Usually space with s is the save command. > ----- Original Message ----- >From: Laura Wolk <"[EMAIL PROTECTED]"@smtp.enter.net >To: Braillenote List <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 16:40:46 -0500 (EST) >Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Documentation incomplete?
>Hi Roselle and others, >In the context sensitive help of the find and replace feature, it says "to >erase the default entry, so that you will in effect you will delete the find >text, press space with s". When I first heard about the clearing field >command (I think in the readme), I tried to do it, and it worked perfectly. >attempted to use space with s, only to get an error tone. What is, if >anything, this space with s command? Thanks, Laura >"The most important job is not to be governor, or first lady in my case." >(George W. Bush, --Pella, Iowa, San Antonio Express News, Jan. 30, 2000) >However, with my memory being what it is sometimes, I forgot it. So the next >time, I pressed space with h at the "replace with" promqt, and >>------ original message ------ >>from: "Roselle Ambubuyog" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] >>Subject: RE: [Braillenote] Documentation incomplete? >>Hi, >>Sorry, I have not been following much of the discussions here lately, but I'm >>surprised this one doesn't seem to have been definitely addressed yet. OK, >>the command to find the next occurrence of a search string in a document >>(SPACE with N or READ with N) has been around and correctly documented before >>version 5. This is why many of the umm, long-time users? (I wouldn't want to >>say "old" as in versus "new" users, and get killed for it) like Rose Combs >>remember learning about it from the manual. In the v4.01 User's Guide, it is >>found in section 3.15.1, "Searching Forward". Towards the end of that >>section, one would read: >>"If you want to carry on searching forward for the next occurrence of the >>same text, press SPACE with N (or READ with N in the BNQT v4.01 manual)." >>The command was again mentioned in section 7.20.4 (or section 7.19.3 for the >>QT manual), "Insertion by Name" where one can use this to search for a >>character in the Unicode table by entering the character's name or part of >>it. As Laura has pointed out, it can also be found in the Command Summary, >>specifically in section 15.2.2, "Other Review Commands". However, in the >>version 5.0 manual, someone made a boo-boo in section 3.15.1, because instead >>of giving the command as SPACE with N (I cannot verify with the QT v5.0 >>manual), it said, "...press SPACE with F, then F and ENTER". The command is >>still correctly mentioned in sections 7.20.4 and 15.2.2. Moreover, just to >>clarify, in v5.0 and earlier versions, this command can be learned from the >>context-sensitive help. Within a document, press SPACE with H (HELP KEY), >>and then Y to enter the Keyword Help Menu. You have a list of four >>sub-topics there. Type R to select the second item, "Review Commands". The >>fifth command the > r >> e is: "To find the next occurrence of the last search string, press SPACE >> with N (READ with N)." >>Lastly, to answer Steve's question as to what other commands are not >>documented, there are quite a number, I'm afraid. The one that's related to >>the Find option is SPACE with dots 3-5-6 (CTRL with BACKSPACE) which clears >>the search string (or replacement string), something that was not available >>in earlier versions. Thus, you can easily delete extraneous characters or >>words in a document that appear repeatedly using this command in the >>replacement string prompt. If anyone wants a more complete, although I >>cannot claim that it's 100% complete and error-free (particularly for the QT >>commands because I'm really a BT user, although I do make corrections when I >>learn or get informed about any), you can e-mail me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] for >>the consolidated BT and QT Command Summary I have created, where I added the >>undocumented commands I found, and the commands that were given in the v3.07 >>and v4.01 Readme files but were not included in the latest version of the >>User's Guide. >> Please do not ask me to post it to the list because it's a long file, longer >> than the regular command summary file you have because remember, it contains >> two sets of commands plus undocumented ones. If you ask nicely enough, I'll >> give it for free, except if you're from PDI, in which case I might consider >> selling it, LOL! >>BTW, Laura, I'll send you a more complete and corrected version of that >>consolidated command summary because I have added a few more to the one I >>first sent you. As for Don Bishop and Sharon Hewing, you got the updated one >>already so don't sweat. Thanks. >>HTH, >>Roselle >___ >To leave the BrailleNote list, send a blank message to >[EMAIL PROTECTED] >To view the list archives or change your preferences, visit >http://list.pulsedata.com/mailman/listinfo/braillenote
