctrl+A to select the whole document."
TIP38, "To insert special symbols and bullets, click Insert, Special Characters, and Symbols."
TIP39, "By using a combination of Text Frames and the Shape button to insert arrows, you can easily create a flow chart."
TIP40, "You can use the guide under Tools -> Template Wizard to create an intelligent template form. The template uses the displayed dialogs to fill in the form with various data (i.e. your name, address and telephone)."
TIP41, "If you want to create a heading for multi-column text that exceeds the column borders, insert a text frame. The width of this frame is independent of the columns."
TIP42, "The document contains active elements that enable you to click the right mouse button and quickly set the properties. To know if the mouse cursor is over an element it will turn black."
TIP43, "If you have an IntelliMouse (mouse with a wheel) or a three-button mouse, you can scroll through the document (rotating the wheel or clicking the central mouse button and dragging) and set the zoom level (rotating the wheel + Ctrl)."
TIP44, "You can use the hotkey Ctrl+Shift+G to show the cursor position. A concentric circle homing in on the cursor is then displayed."
TIP45, "If you want to create a new paragraph style, just select the whole paragraph (i.e. with a style bubble) and assign the necessary formats. Now click with the right mouse button on the style bubble, select 'Create Style' and enter the name of the new style into the list of styles. The style will be created according to the selected paragraph and will be available immediately."
TIP46, "If you want to uniformly modify the picture size, click and hold the left mouse button on its corner point and drag. If you want to cut the picture from any side, press Ctrl, click the picture at any selection point and drag."
TIP47, "Use the small drop down on the right hand side of the UNDO button to undo multiple steps."
TIP48, "If you want to create a copy of the inserted picture, click on the picture, press Ctrl, and drag it to a new position. A copy is created based on the original picture and placed at the new position."
TIP49, "To view document statistics such as word count, use the Statistics command in the Properties dialog of the File menu."
TIP50, "If you use the 'Uncoded Text' style in a HTML template, the HTML part of the code can be written directly into the text document."
TIP52, "You may use the brush to copy formatting properties within a document(s)."
TIP29, "You can attach explanatory comments to the selected entry or collocation. This comment is displayed in the form of a bubble after placing the mouse cursor over the entry. Select the entry in the document and select Format-> Object Properties -> HTML then Type in the Alternative Text field."
TIP51, "The order in which toolbars and buttons are displayed can be modified by right clicking over a toolbar and choosing the 'Customize' command. Using the same command, you may add or remove a toolbar or a button from the toolbar"
TIP53, "Tools-> Database lets you use information from an Address book, text type file or ODBC date source for use in your document (i.e. add live data to your presentation!)."
TIP54, "With PC SUITE Plus, you may create an e-mail merge and e-mail merge with HTML e-mail with embedded pictures."
TIP55, "With PC SUITE Plus you may select and sort data records in an e-mail merge by using the Organizer feature."
TIP57, "With PC SUITE Plus you may read a document or part of a document by clicking Read in the Tools menu or on the toolbar."
