Re: XyWrite to Word

["Patricia M. Godfrey" PriscaMG@xxxxxxxx]

Harry Binswanger wrote:
> It's easy and *very* valuable
> to have keystrokes also for:
>
> NeXt window	[F6]
> cursor to command line	[Shift F5; 5 on number pad with numlock off]
> cursor from command line to text	[Shift F5; 5 on number pad with numlock off]
> MoDe Normal	[Ctrl N; or Ctrl B, U, U, or I to turn off additive modes]
> MoDe UnderLine	[Ctrl U]
> MoDe BOld	[Ctrl B]
> toggle expanded/regular display mode	[Alt, Ctrl F8]
> transpose letters [Tilde-C] (I just used ctrl-3 to change in the above line
> "dispaly" to "display"
> cursor to end of line	[End on number pad, with numlock off]
> cursor to beginning of line	[Home on number pad [with numlock off]
These particular items came with assigned keys in the out-of-the-box
keyboard (indicated in brackets above). I suppose one could have good
reasons for changing some of them (e.g., I use tilde for tildes, so I
cannot use it for transpose text). But for most I just went with what
was there; some of them were carry-overs from III, so I was already used
to them.
>

Patricia M. Godfrey
priscamg@xxxxxxxx