    The following commands are added to the standard EDT repetoire by the file
SYST:[SYSLOGIN]EDTINI.EDT, which is routinely provided to each new user.  Most
of them are not original with me, but I do think that they may prove useful to
many others beside myself.  The commands listed below are given in the
"Command Guide for EDT," but are listed here because they are used less
frequently, and so are more likely to have been forgotten when the need
arises.  This information is in the file SYST:[SYSLOGIN]EDTINI.TXT, should you
care to print a copy.  The commands are listed in groups according to
function: 

            Set-up Changes
            Pointer Moves
            Editing Conveniences
    	    Multi-Buffer Operations

					    R. D. Piccard
					    March 26, 1985



Set-up Changes:


GOLD + CTRL/D    Swaps delimiters between  WP and Programming, i.e., changes
		 the definition of a "WORD" for keypad commands.  



Pointer Moves:


CTRL/B    	-SEN    Move the pointer back one sentence

CTRL/F    	+SEN    Move the pointer forward one sentence

CTRL/N    	-PAR    Move the pointer back one paragraph

CTRL/P    	+PAR    Move the pointer forward one paragraph

CTRL/V    		Mark position for restoration

CTRL/R    		Restore to marked position

GOLD + P    		Move to 58 th line (bottom) of present page;  fails if 
			the pointer is at the top of the page.

GOLD + <UP ARROW>    	Move back 22 lines

GOLD + <DOWN ARROW>	Move forward 22 lines

GOLD + <TAB>    	Move 8 characters in presently active direction



Editing Conveniences:


GOLD + D                Inserts the character string "_<ESC>:" which has the 
    			effect of a forward half linefeed (moves the print
			DOWN half a line) when printing on the NEC Spinwriter 
			the .MEM file that RUNOFF produces from your .RNO file 
			with this character string.  See GOLD + U, below. 

GOLD + F    		Re-FILL the entire present paragraph;  pointer must be 
    			in the interior of the paragraph.

GOLD + H    		Examine this help information

GOLD + R		INCLUDE the file STANDARD.RNO.  Used when editing 
    			a RUNOFF file in order to easily set the defaults.

GOLD + U		Inserts the character string "_<ESC>;" which has the 
    			effect of a reverse half linefeed (moves the print
			UP half a line) when printing on the NEC Spinwriter. 
			See GOLD + D, above.  

GOLD + V    		for overstrikes, inserts the character <BACK SP> = ^H; 
    			the two characters on either side of the ^H will be
			printed on top of each other when you get hardcopy.  
			In RUNOFF, use the % character after once giving the 
			command .flags overstrike

GOLD + <BACK SP>    	Swap characters on either side of pointer

GOLD + Q         	QUIT, no SAVE

GOLD + CTRL/Z		EXIT, no SAVE



Multi-Buffer Operations:
				    (You will be requested to name the buffer.)


<PF1> + I	    Read a File into a Buffer

<PF1> + X	    Copy selected string into a Buffer, leaving it in place 
		    also.  The SELECT action is cancelled.  The copied 
		    material will include extra at each end to complete the
		    line.  Position marking with CTRL/V before using this 
		    command is likely to prove useful, since return to the
		    original buffer is at the beginning, not where you were.

CTRL/G		    PASTE from a Buffer

<PF1> + CTRL/G	    Delete the SELECTED string and paste from a buffer

<PF1> + B	    Edit a Buffer

<PF1> + M	    Return to editing the MAIN Buffer, for example, NOW

<PF1> + O	    Write a Buffer to a File

<PF1> + S	    Show Buffer information

<PF1> + <DEL>	    Clear a Buffer
