The following keys are recognized by the Info Widget: \n\n\
Key Action \n\
---- ------ \n\
B Beginning of Node \n\
Home Same as above* \n\
D Goto Directory \n\
F Follow reference \n\
G Goto node \n\
H Info tutorial \n\
L Last node selected \n\
M Select menu by name \n\
N Next node \n\
P Previous node \n\
S Search for node \n\
T Top node \n\
U Up node \n\
0-9 Select menu by number \n\
<DEL> Back page \n\
Prev Page Same as above* \n\
<SPACE> Forward page \n\
Next Page Same as above* \n\
Meta-P Send current node to printer. \n\
? Print this help \n\
Help Same as above* \n\n\
* If supported on your keyboard.\n\n\
The info widget command set attempts to emulate that of Emacs Info as closely as possible, but there are a few notable exceptions. Like Emacs Info, the current file, node name and possible values for Up, Previous and Next are displayed in the first pane. Clicking on the Up, Prev or Next buttons will also cause the corresponding node (if any) to be selected. Possible menu items are displayed in the second pane as a multiple-choice list. If more menu items exist than will fit in the space allotted for them,
a scrollbar is added.\n\n\
The third pane contains the node text. It can be scrolled with the accompanying scrollbar or the paging keys (see above).\n\n\
The fourth pane contains a multiple choice list of any cross references in this node.\n\n\
The fifth pane contains buttons for more direct navigation within the info tree. All take their argument(s) from the text area to the right of the search button. This area is also used by the F, G, M and S keys. The use of an argument area, rather than interactive prompting, is the main difference between this widget and Emacs Info. This should be kept in mind when using the Emacs Info tutorial.\n\n\
The sixth and seventh panes are the status and message areas, respectively.\n