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AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER VERSION 1.0 Jim Edwards Couch Potato Software P.O. Box 2074 Longview, WA 98632 Copyright (C) 1988 Couch Potato Software and Jim Edwards T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S 1.0 Introduction ........................................... 1 2.0 Requirements ........................................... 1 3.0 User Supported Software ................................ 1 4.0 Program Manifest ....................................... 2 5.0 Program Usage .......................................... 2 5.1 Preliminaries ........................................ 2 5.2 Invocation ........................................... 3 5.3 Top-Level Menu ....................................... 3 5.4 Options .............................................. 4 5.4.1 Color ............................................ 4 5.4.2 Double Strike .................................... 4 5.4.3 Id Increment ..................................... 5 5.4.4 Owner Fill ....................................... 5 5.4.5 Printer Port ..................................... 6 5.4.6 Save Options ..................................... 6 5.5 File ................................................. 6 5.5.1 Save ............................................. 6 5.5.2 Load ............................................. 7 5.6 Edit ................................................. 8 5.6.1 Key Legend Commands .............................. 9 5.6.2 Rear Label Fields ................................ 10 5.6.3 End Label Fields ................................. 11 5.6.4 Front Label Fields ............................... 11 5.7 View ................................................. 13 5.7.1 Print ............................................ 13 5.7.2 Display .......................................... 15 5.8 Quit ................................................. 15 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER 1.0 INTRODUCTION The Audio Cassette Label Maker is a program that allows the audio buff to quickly and easily create a label for an audio cassette tape. Once a label has been created using this program's editor, it can be printed on standard computer paper and inserted into the cassette box. 2.0 REQUIREMENTS This program runs under PC/MS-DOS (2.0 or higher) on an IBM PC/XT/AT or compatible with 256 Kbytes of memory. Although the program employs a window-based user interface, it should be compatible with the text modes of any of the standard IBM display adapters. In particular, this software has been tested on machines that use the monochrome, CGA, and EGA display adapters. Users with CGA cards will notice a slight degradation in display operations due to the overhead required to avoid the infamous CGA snow effect. The current version of this program only supports Epson compatible printers. It should work with the majority of printers in existence since only a small subset of the standard Epson commands are used (no bit image commands are used). If you have a printer which does not seem to work correctly with this program and desire support for it, send a note to the author. 3.0 USER SUPPORTED SOFTWARE The Audio Cassette Label Maker is a shareware product. It is not public domain and the author retains a copyright on it. The author of this program gives permission to copy and distribute it in unmodified form and with all associated support files intact. No fee may be charged for this program other than reasonable expenses for media and reproduction, which in no event should exceed five dollars. All warranties are disclaimed, including damage to hardware and/or software from the use of this program. A contribution to the author is not mandatory. However, if you find that you are deriving benefit from it, please consider contributing whatever you feel it is worth ($5 is suggested). Contributions will provide incentive to upgrade and improve this program, as well as encourage the development of future programs (a few are already in the works). The text file CONTRIB.TXT contains a form that can be printed out for users who desire to make a contribution. To print it, issue any one of the following commands at the dos prompt: copy contrib.txt prn print contrib.txt After filling the form out, enclose it in an envelope with a check or money order made out to Jim Edwards (please, no credit cards), and send it to the address on the following page. 1 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Jim Edwards Couch Potato Software P.O. Box 2074 Longview, WA 98632 The contribution form contains an area for making comments/suggestions about the program, and your feedback will be greatly appreciated. 4.0 PROGRAM MANIFEST The following files should be included in the distribution of this program. If any of the listed files are absent, please contact the author and indicate which files were not found, and where the program was obtained from. If any of the file sizes deviate from those listed below, either you have a different version of the program or somebody has tampered with it. In any event, you should contact the author indicating which files differed from the manifest and where you obtained the program. I do not want my program to become a platform for viruses or trojans! Name Size Description ---- ---- ----------- CASSLBL.DOC 48044 Documentation file. CASSLBL.EXE 73712 Program file. CASSLBL.HLP 3547 Context-sensitive help file. CASSLBL.REV 484 Revision history file. CONTRIB.TXT 783 Contribution form. EXAMPLE.LBL 1349 Example cassette label which can be loaded and printed. 5.0 PROGRAM USAGE 5.1 PRELIMINARIES This program has been consciously designed to be fast and easy to use. In particular, a window-based interface is employed with horizontal menus, vertical pulldown menus, context-sensitive help popups and function key support. If you are like me, your first notion is to skip the documentation and dive right into the program. You will be able to use this program productively without reading the rest of the documentation, if you remember only two keys. First, context-sensitive help on any item currently under the cursor can be obtained by pressing the help key F1. Second, the Esc key is used to terminate most operations. Examples: pressing Esc at the top-level horizontal menu will cause the program to quit; pressing Esc in a visible vertical pulldown menu will cause the menu to become hidden; pressing Esc while entering the name of a file to save the current label to will terminate the operation without saving to the file. If you chose not to read the rest of the documentation, you may not be aware of some of the features which have been provided specifically to make label editing a faster chore. 2 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Before we begin in our exploration of the features of this program, some important terminology needs to be defined. First, this program allows you to enter and edit one label at a time. This label is referred to as the current label. The current label may be saved to a file for future use, or it may be loaded from a label file that was previously saved. Second, while editing a label, certain options (e.g. automatic entry of the cassette owner's name) may be in effect. These options can be set by the user and saved in a file referred to as the options file. The options file is not part of the manifest, but it will be created by the program if you save the current options in effect. 5.2 INVOCATION To start the program, type and enter CASSLBL at the DOS prompt. The program will immediately display the title screen. You may continue by pressing any key. If you do not press a key within approximately 15 seconds, the program will automatically continue. At this point, the top-level menu will be displayed. 5.3 TOP-LEVEL MENU The top-level menu is a horizontal menu containing the five selections shown in figure A. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ Figure A. Top-level Menu The left and right arrow keys on the numeric keypad are used to move the highlighted bar to one of the selections. Use the enter key to choose the selection once the highlighted bar is positioned on it. In the case of the Edit and Quit selections this will cause a command to be executed immediately, while in the case of the Options, File, and View selections this will cause a vertical pulldown menu with further selections to become visible. The down arrow can also be used to pull the vertical menus down, but a beep will sound for the horizontal selections which don't have vertical pulldown menus. Pressing Esc while the highlighted bar is positioned on any selection in the top-level menu will cause the program to quit, except when a vertical pulldown menu is visible. Pressing Esc on a selection which has a vertical pulldown menu visible under it will cause the vertical menu to become hidden. To obtain help on any of the horizontal selections, position the highlighted bar on it and press the help key F1. Once a vertical pulldown menu is visible, the up and down arrow keys on the numeric keypad are used to move the highlighted bar to one of the vertical menu selections. Use the the enter key to 3 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER choose the selection once the highlighted bar is positioned on it. As mentioned above, pressing Esc will cause the vertical menu to become hidden. Pressing the left or right arrow keys will cause the highlighted bar on the horizontal menu to move appropriately, and the associated vertical pulldown menu will be displayed, provided one exists for the horizontal selection. The meaning of each of the horizontal selections and their associated vertical menu entries will be detailed in the following sections. Note that the selections are covered in the order they appear on the top-level menu, however, you will probably want to read section 5.6 on the edit selection first in order to make sense of some of the terms used in prior sections. 5.4 OPTIONS Pressing the enter key or the down arrow key while on this horizontal menu selection will cause the options vertical menu to become visible. The options menu allows you to set various options which remain in effect during the label making session. For convenience, the options may be saved to the options file. Whenever this program is run, the options file is automatically loaded. If no options file is found during startup, the program will set the options to reasonable default values. Please refer to figure B for the available options and their default values. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Color ON | | Double Strike OFF | | Id Increment OFF | | Owner Fill | | Printer Port LPT1 | | Save Options | +---------------------+ Figure B. Options Menu 5.4.1 COLOR Note that this option is not available for sytems with monochrome display adapters. Pressing the enter key on this option will toggle the color display ON and OFF. If color is OFF, all menus and windows will be displayed in black and white. This option is useful if you use a composite monochrome monitor with your color display adapter. Switching color OFF in such cases will usually result in an easier to read display. 5.4.2 DOUBLE STRIKE Pressing the enter key on this option will toggle the double strike print mode ON and OFF. If you print out a cassette label 4 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER when double strike is ON, two passes will be made over each line that is printed. When double strike is OFF, only one pass will be made over each line that is printed. This option is useful when your printer's ribbon is worn and the characters that are printed are not dark enough. However, the double strike mode requires twice as much time to print out a label and the characters are not as crisply defined. 5.4.3 ID INCREMENT Pressing the enter key on this option will toggle id incrementing ON and OFF. If id increment is ON, the id # field of the current cassette label will be automatically incremented whenever you clear all fields of the label, but only if the id # field contained a number before the clear is performed. See section 5.6.2 for a description of the id # field. This option is useful if you tend to enter and print out cassette labels in batches. 5.4.4 OWNER FILL Pressing the enter key on this option will pop up a data entry window where you can type in the name of the owner of the cassette tape(s). Please refer to figure C. The owner name may be up to 30 characters in length. Pressing the enter key after typing in the name will accept it, while pressing the Esc key will discard it and hide the data entry window. Several keys are provided in order to allow easy editing of the name. First, the left and right arrow keys may be used to move the cursor to any character in the name. Second, pressing the Del key on the numeric keypad will delete the character positioned at the cursor. The backspace key will delete the character to the left of the cursor. Finally, the Ins key is used to toggle between the overstrike and insert modes. Initially, all data entry is in the overstrike mode and this is indicated by an underline cursor. The insert mode is indicated by a block cursor. Typing characters in the overstrike mode will cause the current characters located at the cursor to be replaced by the characters typed in. Typing characters in the insert mode will cause the current characters located at the cursor to be shifted to the right. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Id Increment OFF | | Owner Fill | | +----------- Owner's Name -----------+ | | | +-+------------------------------------+ Figure C. Owner Name Data Entry Window 5 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER The name which is entered in this data entry window is used to automatically fill in the owner field of the current label. Every time you clear all fields of the current cassette label, the owner field will be filled in with this name. See section 5.6.2 for a description of the owner field. This option is useful if you tend to enter and print out cassette labels in batches. 5.4.5 PRINTER PORT Pressing the enter key on this option will toggle the printer port between LPT1 and LPT2. This option allows you to select the port to which printer output is sent during the session. 5.4.6 SAVE OPTIONS Pressing the enter key on this selection will save the options and their current values to the options file. These options are automatically retrieved whenever the program is ran, otherwise the options are set to the default values shown in figure B. 5.5 FILE Pressing the enter key or the down arrow key while on this horizontal menu selection will cause the file vertical menu shown in figure D to become visible. The file menu offers choices for loading and saving cassette labels. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Save | | Load | +------+ Figure D. File Menu 5.5.1 SAVE Pressing the enter key on this selection will pop up a data entry window where you can type in the name of the file that you want to save the current label to. Please refer to figure E. The name of the file may be any valid DOS file name. That is, the file name is in the format NAME.EXT, where NAME consists of 1 to 8 characters, and the optional extension EXT consists of 1 to 3 characters. The same keys that are described in section 5.4.4 for the owner name data entry window are applicable here. If a file already exists in the current directory with the same name entered in this data entry window, you will be asked whether to overwrite it. Note that this program version does not allow you to specify the directory where the label file is to be saved to - it always defaults to the current directory. 6 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Save | | +-- Save Filename --+ +-| | +-------------------+ Figure E. Save Filename Data Entry Window You are strongly encouraged to use the following naming convention for your label files: TAPEnnnn.LBL where nnnn is the 4 digit number that was entered in the id field of the label. In fact, this is the major purpose of the id field. Given the id number printed on a cassette label, you will be able to find the label file which contains the data for it. Also, one feature I am considering adding in the future is an index generator which will produce a listing of all the tapes in your collection. However, you need only adhere to the LBL extension in order to remain compatible with future program features (knock on wood!). 5.5.2 LOAD Pressing the enter key on this selection will pop up a data entry window where you can type in the name of the file that you want to load the current label from. Please refer to figure F. The name of the file may be any valid DOS file name. That is, the file name is in the format NAME.EXT, where NAME consists of 1 to 8 characters, and the optional extension EXT consists of 1 to 3 characters. The same keys that are described in section 5.4.4 for the owner name data entry window are applicable here. If no file exists in the current directory with the name entered in this data entry window, an error will be signaled. Note that this program version does not allow you to specify the directory where the label file is to be loaded from - it always defaults to the current directory. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Save | | Load | +-+-- Load Filename --+ | | +-------------------+ Figure F. Load Filename Data Entry Window 7 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER 5.6 EDIT Pressing the enter key on this selection will pop up a data entry window where you can type in or edit the information for a cassette label. As shown in figure G, the label data entry window is divided into four major sections: rear label, end label, front label, and the key legend. The first three sections contain fields in which you type information about the current cassette label, while the key legend summarizes the function key/numeric keypad commands that are at your disposal during label data entry. The fields and the function key commands will be covered in detail in the following sections. The up and down arrow keys are used to move the highlighted bar from field to field in sequence. The highlighted bar will also automatically advance to the next field whenever you press the enter key or have typed in the maximum number of characters that the current field can accept. While the highlighted bar is located at a given field, the editing keys (i.e. left arrow, right arrow, Ins, and Del) as described in section 5.4.4 may be used. Pressing the Esc key anywhere in the label data entry window will return you back to the top-level menu. Note that the data typed in during label entry will not be discarded. Thus, it is safe to move back and forth between the top-level menu and the label data entry window +------------------------- Rear Label -------------------------+ | Owner: Id #: | +------------------------- End Label --------------------------+ |A Title: Artist: | |B Title: Artist: | +------------------------ Front Label -------------------------+ |A Date: / / B Date: / / | | N/R: N/R: | | Eq: Eq: | | 1 1 | | 2 2 | | 3 3 | | 4 4 | | 5 5 | | 6 6 | | 7 7 | | 8 8 | | 9 9 | |10 10 | |11 11 | |12 12 | |13 13 | |14 14 | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | [KEY LEGEND] | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ Figure G. Label Data Entry Window 8 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER without concern that your data will be lost. However, you should find it rarely necessary to return to the top-level menu since many of the relevant commands (e.g. load, save, and print a label) at that level have been conveniently provided as function key commands in the label data entry window. As usual, the help key may be used to popup context-sensitive help on any field in the label data entry window. Simply position the highlighted bar on the desired field via the up/down arrow keys and press F1. In some cases the popup help window goes beyond just providing a textual description of the field. For instance, the popup help window for the date field also provides a function key option to fill in the field with today's date. The extra options for a popup help window will be described for each field in the following sections. 5.6.1 KEY LEGEND COMMANDS At the bottom of the label data entry window is a legend that summarizes the function key/numeric keypad commands that are available. All of these commands are described in the table below. The PgUp, PgDn, Home, and End keys allow you to move the highlighted bar from field group to field group in sequence. A field group is a set of fields that have been logically grouped together. The three sections, rear label, end label, and front label, have been divided into four field groups. The first field group is composed of all of the fields in the rear label section, the second field group is composed of all the fields in the end label section, the third field group is composed of all the fields in the left half of the front label section, and the fourth field group is composed of all the fields in the right half of the front label section. See figure H. +------------ Rear Label ------------+ | Field Group 1 | +------------ End Label -------------+ | Field Group 2 | | | +----------- Front Label ------------+ | Field Group 3 ! Field Group 4 | | ! | | ! | ~ ! ~ ~ ! ~ | ! | | ! | | ! | +------------------------------------+ | [KEY LEGEND] | +------------------------------------+ Figure H. Field groups 9 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Key Legend Commands: Key Description --- ----------- F2 Prints the current label. See section 5.7.1. F3 Clears the contents of the field located under the highlighted bar. Note that this will clear the id #/owner fields regardless of the current setting of the id increment/owner fill options. F4 Clears the contents of all fields in the label data entry window. Note that the id #/owner fields may be filled after this command is executed as described in sections 5.4.3 and 5.4.4, respectively. F5 Inserts a song line before the current song line. This will cause all of the following song lines, including the current song line, to move down one position. A beep will sound if the highlighted bar is not located on a song line. See section 5.6.4 for more information on song lines. F6 Deletes the current song line. This will cause all of the following song lines to move up one position. A beep will sound if the highlighted bar is not located on a song line. See section 5.6.4 for more information on song lines. F7 Saves the current label to a file. See section 5.5.1. F8 Loads the current label from a file. See section 5.5.2. Up Moves the highlighted bar to the previous field. If the highlighted bar is located at the first field, this will cause it to wrap around to the last field. Down Moves the highlighted bar to the next field. If the highlighted bar is located at the last field, this will cause it to wrap around to the first field. PgUp Moves the highlighted bar to the first field of the previous field group. PgDn Moves the highlighted bar to the first field of the next field group. Home Moves the highlighted bar to the first field of the current field group. End Moves the highlighted bar to last field of the current field group. 5.6.2 REAR LABEL FIELDS The rear label section contains the following two fields: Field Description ----- ----------- Owner: [Up to 30 characters] The name of the owner of the cassette tape. If a name has been supplied for the owner fill option, this name will be used to fill in the owner field whenever all fields are cleared by the F4 command. Also, pressing the help key F1 when this option has been set and the owner field is currently blank (this can occur if you cleared the field with the F3 command) will provide a function key option to fill this field with the owner fill name. 10 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Field Description ----- ----------- Id #: [Up to 4 digits] A unique unsigned integer that can be used to uniquely identify this label. Note that you do not have to enter exactly four digits, but if less than 4 digits are supplied, the number will be zero padded on the left. This field is intended to provide a means to associate a label that has been printed out with the label file that contains the data for it. If you save the current label to a file, you should use the id # value in the filename (see section 5.5.1 for the suggested filename format) to allow you to trace a printed label back to it's associated label file. If the id increment option is ON, the number in this field (if one exists) will be automatically incremented whenever all fields are cleared by the F4 command. Also, pressing the help key F1 when this option is ON and the id # field contains a number will provide function key options to increment or decrement the number. 5.6.3 END LABEL FIELDS The end label section contains the following two unique fields, each of which is duplicated once for sides A and B of the cassette tape: Field Description ----- ----------- Title: [Up to 30 characters] The name of the album recorded on the indicated side (A/B). Artist: [Up to 28 characters] The name of the artist for the album recorded on the indicated side (A/B). 5.6.4 FRONT LABEL FIELDS +------------------------ Front Label -------------------------+ |A Date: / / B Date: / / | | N/R: N/R: | | Eq: Eq: | ~ ~ Figure I. Top portion of front label section The top portion of the front label section (see figure I) contains the following 3 unique fields, each of which is duplicated once for sides A and B of the cassette tape: Field Description ----- ----------- Date: [Up to 6 digits] The date that the album was recorded on the indicated side (A/B). A date must be entered in the format MM/DD/YY, where MM = 2 digit month, DD = 2 digit day, and YY = 2 digit year. Pressing the help key F1 11 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Field Description ----- ----------- will provide a function key option to fill in this field with today's date. N/R: [Up to 10 characters] The type of noise reduction (if any) used to record the album on the indicated side (A/B). Pressing the help key F1 on this field will popup a vertical menu which contains selections for every noise reduction system that is in usage. See figure J. Use the up and down arrow keys to move the highlighted bar to the appropriate selection, and press enter to fill in the N/R field with the selection. Pressing Esc will hide the popup menu without filling in the N/R field. +- Noise Reduction -+ | Dolby A | | Dolby B | | Dolby C | | Dolby HX | | DBX | | None | | Unknown | +-------------------+ Figure J. Noise reduction popup menu Eq: [Up to 10 characters] The equalization as specified by the tape manufacturer. Although the tape equalization does not vary with the cassette side (A/B), this field has been duplicated on both sides for aesthetic reasons. However, you need only enter the equalization for one side - the other side will be automatically filled with the same data. Pressing the help key F1 on this field will popup a vertical menu which contains selections for every equalization that is in usage. See figure K. The same keys used for the noise reduction popup menu apply here. +- Equalization -+ | 70 uSec | | 120 uSec | | Unknown | +----------------+ Figure K. Equalization popup menu The bottom portion of the front label section contains two fields for each song. The two fields together are referred to as a song line. A maximum of fourteen song lines are provided for each cassette side. See figure L. 12 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER Field Description ----- ----------- Song [Up to 30 characters] The name of a song for the indicated side (A/B) Count [Up to 4 digits] An unsigned integer specifying the beginning value of the tape counter for the song on the indicated side (A/B). If less than four digits are supplied, the number will be zero padded on the left. This field will allow you to keep track of where songs begin on the tape in order to fast forward/reverse to them. Side A Song Lines Side B Song Lines | | V V ~ ~ | 1 [___________________] [___] 1 | | 2 ^ ^ 2 | | 3 | | 3 | | 4 Song Count 4 | | 5 Field Field 5 | | 6 6 | | 7 7 | | 8 8 | | : : | | : : | |14 14 | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ Figure L. Bottom portion of front label section 5.7 VIEW Pressing the enter key or the down arrow key while on this horizontal menu selection will cause the view vertical menu shown in figure M to become visible. The view menu offers choices for displaying and printing the current label. +----------------- AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER -----------------+ | Options File Edit View Quit | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Print | | Display | +---------+ Figure M. View Menu 5.7.1 PRINT Pressing the enter key on this selection will print the data for the current label. The format of the print out is similar to the 13 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER <---- +-----------------+ | Rear Label | +-----------------+ | End Label | +-----------------+ | Front Label | | | | ^ | | | | Cut along the | | | | indicated lines. V | | | | | |.................| | | | | | | | | | | +-----------------+ ----> Figure N. Cutting out the cassette label layout of the label data entry window, with some slight variances to allow all of the information to be printed out in the limited area available. For example, lengthy song titles may be printed on multiple lines. Unfortunately, the current program version will not right justify a song title that extends over multiple lines. Another difference is that if you leave a gap between song lines (e.g. you enter data for song lines 4 and 6, but not 5), these gaps will be automatically closed while printing and the song lines will be numbered sequentially starting from 1. Once the label has been printed, cut it out with scissors along the outer dashed lines. See figure N. Next, fold the label carefully along the horizontal dashed lines as shown in figure O. The label should fold easily due to the fact that the horizontal dashed lines have slightly perforated the surface of the computer paper. Finally, insert the label into the cassette box of the tape. If you have trouble placing the cassette into the box due to interference with the paper label, you need to decrease the amount of folding along the edges between the rear label and end label, and the end label and front label. Although standard computer fanfold paper should suffice, I have found that a heavier weight paper (e.g. 22 lb cotton fiber paper) not only retains the fold creases longer, but will also look better. You can also stiffen the label by wrapping it around the cardboard liner that comes with the cassette tape. Another possibility I have looked into is fanfold index cards, but the largest I have found (5" x 8") are not large enough. 14 AUDIO CASSETTE LABEL MAKER End Label | v +---+ | | <- Rear | | Label || || || || Front --> || SIDE Label || VIEW || || || || || || ++ Figure O. Folding the cassette label 5.7.2 DISPLAY Pressing the enter key on this selection will display the data for the current label on your monitor. The label is displayed in the same format as the label data entry window. Press any key to return to the top-level menu. 5.8 QUIT Pressing the enter key while on this horizontal menu selection will cause the program to quit. The Esc key serves the same function when no vertical pulldown menus are visible. 15