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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Edit                         < EAE > 
 Purpose:  Scrollable grid-based threading editor  
 Information:
     This presents the warp editor window available through 
     Edit/Weaving.  The pattern draft is also shown, but window 
     priority is given to the threading harnesses.  With a 
     CGA system, up to 18 harnesses are displayed; VGA/EGA 
     systems can show all 32 in 50/43-line mode.
 Comments: 
     The size of the windows is determined dynamically upon each 
     entry to the editor, based on the number of harnesses in use.  
     
 See Also:  Edit/Modes
            Display/Color Weave 
            Display/Text Options/Warp Multi-Symbol
            Options/Data/Numbering Warp-Weft
            Options/Data/Peg Plan Numeric 
            Options/Format
            Help during editing
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Change                       < EAC > 
 Purpose:  Change threading numerically.
 Information:
     The current warp range determines the threads presented for 
     change.  You can select within that range with the Up/Dn 
     arrow keys. 
 Comments: 
     Combined Numeric mode causes numeric color and symbol 
     prompts to alternate with the threading prompts. 
     
     Display/Color Weave must be on for color number prompts.

     Display/Text Options/Warp Multi-Symbol must be on for symbol 
     number prompts. 

 See Also:  Edit/Range/Warp
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Repeat                       < EAR > 
 Purpose:  Copy a range of threading.
 Information:
     Warp Range does NOT affect this feature.  You must provide 
     the source and destination locations.  
     
     Repeated threads can be added, inserted, or overwrite 
     existing threads. 

     Color and symbol numbers are always copied along with the 
     threading.
 Comments: 
     There is NO undo for overwriting threads; you will be 
     cautioned before the feature completes the operation.

     It is a good idea to save versions of your weaving as you 
     work, so you can undo experiments that don't work out.

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/all options
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Insert                       < EAI > 
 Purpose:  Insert a range of new warp threads.
 Information:
     New threads are unthreaded, i.e., use Harness 0, and are 
     inserted in the current single warp color and symbol/size 1. 
     
     Use Edit/Warp/Change or Edit/Warp/Edit or Edit/Weaving to 
     thread the "blank" warp.
 Comments: 
     You can use the INSert key to insert single threads on the 
     grid editors.

     Inserting threads increases the current warp size.

     To add threads to the end of the warp, use Edit/Warp/Size.

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/Delete  
            Edit/Warp/Size
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Delete                       < EAD > 
 Purpose:  Delete a range of warp threads.
 Information:
     Deleting threads reduces the current warp size.  Threads 
     beyond the deleted threads are moved to close the gap.
 Comments: 
     You can use the DELete key to delete single threads on the 
     grid editors.

     To remove threads from the end of the weaving, use 
     Edit/Warp/Size

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/Size
            Edit/Warp/Insert
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Size                         < EAS > 
 Purpose:  Reduce or increase warp limit; edit if increased
 Information:
     Similar to Insert/Delete except edit threads are at end of 
     warp only.

     If you increase the warp limit, this feature calls the 
     threading editor--either grid or numeric based on grid 
     toggle. 
 Comments: 
     The Size of a weaving is the number of threads saved to 
     diskette.  The current warp range does not affect the 
     content of the file.  Range is limited by Size.

     The editors' Insert/Delete keys also change weaving Size.

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/Insert
            Edit/Warp/Delete        
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Find and Replace             < EAF > 
 Purpose:  Change threading harnesses in a warp range
 Information:
     Allows you to change all threading within a specified range 
     from one harness to another.
 Comments: 
     Colors and symbols are not changed.

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/Exchange
            Edit/Colors or Symbols/Find and Replace
            Edit/Colors or Symbols/Exchange
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/Exchange                     < EAX > 
 Purpose:  Exchange threading harnesses in a warp range
 Information:
     Allows you to swap two specified threading harnesses for 
     one another within a specified warp range. 
 Comments: 
     Colors and symbols are not exchanged.

 See Also:  Edit/Warp/Find and Replace
            Edit/Colors or Symbols/Find and Replace
            Edit/Colors or Symbols/Exchange
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 Command:  Edit/Warp/New Warp                     < EAN > 
 Purpose:  Erase threading and start new warp
 Information:
     New Warp uses the current editing mode, grid or numeric, 
     controlled by Edit/Modes/Grid-Checkerboard.

     Combined Numeric mode adds color and symbol prompts to 
     numeric threading entry.
 Comments: 
     New Warp is like Edit/Warp/Edit or Edit/Warp/Change except 
     the current warp threading, colors, and symbols are erased 
     before editing.
     
     Warp range is reset to total warp. 

     Grid editing keys are displayed with the <?> help key while 
     editing. 

 See Also:  New Weaving
            Edit/Warp/Edit
            Edit/Warp/Change
            Edit/Weft/New
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