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, 35Mail letter to:a575Attention: ~2: ~2: ~2:~~E:nQc}107580 .n5 1475 a.6 › 1475 b.7 Qd}Û 1475 c.8 ě 1475 d.9 ś 1475 e.Qe}?STYLE10.HLP,E: #̛~2:̛= ~~-~~v@0~8:̛Saved to RAMDISK...ś 1475 e.PV This is a TEXTPRO swap macro. It simulates dual text windows by switching between two files on the RAMDISK. The macro "remUg}embers" the position of the cursor within both files when you switch back and forth. This trick is accomplished by placing a Uq}??BDOS SYS(!DUP SYSBYITEXTPRO SYSBYTEXTPRO COMBKEYBUF COMBSTYLE10 HLPBTEXTEDT1HLPBTEXTEDT2HLPB TEXTEDT3HLPBTEXTEDT4HLPBTEXTSPE HLPBTEXTMAC HLPB!TEXTPRT HLPB'TEXTHELPHLPB+TEXTMENUHLPB /TEXTPRO FNTB 8TPROMAN FNTB ATPSQUAREFNTB JTPSTAND FNTBSNUMBER MACB ZSTYLE10 MACB fSWAP MACB{COPY MACBRUNOFF MACBXE130 MACBDEMO MACBHELP MACBMAILMERGMACBANFANG MACBREADME TXTBTEXTPRO MACB~TEXTPRO DOCB [AUTORUN SYSB!SETUP BATB iAMCZEICHFNTtag, in this case the inverse "", in the text before saving the file to the RAMDISK. When the file is loaded back into memorUr}y, the macro uses the "FIND" command to locate the tag, then deletes it, putting the cursor back where it was when you left. Us}All of this is done with the screen turned off so the swap is fairly quick and looks like a built-in feature of TEXTPRO. ThisUt} method of swapping files has an advantage over true windows in that both files can be any size up to the maximum 20K that caUu}n be loaded into TEXTPRO. In order to use this macro, both files must be placed on the RAMDISK and TEXTFILE.1 must be loadUv}ed into the editor. You then swap files by pressing the START key. Make sure to SAVE both files to disk before exiting the prUw}ogram -- don't just copy them from the RAMDISK unless you want the tag to be saved as well.Note: If you are using the "Ux}" character as a print-key, make sure to use another character for the tag. Any character (or even a string of characters) caUy}n be used as long as it does not occur anywhere within the text.#ԅ~8:TEXTFILE.1~8:TEXTFILE.2,TEXTFILE.1~8:TEXTFILE.2Uz} ~8:TEXTFILE.1ԛ does not occur anywhere within the text.#ԅ~8:TEXTFILE.1~8:TEXTFILE.2,TEXTFILE.1~8:TEXTFILE.2TThis is a macro to print multiple copies from TEXTPRO. Load as a macro and press OPTION 1-0 to print from 1 to 10 copies. UY|}ses nested macro technique.1Finished copy #121Finished copy #232Finished copy #343Finished copy #45Y}}4Finished copy #565Finished copy #676Finished copy #787Finished copy #898Finished copy #909FY~}inished copy #10vMultiple copy macro loaded, 1-0?COPYMAC.HLP,E:Finished copy #898Finished copy #909FXJa.APPENDIX textStart an appendix;.AUTOPARAGRAPHAutoparagraph modeA.AUTOSUBTITLESubtitle from each header level]}z.BEGIN BARInsert a bar (|) in column oneZ.END BAREnd bar insert modeB.BLANK n&.BOLDb.BREAKc.CENTER textE]}nter text to be centeredC.CB textEnter text for centered/boldface:.CHAPTER textStart a chapter/.COLOR n1,n2,n]}3,n4Define colors on the screen!.COMMENT textEnter comment[.CBA].CHYd.DISABLE commandEnter ]}command to disablex.END commandTerminate special modey.ENABLE BARTurn on the BAR commandY.ENABLE TOC n1, n2]}Start a table of contents.ESCAPE textPrint ESCAPE followed by texte.EXACTBegin to copy exactly to outputk.]}FIGURE nK.FIGURE DEFERRED nReserve n lines for figure..FIELD nInsert the n-th field from MLISTf.FILLSubsequent line]}s will be filled1.FIRST TITLEForce title to the first page6.FLAG name kEnables flags9.NFL name kDisable]} flagsF.FONT nSpecify printer font FOOTER text, FR text, SUBFOOTER text,(.SUBFOOT textEnter text for running foot]}erFOOTNOTE n, FN n, EFN Starts footnote FORMSIZE n Sets n physical lines per page g.GOSwitch from manual to fil]}e input1.HEADER LEVEL n texth.HEIGHT nSet n printing lines per page+.INCLUDE filei.INDENT nI.INDEX text]}j.JUSTIFY nL.LAYOUT n<.LEFT MARGIN n".LISTl.LIST ELEMENT=.LITERAL nm.MANUALM.MLIST file-.NO command]}'.NOTE title,.NUMBER no.OPAGE START pageSpecify selective printingO.OPAGE STOP pageSpecify selective ]}printingp.PAGEStart a new pagep.PAPER SIZE n1,n2Specify n1 print lines & n2 columns$.PAGING.P n1,n2,n3]}New paragraphq.PAUSEPause at the top of each pageP.PERIOD nInserts n spaces after full stop*.REQUIRE fileSp]}ecify alternate input file}.RESTARTInput to begin again at top of filer.RIGHTPrinting shifted to the right>.RIGHT M]}ARGIN nT.SEND TOC textPut text in table of contentss.SKIP nInsert n*spacing blank lines%.SPACING nSet line spa]}cing to nS.STRIKE nPrinter double strikeH.STYLE HEADERS n1,n2,n3,n4Controls HEADER LEVEL output formN.ST]}YLE nameTurn on named format).SUBTITLE text1Specify subtitlet.TEST PAGE nConditional paging if la
cszg ~8:TESTLoad Filep~~E:mgfm}MikelCollinsa2817 Charles Dr.cChalmettesLa.z70043pgfRonlRichea1234 Aycock St.cArabisLa.z70043pfl{@}Y The Atari Users Regional Association Presents TEXTPRO v1.1 q} A Word Processor for the ATARI Home Computer featuring User Definable Keyboard Macros Keq}yboard Macro Feature [C]1986 by Mike Collins and Ronnie RicheBE SURE AND MAKE A BACKUP DISK BEFOREq} USING THIS PROGRAM DISK!!!This diskette contains several files, and they contain the following:(NOTE: ALL DOC. FILq}ES ARE ON SIDE B)TEXTPRO.COM - This version of the Textpro word processor.TEXTPROR.COM - A version of Textpro with a highq}er memlo.TEXTPRO.DOC - The main documentation file for the word processor.TEXTPRO2.DOC - Some additional documentation onq} quirks and such.MACROS.DOC - Documentation on the macro feature of Textpro.DEMO.MAC - A demonstration of the keyboard maq}cro feature, rename to TEXTPRO.MAC to view this example.MAILMERG.MAC - Macro for the mail merge feature.XE130.MAC & SWAP.q}MAC - Both are macros for windowing using a ramdisk.RUNOFF.MAC - Macro for Run Off command usage.COPY.MAC - Macro for mulq}tiple printing of documents.HELP.MAC - Macro for display of help screens.All files with an extender of '.HLP' have to do q}with the HELP.MAC file.KEYBUF.COM - an eighty key type ahead buffer, for use in TEXTPRO and other programs. Note: it is locq}ated in page six. Binary load using 'L' from DOS before use of TEXTPRO.TPROMAN.FNT....TPSQUARE.FNT....TPSTAND.FNT - fonts eq}specially designed for use with TEXTPRO. Rename to TEXTPRO.FNT to use.NUMBER.MAC - an automatic numbering macro for test quq}estions and such.STYLE10.MAC - macro for ten pitch printouts and much more.STYLE10.DOC - Extensive documentation on the Sq}TYLE10.MAC file.STYLE10.HLP - Help screen for STYLE10.MAC, may be added to the HELP.MAC on front of disk.FOOTER.DOC - docq}umentation file explaining footnotes.APENDIX1.DOC - Appendix 1 to main TEXTPRO.DOC files.In order to print out the documeq}ntation files on this you will need to do the following:* Clear the text buffer by typing CONTROL-CLEAR, and responding yesq} to the prompt.* Load in the desired file by pressing CONTROL-L, and entering the desired filename.* Print the file in the q}buffer by pressing CONTROL-P, and pressing RETURN.Following this the desired file will be output on your printer. Then you q}should continue this with the other documentation files that you would like hardcopy on.To disable this automatic display tq}ext all you have to do is rename it to something other than TEXTPRO.MAC.Now we will return you to the editor, so you can geq}t to work.}YBack in the editor...to something other than TEXTPRO.MAC.Now we will return you to the editor, so you can gep$12 4 1 5 0 10 70 2 12 132To load this word processor boot the disk without basic and L load the TEXTPRO.COM file.u}To use the ramdisk and 130XE features copy all files on the disk to a DOS 2.5 disk that has RAMDISK.COM file (don't copy DOSu}.SYS or DUP.SYS from original disk because they are DOS 2.0) disk to a DOS 2.5 disk that has RAMDISK.COM file (don't copy DOSt+CTRL-S(ave config file). This will write the configura}}tion file to the disk for selection at startup. If you change the user interface during an edit and would like it retu}}rned to the startup selections press CTRL-J. To pick a font for the editor choose any ATARI Graphics 0 font, put it on}} your TEXTPRO disk and name it TEXTPRO.FNT. It will load automatically at startup.EDITING COMMANDS: The ed}}itor for TEXTPRO is full featured and behaves like the standard ATARI editor. There are also other additions which make the T}}EXTPRO editor one of the most functional and complete offered for the ATARI.The additional editing commands are: * SH}}IFT-LEFT/RIGHT ARROW Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous word or the next word respectively * SHIFT-UP/D}}OWN ARROW Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous paragraph or next paragraph respectively. * CTRL-[ and CT}}RL-] Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous sentence or the next sentence respectively. * CTRL-Q to move th}}e cursor to the beginning of the screen line. * CTRL-Z to move the cursor to the end of the screen line. * CTRL-H}}(ome) command pressed once the cursor goes to the top of the screen. If held down or pressed twice in succession the cursor j}}umps to the top of the file. * CTRL-E(nd of file) command moves the cursor to the end of the file.ADDITIONAL COMMAN}}DS: The command summary file at the end of this document has the command listing for TEXTPRO. Most of the commands are}} self-explanatory. Also obtain the MACROS.DOC file that contains an explanation of the powerful keyboard macro feature of TEX}}TPRO and a few of the many ways that macros can be used. Learn to emulate multiple buffers with your XE (or any other RAMDISK}}). TEXTPRO features programmable printkeys for the defining of control characters for the printer. These characters }}are not counted for spacing or justification. To define a control code enter the print key using: <.>, SELECT+Period which is defined as deci}}mal 32 and is the hard space character. This character is counted by the formatting and justification routines and by the pri}}nter as a printable space character. You may create non printing tags for your text file by defining print keys of yo}}ur choice as the full character of your particular printer, usually decimal 255. Put in as many as you like. You may i}}mbed any character within the text simply by typing ESC prior to entering the keystroke. This will allow control characters t}}o be printed to the screen. This is the procedure used for editing the TEXTPRO command macro sequences. The special TEXTPRO c}}haracter sets will display control characters in a different font so they will be recognizable.Note: To enter the ESCape ch}}aracter simply press ESC twice in succession.ADDITIONAL FEATURES OF TEXTPRO: * Fast, full featured editor for eas}}y text entry. More cursor movement flexibility than any other ATARI word processor. * Cut, paste between files. Delete}} to end and top of file. Save and load from the editor or get full DOS features from the DOS menu for up to 8 drives. *}} Editor information commands to give byte counts, word counts and the position of the cursor in the print file. * Use}}r programmable print keys, macro keys, and function keys. * Full featured formatting including justification, conditio}}nal page break, outdenting, headers, footers, page numbering and block right. * The ability to exit to DOS and run in}}teractively with other proprams. Using MEM.SAV your text file can be retrieved on re-entry to the program. * Print, sa}}ve, load to any legal device. Copy HELP files to screen. Copy files from device to device without leaving the program or losi}}ng text in editor. * Supports the following hardware and software enhancements: + All RAMDISKS can be used}} from the DOS menu or the editor. It does not matter which RAMDISK (AXLON, RAMBO, XE) is used as long as legal calls to CIO a}}re implemented by the software. + All versions of the Time/Date display of SPARTADOS up to Version 3 +}} The program has been tested with the HAPPY running high speed I/O and with the US Doubler with it's Ultra Speed package wit}}hout difficulty. The menu also supports the use of 8 disk drives and can be used with the new ICD drive modification for the }}1050 which defines drives 5-8. + DOS Packages: TEXTPRO uses only legal calls to the operating system for input a}}nd output. The program is also supplied in two versions which are essentially identical except in the assembled address. }} The R-version of the program is assembled 3K higher to allow larger DOS packages, RS-232 handlers and your own utility rou}}tines to be available underneath. The only functional difference in the versions is the size of the text buffer which is redu}}ced 3K in the R-version to about 17K.The following results have been obtained with these DOS packages:SPARTADOSAll versi~}ons of SpartaDos tested work well with TEXTPRO, even using all the additional DOS features. The TEXTPRO file entry routines a~}llow room for the use of sub directories and you can exit to DOS, use any built in DOS function except COPY, and return to th~}e program with your text intact. This is great for changing, deleting, or creating directories.DOS 2/2.5Works with both ve~}rsions of Atari DOS equally well. If MEM.SAV is used the same ability to exit and use DOS features works with these DOS's. Mo~}st of the available DOS features required are available from the TEXTPRO menu so exit to DOS with these packages is hardly ne~}cessary except to run another binary file.OS/A+Since TEXTPRO was developed using this DOS and MAC/65 it works very well w~}ith OS/A+. Exits and re-runs beautifully retaining your file when re-run with the RUN command.TOPDOSDoes not presently sup~}port the menu function from this DOS. If there is a simple solution to this problem it will be corrected in a future version.~}MACHDOSUse the Reversion of TEXTPRO to avoid conflict with MachDos's higher low memory setting. The standard TEXTPRO versi~ }on will conflict with MachDos during load and save operations. This is the only limitation encountered using MachDos.MYDOS~ }The TEXTPRO menu feature does not work with this DOS due to the directory structure. This is due to the DOS and not to the T~ }EXTPRO program. If there is a simple solution it will be implemented in the future. The assembly and RUN addresses of ~ }TEXTPRO 1.1 and TEXTPRO 1.1r are 1F00 and 2B00 respectively. The paste buffer and the macro buffer are fixed at 3K each for b~ }oth versions. The copy routine used by TEXTPRO uses the paste buffer for file transfer so text stored there will be lost~} when COPY is used. The infamous PAGE SIX is free and can be used for a keyboard buffer program or other utilities as d~}esired. This can help to make text entry at the top of a large file more reliable if not faster. The best solution for rapid ~}editing throughout the file is to keep your files under 12K or so. Page zero locations $CB through $CF are also free. ~} The extra RAM of your 130XE or modified 800 machine can be used to its maximum by using the ramdisk with the Keyboard Macro ~}Feature to emulate a multiple open buffer system that can be called with a single keypress. The Mosaic and Axlon boards work ~}identically in this application to the 130. The macro to implement this feature is already written into the 130XE macro file ~}for TEXTPRO. This macro defines the ramdisk as D8:. If your ramdisk is set for a different drive number simply edit the macr~}o to suit. Within the limitations of ramdisk size you can have up to 64 files in RAM simultaneously and they can be accessed ~}and manipulated from a menu without ever typing in a filename. Using SpartaDos you can even have different subdirectories on~} the ramdisk and switch between them with a few keystrokes. Try that with your ST. Unlike true multiple RAM buffers the ramdi~}sk can also contain other types of files (BASIC etc.) for use from DOS. One of the most useful features of this method is to ~}list BASIC programs to the ramdisk, load them to TEXTPRO with the word wrap and carriage returns off and a 40 column screen w~}idth to mimic the BASIC editor and then edit, cut, paste, search/replace and manipulate the file as you wish. You can then e~}xit to DOS, go to BASIC and ENTER your program from ramdisk for testing. This is only one example of the flexibility offered ~}by TEXTPRO. TEXTPRO will disable BASIC automatically on load unless the OPTION key is held down during the load. If B~}ASIC is enabled in this way the text buffer loses 8K of RAM space. If you are running TEXTPRO interactively with BASIC you mu~}st turn BASIC off for running TEXTPRO and back on after exit from TEXTPRO. BASIC cannot be enabled by pressing OPTION when lo~}ading TEXTPRO for entry and use after exiting TEXTPRO. The reason for this is the use of BASIC's page zero pointers by TEXTPR~ }O. Running BASIC after exiting TEXTPRO without resetting these pointers can cause unpredictable results. One possible ~!}reason to enable BASIC with the OPTION key when loading TEXTPRO is to give 800XL owners a ramdisk under BASIC. SpartaDos alre~"}ady provides a program for this application. Since the ramdisk offers about 6K of storage and the loss of RAM to BASIC is 8K ~#}the loss of memory for this application is only about 2K. For you students that do your homework on your school's VAX~$} mainframe over the phone line using the Atari Public Domain Kermit program by John Pavlovich you will be happy to know that ~%}Kermit runs interactively with the TEXTPRO R-version. Go to Kermit, get your homework, exit to DOS, run TEXTPRO and edit the ~&}file. Then just reverse the procedure and compile it on the VAX. Get your errors, if any, and go back to TEXTPRO to make the~'} corrections. Just turn off the word wrap to work on those tables and get your file length using the TEXTPRO file size featur~(}e. Try it. You'll like it.Documentation written and printed using TEXTPRO 1.1 and the STYLE10 formatting macro under~)} development: TEXTPRO PLUS and the TEXTPRO utilities for: * Table of contents * Footnotes * Indexi~*}ng * Spell checking * Microspacing * Enhanced formatting ...and TEXTPRO compatible TextPro Comman~+}d SummaryKEYBOARD COMMANDSNormal Select---------------------------------------------------~,}----------CTRL A Upper/lowercase SwapCTRL B Background Color Reverses sequenceCTRL C Change ~-} Select Change StringCTRL D Delete Append to BufferCTRL E End of TextCTRL F Find Stri~.}ng Select Find StringCTRL G Global Search and ReplaceCTRL H Home CursorCTRL I Insert/Replace Toggle~/}CTRL J Restore Default ParameterCTRL K Kill BufferCTRL L Load File Load Config FileCTRL M MenuCTR~0}L N Fast Repeat On/Off Key Click On/OffCTRL O Show False Spaces On/Off Show Return Char On/OffCTRL P PrintCTR~1}L Q Beginning of Line Copy FileCTRL R Restore Deleted TextCTRL S Save File Save Config F~2}ileCTRL T Text Brightness Reverses sequenceCTRL U Used/Unused Memory Delete to Top of FileCTRL ~3} V Load Macro File Delete to End of FileCTRL W Print Position of CursorCTRL X Exit to DOSCTRL Y Word Wrap~4} On/OffCTRL Z End of Line Enable Screen DisplayCTRL ? Word CountCTRL [ Sentence LeftCTRL ] Sentence~5} RightCTRL + Character LeftCTRL * Character RightCTRL - Character UpCTRL = Character DownSHIFT > Insert 255 SpacesS~6}HIFT < Delete Unused SpacesSHIFT + Word LeftSHIFT * Word RightSHIFT - Paragraph UpSHIFT = Paragraph DownOPTION Executes MacroCTRL TAB Narrow ScreenSHIFT TAB Widen ScreenSELECT RESET Causes Cold Start Special Macro Specifiers~8}Entered as in Macro File------------------------------------------------------------- @ .............~9}................. Startup Macro # .............................. START Key Macro ? ......................~:}........ HELP Key Macro Atari Control CommandsEntered with CONTROL-------------------------------------------------------~;}------ 1 . ............................ Pause Screen 2 .............................. Ring BellText~<}Pro Command SummaryCommands Available from Macros OnlyEntered with ESC then SELECT-CTRL----------------------------------~=}---------------------------A Moves cursor left one spaceE Erase G Goto Macro K Wait f~>}or KeypressM Print to Message Line (persistent)P Pre-Select Macro If followed by a Load Macro command will go~?} to the selected macro in the chained fileR Rename X Disables ScreenY Print to Message L~@}ine (until next keypress) TextPro Print CommandsEntered with SELECT keySELECT + ~A} Default Parameter-------------------------------------------------------------ottom margin 58<~B}c>enter textdge rightooter defineo to linked fileeader definenformation lineelect linefeedseft ma~C}rgin 5argin releaseext page, conditional with # 0

age length 66justify ~D}right 0=off 1=on offight margin 75ine spacing 1op margin ~E} 5nderline togglepage wait offcolumns across 80<#>page number<@>starting~F} page number 1print starting with # 1Pre Programmed Print KeysEntered with SELECTSELECT+ ~G} Default (For most printers)-------------------------------------------------------------<.>decimal value ~H}............... 32 (hard space)<1>decimal value ............... 27 (Escape)<2>decimal value ............... 14 (Elongate on~I})<3>decimal value ............... 15 (Elong. off/condensed on)<4>decimal value ............... 18 (Condensed off)Special~J} Case KeysEntered to Command Line------------------------------------------------------------- and ~K} When entered in macros or pressed during command line entry in a load, save, or save macro operation these keys print t~L}he name of the last file loaded to the command line. prints the name without device to the command line prints the name with the load device to the command lineints the name without device to the command line`<|fl0fF68of;888p88pf< 886ll6~~l66lff~fff<<ff<flxxlf`````~cwkccfv~nffl}6>ff;ff;``|ff|<``<>ff>60|000>f>|``|fff8<f<``lx|f8<p}6kcl666f>|f``ff<ck6f< x~8~f>|f``ff<ck6f< x~8~