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1=You can use the visual components of
2=JavaDraw!Visual by creating a new
3=Project.
[2]
1=You can compile and view your files
2=in one step by using the F9 key.
[3]
1=You can move your visual components at the
2=visual form via drag and drop.
[4]
1=To jump between the procedures in your code
2=you can use the "find procedure" development tool.
[5]
1=If you are looking for an ascii value, dont
2=look in the great books, but use the easy way:
3=Choose ascii table from the tools menu !
[6]
1=Build your own intelligent editor. You can choose the
2=colours for foreground, background and which font you
3=like in the options
[7]
1=There are a lot of applets available for you in the
2=applet bar.
[8]
1=The shortcut bar offers a lot of shortcuts to you.
[9]
1=Open your last saved files or projects in the history
2=list of the file menu.
[10]
1=The command project|new offers you the possibility to
2=create a standalone java application.
[11]
1=To watch your applet in a Web browser, set its location
2=in the options|directories.
[12]
1=The Information portafilter from Bill Bercik is probably the
2=best Java documentation.
3=Coming to you in the winhelp format.
[13]
1=If there is an error in your source code, JavaDraw!Visual
2=will highlight the row, where the error is with a
3=blue background.
[14]
1=To see more informations about an error look at the
2=javac output window.
[15]
1=The first steps section in the help file can give you
2=high performance right from the start.
[16]
1=The visual component menubar is available in standalone
2=applications only.
[17]
1=With the visual inspector you can set the properties and
2=events for your visual components.
[18]
1=With the help of the ghostwriter you can write your applets
2=by using the mouse only.
[19]
1=The project manager can give you a lot of informations
2=about your projects.
[20]
1=The worktime feature placed in the status line, tells
2=you how long you are working at the project or the applet.
[21]
1=You can copy text from the editor to the cliboard
2=with ctrl+C.
[22]
1=You can cut text from the editor to the clipboard
2=Ctrl+X.
[23]
1=You can paste text from the clipoard to the editor
2=with Crtl+V.
[24]
1=You can shrink a lot of windows in the
2=options | general options menu.
[25]
1=The applet assistant offers you an easy way to give
2=existing applets new parameters.
[26]
1=You can build an assistant for your own applet.
[27]
1=Place visual components by clicking in the visual bar
2=and then clicking in the form.
[28]
1=You can set bookmarks in the source code.
[29]
1=You can set linenumbers in the source code.
[30]
1=The format sourcecode feature can format your code.
[31]
1=JavaDraw!Visual can create Backups from your files.
[32]
1=In the appletbar you can find the popular
2=java applet "tic tac toe"'.
[33]
1=You should extract the src.zip file in the jdk
2=directory. This allows the debugger to load the
3=java.*.* source files when debugging.