1  Overview
=TITLE Overview
=TITLE Overview of the Notepad Editor
=KEYWORD Overview
 The Notepad editor is a text editor that is useful
 for everyday tasks such as writing letters or writing
 programs.

 The Notepad editor saves your edits in files, which
 you can later print, revise, or incorporate into other
 files.

 For more information about using the Notepad editor,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

 For information about using help, choose Using Help
 from the Help menu above.

2  DECBasics
=TITLE DECBasics
=TITLE DECwindows Basics
=INCLUDE Overview
=KEYWORD Basics
 Information about using DECwindows, such as how to use
 windows, dialog boxes, and scroll bars, is available
 from Session Manager help. A glossary of DECwindows
 terms is also available. To get Session Manager help:

 1. Move the pointer to the Session Manager icon (the
    icon with your user name and the name of your
    system) in the Icon Box.

 2. Press mouse button 1 (MB1) twice quickly to display
    the Session Manager window.

 3. Move the pointer to the Help menu; press and hold
    MB1 to pull down this menu.

 4. Move the pointer to the Overview menu item and
    release MB1 to display information about using
    DECwindows.

2  Typing_Text
=TITLE Typing_Text
=TITLE Typing and Formatting Text
=KEYWORD Typing Formatting Editing Text
 After you give the Notepad editor window input focus,
 you can type text from the keyboard. The Notepad editor
 enters the text at the position marked by the text
 insertion cursor.

 Use the Tab key, the space bar, and the Return key to
 arrange text in the Notepad editor window as you want
 it to appear.

2  Opening_exis
=TITLE Opening_exis
=TITLE Opening an Existing File
=KEYWORD Files Opening
 Choose either Open... or Open Selected from the File
 menu to open an existing file.

 If you choose Open..., a dialog box appears. Use the
 scroll bars to view a complete list of files.

 Move the pointer to the name of the file you want to
 open and click MB1 or type the name of the file in the
 text field. Click on the Open button.

 Alternatively, you can use the mouse to select a file
 name from anywhere on your screen. For example, you
 can list the files in a directory while working in a
 DECterm window and select one of those files. Then
 choose Open Selected from the File menu. Notepad will
 open the file that you selected.

2  Opening_second
=TITLE Opening_second
=TITLE Opening a Second Notepad Editor Window
=INCLUDE Overview opening_exis
=KEYWORD Opening
 Choose New from the File menu to open a second Notepad
 editor window.

 Enter text or open an existing file in the second
 Notepad editor window.

 You can copy or move text from one Notepad editor
 window to another.

2  Editing_Text
=TITLE Editing_Text
=TITLE Editing Text
=KEYWORD Editing Text
 The Notepad editor lets you enter text or edit the
 existing text in the Notepad editor window.

 To enter text, position the pointer in the appropriate
 location, click MB1, and begin typing.

 For specific information about editing operations,
 double click on an item from the list of additional
 topics below.

3  Selecting_Text
=TITLE Selecting_Text
=TITLE Selecting Text
=KEYWORD Selecting Text
 Select text by pressing and holding MB1, dragging
 the pointer over the text, and releasing MB1. This
 highlights the selected text.

 You can also select text by clicking MB1 two or more
 times in quick succession. A double click selects a
 word. A triple click selects a line and a quadruple
 click selects the entire document.

3  Moving_cursor
=TITLE Moving_cursor
=TITLE Moving the Cursor
=INCLUDE Overview Editing_text moving_to_line
=KEYWORD Cursor Moving Keys
 When you type at the keyboard, the Notepad editor
 editor inserts text at the position marked by the
 cursor.

 To move the cursor to any location in the Notepad
 editor window, move the pointer to that location and
 click MB1.

 Press the right arrow key to move the cursor one space
 to the right, and the left arrow key to move the cursor
 one space to the left.

 Press Shift and the right arrow key to move the cursor
 one word to the right, and Shift and the left arrow key
 to move the cursor one space to the left.

 Press the up arrow key to move the cursor up one line,
 and the down arrow key to move the cursor down one
 line.

 Choose Go to Top from the Navigate menu to move the
 cursor to the top of the Notepad editor window. Choose
 Go to Bottom from the Navigate menu to move the cursor
 to the bottom of the Notepad editor window.

3  Moving_to_Line
=TITLE Moving_to_Line
=TITLE Moving the Cursor to a Specified Line
=INCLUDE Overview Editing_text moving_cursor
=INCLUDE Overview Editing_text selecting_text
=KEYWORD Cursor Moving
 There are two ways to move the cursor to the beginning
 of a specified line.

 -  Choose Go to Selected Line Number to move the cursor
    to the beginning of a specific line if the if you
    have selected that line number in one of hte windows
    on your screen.

    For example, the line number might appear in a
    compiler error message displayed in a DECterm
    window.

 -  Choose Go to Line... from the Navigate menu. A
    dialog box appears. Enter the line number. Click
    on the OK button or press the Return key. The cursor
    moves to the beginning of the specified line.

3  Deleting_text
=TITLE Deleting_text
=TITLE Deleting Text
=INCLUDE overview editing_text selecting_text
=KEYWORD Text Deleting
 To delete a character that appears to the left of the
 cursor, press the Delete key. To delete a character
 that appears to the right of the cursor, hold down the
 Shift key and press the Delete key.

 To delete the word that appears to the left of the
 cursor, press F13. To delete the word that appears to
 the right of the cursor, hold down the Shift key and
 press F13.

 To delete a large amount of text, first select the
 text. Press the Delete key.

3  Copying_text
=TITLE Copying_text
=TITLE Copying Text
=INCLUDE overview editing_text selecting_text
=KEYWORD Text Copying
 The Notepad editor lets you copy text from one location
 in a text buffer to another location. To copy text in a
 text buffer:

 1. Select the text you want copied to another location.

 2. Choose the Copy menu item from the Edit menu to
    store the copied text.

 3. Move the text cursor to where you want the selected
    text copied by positioning the pointer and clicking
    MB1.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The selected text is copied to the new location.

3  moving_text
=TITLE moving_text
=TITLE Moving Text
=KEYWORD Text Moving
 The Notepad editor saves the last text you selected
 and deleted. You can move text you have selected and
 deleted from one location in the text buffer to another
 location.

 To move text in a buffer:

 1. Select the text you want to move to another
    location.

 2. Choose the Cut menu item from the Edit menu.

 3. Move the text cursor to where you want to insert the
    deleted text by positioning the pointer and clicking
    MB1.

 4. Choose the Paste menu item from the Edit menu.

 The deleted text is copied to the new location.

3  Undoing_edits
=TITLE Undoing_edits
=TITLE Canceling and Reinstating Edits
=KEYWORD Canceling Reinstating Editing
 The Notepad editor defines a single edit as all
 keystrokes entered since the last time you either
 pressed the Delete key or repositioned the cursor by
 moving the pointer and pressing MB1.

 Choose Undo from the Edit menu to cancel the most
 recent edit. To reinstate this edit, choose Redo from
 the Edit menu.

 The Notepad editor also allows you to cancel and
 reinstate a series of edits. Choose Undo... from the
 Edit menu. A dialog box appears.

 Click on the Undo button to cancel one edit at a time.
 Click on the Redo button to reinstate one edit at a
 time, beginning with the most recently canceled edit.
 Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
 from the screen.

3  Searching_string
=TITLE Searching_string
=TITLE Searching for a Text String
=KEYWORD Searching Text
 To search for a text string:

 1. Choose the Next... menu item from the Search menu. A
    dialog box appears.

 2. Type the text you want to locate.

 3. Click on the Next screen button to initiate a search
    from the current position to the end of the file;
    click on the Previous button to search from the
    current position back to the beginning of the file.

 4. Continue to search for occurrences of the text
    string by clicking on the Next or Previous button.

 By default, the Notepad editor treats uppercase and
 lowercase letters differently. Click on the Case
 Sensitive button from the Customize menu to make
 searches disregard the difference between uppercase
 and loworcase occurrences of a letter.

4  search_window
=TITLE search_window
=TITLE Searching for Text on the Screen
=KEYWORD Searching Text
 To search within Notepad for text that you have
 selected from anywhere on your screen:

 1. Select the text string

 2. Choose the Next Selected or Previous Selected menu
    item

3  Replacing_string
=TITLE Replacing_string
=TITLE Replacing a Text String with Another Text String
=KEYWORD Replacing Text
 You can replace a text string with another text string.
 This is useful if you have spelled a word incorrectly
 throughout a long file and you want to fix every
 occurrence of the misspelled word.

 To replace a text string with another text string:

 1. Choose Replace All... from the Search menu. A dialog
    box appears.

 2. Enter the text that you want to replace in the text
    entry field.

 3. Click on the New text entry field. Enter the new
    text that you want to substitute.

 4. Click on the OK button.

4  replace_once
=TITLE replace_once
=TITLE Replacing a Single Text String
=KEYWORD Replacing Text
 To replace a single text string:

 1. Select the text you want to replace. (The first
    time you want to make a substitution; for subsequent
    replacements Notepad selects the desired target for
    you.)

 2. Choose Replace Once... from the Search menu.

    Notepad searches from the current cursor position
    and highlights the first occurrence of the text.

 3. Click on the Yes button to replace the text string.
    Click on the No button if you decide not to replace
    the text string. Notepad will then search for the
    next occurrence of the text.

    Click on the Cancel button to stop the search
    procedure.

4  replace_sele
=TITLE replace_sele
=TITLE Replacing Text Within a Selected Area
=KEYWORD Replacing Text
 To replace a text string within a given area:

 1. Select the text that you want to replace.

 2. Choose Replace Within Selected Area... from the
    Search menu.

 3. Enter the old text that you want the Notepad editor
    to replace in the Old text entry field.

 4. Click on the New text entry field. Enter the new
    text that you want substituted.

 5. Click on the OK button.

2  Saving_file
=TITLE Saving_file
=TITLE Saving all Changes Made to a File
=KEYWORD Saving Files Editing
 Choose Save to save all the changes you make to an
 existing file.

 You can save all the changes you make to a Notepad
 window that is not yet associated with a file name as
 follows:

 1. Choose Save As... from the File menu; a dialog box
    appears.

 2. Enter the file name and click on the OK button.

 You can also save all changes and end a Notepad session
 by choosing Exit from the File menu. Notepad will
 prompt you for a file name.

2  quitting
=TITLE quitting
=TITLE Quitting from the Notepad Editor
=INCLUDE Overview exiting
=KEYWORD Quitting
 Choose Quit from the File menu to end a Notepad
 session.

 If you did not specify a file when you started Notepad
 and you did not make changes to that file, the Notepad
 session ends.

 If you choose Quit after you have made changes to
 a file, Notepad displays a dialog box that asks you
 whether you want to save the changes you made.

 Click on Yes to quit and save the changes, click on No
 to quit and not save the changes, or click on Cancel to
 continue editing the file.

 If you click on the Yes button, Notepad displays the
 Save As... dialog box that allows you to enter a file
 name. Click on OK to save the file. Click on Cancel to
 leave the save operation.

2  exiting
=TITLE exiting
=TITLE Exiting from the Notepad Editor
=INCLUDE Overview quitting
=KEYWORD Exiting
 Choose Exit from the File menu to exit from Notepad
 and save your edits. If you have modified a file, the
 Notepad editor creates a new version of the file. The
 new version has the same file name and file type as the
 original version, with the version number incremented
 by 1.

2  Journal
=TITLE Journal
=TITLE Using Journal Files
=KEYWORD Journaling Files
 Notepad creates a journal file containing a record
 of all edits performed during an editing session. If
 an editing session ends due to a system failure, the
 Notepad editor saves the journal file.

 When you attempt to edit a file that has an associated
 journal file, the Notepad editor displays a dialog
 box asking if you whether you want the previous edits
 restored. Click on the Yes button to perform the
 recovery. Click on the No button to delete the old
 journal file.

 If your editing session is interrupted before you
 create a file the Notepad editor saves your keystrokes
 in a journal file and assigns the untitled buffer a
 file name. To recover the editing session:

 1. Choose Open... from the File menu.

 2. Select the journal file you want to recover. A
    dialog box is is displayed.

 3. Click on the Yes button.

2  Menus
=TITLE Menus
=TITLE Notepad Editor Menus
=KEYWORD Menus
 The Notepad editor has six menus that allow you to edit
 files and get help using the Notepad editor . The menus
 are as follows:

 -  File

 -  Edit

 -  Search

 -  Navigate

 -  Customize

 -  Help

3  File
=TITLE File
=TITLE The File Menu
=KEYWORD Menus Files
 The File menu allows you to manipulate files. It
 contains the following menu items:

 -  New

 -  Open...

 -  Open Selected

 -  Include...

 -  Save

 -  Save As...

 -  Revert

 -  Quit

 -  Exit

4  New
=TITLE New
=TITLE New
=KEYWORD Menus Opening
 Choose New to open a second Notepad editor window.

 Enter text or open an existing file in the second
 Notepad editor window.

 You can copy or move text from one Notepad editor
 window to another.

4  Open_und
=TITLE Open_und
=TITLE Open...
=KEYWORD Menus Opening
 Choose Open... to open an existing file. A dialog box
 appears.

 Use the scroll bars to view a complete list of files.
 Move the pointer to the name of the file you want to
 open and double click on the file name.

4  Open_sel
=TITLE Open_sel
=TITLE Open Selected
=KEYWORD Menus Opening
 Choose Open Selected to open a file whose name you have
 selected anywhere on your workstation screen.

4  include
=TITLE include
=TITLE Include...
=KEYWORD Menus Including Files
 Choose Include... to include and existing file in the
 text buffer that you are currently editing.

 To include an existing file:

 1. Move the text cursor to where you want the included
    file inserted.

 2. Choose Include... from the File menu. A dialog box
    is displayed.

 3. Select the file from the files listed in the
    dialog box or type the name of the file you want
    to include.

 4. Click on the OK button.

 The contents of the included file are inserted in the
 editing window at the current cursor position.

4  Save
=TITLE Save
=TITLE Save
=KEYWORD Menus Saving
 Choose Save to save all the changes made to a Notepad
 window that contains a file name.

4  Save_as
=TITLE Save_as
=TITLE Save As...
=KEYWORD Menus Saving
 Choose Save As... to save all changes to a Notepad
 editor window that does not contain a file name. A
 dialog box appears. Enter a file name and click on the
 OK button to save the file.

4  Revert
=TITLE Revert
=TITLE Revert
=KEYWORD Menus Reverting
 Choose Revert to reinsert a file. When you Revert a
 file, the Notepad editor cancels all edits made to the
 file during an editing session.

4  Quit
=TITLE Quit
=TITLE Quit
=KEYWORD Menus Quitting
 Choose Quit to discard the edits from an editing
 session and close the editing window.

4  Exit
=TITLE Exit
=TITLE Exit
=KEYWORD Menus Exiting
 Choose Exit to save your edits and close the editing
 window.

 If you have modified a file, the Notepad editor creates
 a new version of the file.

 If you have not yet named the file, a dialog box
 appears. Enter the file name in the text entry field
 and click on the OK button.

3  Edit_menu
=TITLE Edit_menu
=TITLE The Edit Menu
=KEYWORD Menus Editing Files
 The Edit menu allows you to edit files. It contains the
 following menu items:

 -  Undo

 -  Redo

 -  Undo...

 -  Cut

 -  Copy

 -  Paste

 -  Clear

 -  Select All

 -  Filter Selection

4  Undo
=TITLE Undo
=TITLE Undo
=KEYWORD Menus Undoing Editing Files
 Choose Undo to cancel the most recent edit. You can
 cancel only a single edit by choosing Undo.

 Choose Undo... to cancel a series of edits.

 The Notepad editor defines a single edit as all
 keystrokes entered since the last time you either
 pressed the Delete key or repositioned the cursor by
 moving the pointer and pressing MB1.

4  Redo
=TITLE Redo
=TITLE Redo
=KEYWORD Menus Redoing Editing Files
 Choose Redo to reinstate the most recently canceled
 edit. You can reinstate only a single edit by choosing
 Redo.

 Choose Undo... to cancel your most recent edit.

 The Notepad editor defines a single edit as all
 keystrokes entered since the last time you either
 pressed the Delete key or repositioned the cursor by
 moving the pointer and pressing MB1.

4  Undo_sequence
=TITLE Undo_sequence
=TITLE Undo...
=KEYWORD Menus Undoing Editing Files
 Choose Undo... to cancel a number of edits. A dialog
 box appears.

 Click on the Undo button to cancel one edit at a time.
 Click on the Redo button to reinstate one edit at a
 time, beginning with the most recently undone edit.
 Click on the Cancel button to remove the dialog box
 from the screen.

4  Cut
=TITLE Cut
=TITLE Cut
=KEYWORD Menus Cutting Editing Text
 Choose Cut to remove selected text from the file.

 You can insert the text in another location or in
 another VMS DECwindows window by moving the cursor
 to the new location and choosing Paste.

4  Copy
=TITLE Copy
=TITLE Copy
=KEYWORD Menus Copying Editing Text
 Choose Copy to copy selected text from one location
 to another. A copy of the text remains at the current
 location.

 You can insert the text in another location or in
 another VMS DECwindows window by moving the cursor
 to the new location and choosing Paste.

4  Paste
=TITLE Paste
=TITLE Paste
=KEYWORD Menus Pasting Editing Text
 Choose Paste to insert text at the current cursor
 location. You must have previously cut or copied this
 text by choosing Cut or Copy.

4  Clear
=TITLE Clear
=TITLE Clear
=KEYWORD Menus Clearing Editing Text
 Choose Clear to erase a selected portion of text.

4  Select_All
=TITLE Select_All
=TITLE Select All
=KEYWORD Menus Selecting Text
 Choose Select All to select all the text within the
 Notepad window.

4  Filter_und
=TITLE Filter_und
=TITLE Filter Selection...
=KEYWORD Menus 
 
This help frame will be included at a later date.

3  Search_menu
=TITLE Search_menu
=TITLE The Search Menu
=KEYWORD Menus Searching
 The Search menu allows you to search for text strings,
 and replace test strings with other text strings. It
 contains the following menu items:

 -  Next Selected

 -  Previous Selected

 -  Next...

 -  Previous...

 -  Next Incremental...

 -  Previous Incremental...

 -  Replace Once...

 -  Replace Within Selected Area...

 -  Replace All....

4  Next_sele
=TITLE Next_sele
=TITLE Next Selected
=KEYWORD Menus Selecting
 Choose Next Selected to move through the file to the
 next occurrence of a selected string.

4  Previous_sele
=TITLE Previous_sele
=TITLE Previous Selected
=KEYWORD Menus Selecting
 Choose Previous Selected to move through the file to
 the previous occurrence of a selected string.

4  next_und
=TITLE next_und
=TITLE Next...
=KEYWORD Menus Searching
 Choose Next... to search for the next forward
 occurrence of a text string. A dialog box appears.
 Type the text that you want to search for and click on
 the Next button.

 Notepad editor searches from the current cursor
 position and highlights the first occurrence of the
 text string. Click on the Next button to find the next
 occurrence of the string. Click on the Previous button
 to find the previous occurrence of the string.

 By default, the Notepad editor treats uppercase and
 lowercase letters differently. Click on the Case
 Sensitive button from the Customize menu to make
 searches disregard the difference between uppercase
 and loworcase occurrences of a letter.

4  Previous_und
=TITLE Previous_und
=TITLE Previous...
=KEYWORD Menus Searching
 Choose Previous... to search for a text string and for
 the previous occurrence of that string. A dialog box
 appears.

 Type the text string that you want to search for in the
 text entry field and press Return.

 The Notepad editor searches from the current cursor
 position and highlights the previous occurrence of the
 text string. Click on the Previous button to continue
 to search for a previous occurrence of the string.

 By default, the Notepad editor treats uppercase and
 lowercase letters differently. Click on the Case
 Sensitive button from the Customize menu to make
 searches disregard the difference between uppercase
 and loworcase occurrences of a letter.

4  Next_inc
=TITLE Next_inc
=TITLE Next Incremental...
=KEYWORD Menus Searching
 Choose Next Incremental... to search for a character
 pattern. A dialog box appears.

 Type the pattern that you want to search for in the
 Pattern text entry field. You can add characters or
 delete characters from the search string during the
 search operation, and the Notepad editor returns to the
 initial search position in the buffer and looks again
 for the modified pattern.

 Notepad editor searches from the current cursor
 position and highlights the first occurrence of the
 pattern. Click on the Next button to find the next
 occurrence of the pattern. Click on the Previous button
 to find the previous occurrence of the pattern.

4  Previous_inc
=TITLE Previous_inc
=TITLE Previous Incremental...
=KEYWORD Menus Searching
 Choose Previous Incremental... to search for a previous
 character pattern. A dialog box appears.

 Type the pattern that you want to search for in the
 Pattern text entry field. You can add characters or
 delete characters from the search string during the
 search operation, and the Notepad editor returns to the
 initial search position in the buffer and looks again
 for the modified pattern.

 Notepad editor searches from the current cursor
 position and highlights the first occurrence of the
 pattern. Click on the Next button to find the next
 occurrence of the pattern. Click on the Previous button
 to find the previous occurrence of the pattern.

4  Replace_once
=TITLE Replace_once
=TITLE Replace Once...
=KEYWORD Menus Replacing Text
 Choose Replace Once... to replace a text string with
 another text string. A dialog box appears.

 Type the string you want to replace in the Old text
 entry field. Enter the new string in the text entry
 field labeled New. Click on the Yes button.

4  Replace_sel
=TITLE Replace_sel
=TITLE Replace Within Selected Area...
=KEYWORD Menus Replacing Text
 Choose Replace Within Selected Area... to change some
 text throughout a section of your Notepad buffer.

 Select the area where you want to make the change. Type
 the text you want to replace in the text entry field
 labeled Old. Enter the new replacement string in the
 text entry field labeled New. Click on the OK button.

4  Replace_all
=TITLE Replace_all
=TITLE Replace All...
=KEYWORD Menus Replacing Text
 Choose Replace All... to replace all occurrences of the
 text string in the Notepad editor window. A dialog box
 appears.

 Type the string you want to replace in the text entry
 field labeled Old. Enter the new string in the text
 entry field labeled New. Click on the OK button.

3  Navigate_menu
=TITLE Navigate_menu
=TITLE The Navigate Menu
=KEYWORD Menus Navigating
 The Navigate menu allows you to move the cursor
 to specific locations in the file. It contains the
 following menu items:

 -  Go to Top

 -  Go to Bottom

 -  Go to Selected Line Number

 -  Go to Line...

 -  Split View

 -  Delete View

4  Top
=TITLE Top
=TITLE Go to Top
=KEYWORD Menus Navigating
 Choose Go to Top to move the cursor to the top of the
 Notepad buffer.

4  Bottom
=TITLE Bottom
=TITLE Go to Bottom
=KEYWORD Menus Navigating
 Choose Go to Bottom to move the cursor to the bottom of
 the Notepad buffer.

4  Selected_line
=TITLE Selected_line
=TITLE Go to Selected Line Number
=KEYWORD Menus Navigating
 Use Go to Selected Line Number to move the cursor to
 the beginning of a specific line whose number appears
 somewhere on the workstation screen.

 To go to the beginning of a specific line:

 1. Use the mouse and select the line number in any
    window on the screen.

 2. Choose Go to Selected Line Number. The cursor moves
    to the beginning of the line.

4  Line_und
=TITLE Line_und
=TITLE Go to Line...
=KEYWORD Menus Navigating
 Choose Go to Line... to move the cursor to the
 beginning of any line. A dialog box appears.

 Enter the line number in the text entry field. Click on
 the OK button or press the Return key. The cursor moves
 to the beginning of the line.

4  splt_view
=TITLE splt_view
=TITLE Split View
=KEYWORD Menus Viewing
 Choose Split View to cause the Notepad window to split
 into two view areas.

 If more than one view exists, the view area that has
 input focus is split into two.

4  del_view
=TITLE del_view
=TITLE Delete View
=KEYWORD Menus Viewing
 Choose Delete View to delete a view from a Notepad
 window that has multiple views.

3  customs_menu
=TITLE customs_menu
=TITLE The Customize Menu
=KEYWORD Menus Customizing
 The Customize menu allows you to specify how the
 Notepad editor performs search and word wrap
 operations. It contains the following menu items:

 -  Case Sensitive Searches

 -  Word Wrap

 -  Font...

 -  Save Attributes

 -  Restore Attributes

4  case_serch
=TITLE case_serch
=TITLE Case Sensitive Searches Button
=KEYWORD Menus Case Searching
 By default, the Notepad editor treats uppercase and
 lowercase letters differently.

 Click on the Case Sensitive Searches button to make
 searches disregard the difference between uppercase and
 loworcase occurrences of a letter.

4  wrd_wrp
=TITLE wrd_wrp
=TITLE Word Wrap Button
=KEYWORD Menus Word_Wrap
 Click on the Word Wrap button to perform the word wrap
 operation. By default, the Notepad editor has word wrap
 set.

4  fonts
=TITLE fonts
=TITLE Font...
=KEYWORD Menus Fonts
 Choose Font... to change the font type in the Notepad
 editor window.

4  Sve_attr
=TITLE Sve_attr
=TITLE Save Attributes
=KEYWORD Menus Settings Attributes
 Choose the Save Attributes item when you make changes
 to the Notepad display and you want permanently save
 the new settings.

4  rest_attr
=TITLE rest_attr
=TITLE Restore Attributes
=KEYWORD Menus Settings
 Choose Restore Attributes when you want to restore the
 Notepad editor default display settings. Any changes
 you made to Notepad attributes will no longer take
 effect.

3  Help_menu
=TITLE Help_menu
=TITLE The Help Menu
=KEYWORD Menus
 The Help menu allows you to display help for the
 Notepad editor. It contains two menu items, Overview
 and About.

 Choose Overview to display an overview of the Notepad
 editor and to access additional help for the Notepad
 editor.

 Choose About to display copyright information for the
 Notepad editor.
