<F1> - Displays the Help Menu. You may then select the desired Help topic, or press <Esc> to return to editing. The appropriate Help section, concerning a specific control key or highlighted Pull-down Menu option, is reached by pressing the <F1> key immediately after entering one of the control keys: <Ctrl-O>, <Ctrl-Q>, <Ctrl-K> or <Ctrl-P>, or after highlighting a Pull-down Menu command. <F2> - Used to insert letters or characters of the "other" language into the "main" language of the text. (See below <F4>). The Status Line will show the name of the current language. If the foreign language is written in a different direction than the main language, the direction of writing will also be changed so that new characters will be pushed to the side, while the cursor remains in the same position. Pressing <F2> again returns you to the main language. <F3> - Toggles Justification ON/OFF. When Justification is ON, (while Word Wrap is also ON), whenever a word at the end of the line is wrapped, enough spaces will be automatically added, if needed, between the words of the same line to fill the line completely within the margins. Justification, in the English Mode, applies to the right margin; in the Foreign Mode, if it is written from right to left, it applies to the left margin, otherwise, it also applies to the right margin. When reformatting, the reformatted lines will be justified only if Justification is ON. (See <Ctrl-O> <Ctrl-J>). <F4> - Toggles the "main" language between English and a foreign language, with the name of the current language appearing in the Status Line. If the foreign language is written from right to left the screen will change direction also. <F5> - Toggles an audible click when any key of the keyboard is pressed. <F6> - A window opens with the name of the current file. Press <Enter> to save the file under that name; or, if you overwrite with another name and then press <Enter>, te computer will check if there is already a file on the disk under the name you overwrote. If it finds one, the computer will notify: FILE ALREADY EXISTS. OVERWRITE IT (Y/N)? Answering YES will confirm the saving process. Answering NO aborts the saving process. If the file is saved under a new name, this becomes the name of the file for subsequent savings. If the file is new and does not have a name yet, the computer will ask for one. If, instead of pressing <Enter> to save, you press <F1> the File Management Window is opened, showing the dates and hours, entered automatically by the computer, when the file was first and last saved. There are two comment lines where you can write any notes you wish about the file being saved. To save the file itself plus the information lines press now <F1>. The file name can be any string of up to 8 characters, optionally, followed by a period plus up to another 3 characters. The name of the file may be preceded by a Drive and Path identification, For example: B:\WRITER\LETTER.MAY After saving the file, you may resume editing. Saving an existing file, under an already existing name, does not overwrite the last saved version but changes its name to FILENAME.BAK, which will be updated automatically each time that the file is saved. This means that every file will have two versions in the disk, one the last saved version, and the other, (with the suffix .BAK), the next to last saved version. Files with the suffix .BAK can not be loaded, except if they are first renamed and the suffix erased or changed. <F7> - Marks a Begin-Block at the position of the cursor. (See <Ctrl-K> <Ctrl-B>). <F8> - Marks an End-Block at the position of the cursor. (See <Ctrl-K> <Ctrl-K>). All the characters between the Begin-Block mark and the End-Block mark will be highlighted in inverse display. Only one block at a time can be marked. Marked (highlighted) blocks can be printed, moved, copied, deleted, justified, saved, read into the text. <F9> - Toggles Auto Indent ON/OFF. It causes the cursor to jump, whenever a new line has been entered with a carriage return (by pressing <Enter>), to a position below the first non blank character of the current line. Otherwise, the cursor would be positioned at column 1 of the new line. Take note that Auto Indent is effective only when the Word Wrap Mode is OFF.
<F10> Pops up the Pull-down Menu Bar. Choose the desired Menu by
highlighting it, either by moving the cursor with the <Left> or <Right>
Arrows and pressing <Enter>, or by pressing the capital letter of the
chosen Menu (e.g. "B" in "Block"). Each Menu has its own list of
commands, default values or options, each of which can be selected by
highlighting it, either by moving the cursor with the <Up> and <Down>
Arrows and pressing <Enter>, or by pressing the capital letter, (which
can be the initial or a letter in the middle of the word), of the
chosen option, (e.g. "R" in "find/Replace" in the Search Menu). To
exit the Pull Down Menu press <Esc> twice if you are inside a Menu, or
