EDIT
	
	
						 A Modeless, Screen-Oriented
	
								 Text Editor
	
									 and
        
							   Word Processor


								Version 1.10

	
	
	
									 by



	
							 Thomas N. Thurston


					1111 W. El Camino Real, Suite 109-115
							Sunnyvale, CA  94087














	
	
			

	  Copyright 1983, 1984 by Thomas N. Thurston.  All Rights Reserved.

							  TABLE OF CONTENTS
        
        
	1.  INTRODUCTION..................................................1-1
	1.1.  Features....................................................1-1
	1.2.  Execution	Environment.......................................1-2
	1.3.  Installation................................................1-2
	
	2.  COMMAND OVERVIEW..............................................2-1
	2.1.  Basic Concepts..............................................2-1
	2.2.  How to Start Edit...........................................2-2
	2.3.  Screen Organization.........................................2-3
	2.4.  Command Basics..............................................2-4
	2.5.  Command Repetition..........................................2-5
	2.6.  Input to Command Prompts....................................2-6
	
	3.  COMMANDS......................................................3-1
	3.1.  Basic Text Insertion and Deletion...........................3-1
	3.2.  Basic Cursor Movements......................................3-3
	3.3.  Setting Display, Editing, and Formatting Options............3-5
	3.4.  File Selection and/or Exiting EDIT.........................3-11
	3.5.  Miscelleneous Word Processing and Printing.................3-14
	3.6.  Block Commands:  Save, Delete, Get, and Move Text..........3-17
	3.7.  GoTo, Find, and Replace....................................3-18
	3.8.  Miscelleneous Commands:  Help and Macros...................3-20
	
	A.  Appendix A:  Command Summary..................................A-1
        0 and later).

	-	An easy method for defining a macro, a "programmed" sequence of
		commands.
		
		
	1.2.