TI Writer - Revision history

Stefan Haubenthal: Category

2020-11-11T22:44:12Z

Stephen Shaw: /* TI Writer Tips */ tip for quick use of LoadFile.

2014-11-21T10:44:49Z

TI Writer Tips: tip for quick use of LoadFile.

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	\|Home cursor\|\| \|\|L\|\|Ooops!\|\| \|\|1 or Z\|\| Word wrap toggle\|\| \|\|0		\|Home cursor\|\| \|\|L\|\|Ooops!\|\| \|\|1 or Z\|\| Word wrap toggle\|\| \|\|0
	\|}		\|}

			===LF LoadFile Hint===
			When you type LF to load a file, the command line will show DSK and the cursor will appear to the right of the DSK for you to enter a number and the dot and a file name. DSK_

			However if you wish to use the same disk as before and have the cursor appear after the dot ready for the file name, when you type LF follow it with two spaces then press enter and the cursor will be on the file name start. DSK1._


	===Command Line Commands===		===Command Line Commands===

Stephen Shaw: /* Some Function Keys */ add note re pc99

2014-11-12T10:01:20Z

Some Function Keys: add note re pc99

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	CTRL 0 (zero) toggle: WORD WRAP -. when you switch on, the cursor is a solid block, and control keys work as above. If you toggle word wrap, the cursor becomes an open box...		CTRL 0 (zero) toggle: WORD WRAP -. when you switch on, the cursor is a solid block, and control keys work as above. If you toggle word wrap, the cursor becomes an open box...

			See [[PC99]] article on how to key CTRL and a number with that emulator.

	If you have an underline cursor you are in Control Mode, which toggles with CTRL U and enables you to type characters 0 to 31 from the keyboard..		If you have an underline cursor you are in Control Mode, which toggles with CTRL U and enables you to type characters 0 to 31 from the keyboard..

Stephen Shaw: /* DV80 files won't load */ add note re Funnelweb capability

2014-11-12T09:59:17Z

DV80 files won't load: add note re Funnelweb capability

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	In order to produce those odd European characters, printers use ASCII codes outside the usual range of Vn 1 of TI Writer, so Vn 2 was modified to accept them, and the tab info had to be modified as well. And as their tab data is outside the capabilities of Vn 1 to handle, the result is a console lock up.		In order to produce those odd European characters, printers use ASCII codes outside the usual range of Vn 1 of TI Writer, so Vn 2 was modified to accept them, and the tab info had to be modified as well. And as their tab data is outside the capabilities of Vn 1 to handle, the result is a console lock up.

			If you are using the Vn 5 editor of [[Funnelweb]] that can handle the differences transparently- you won't see them.

	One odd resolution to allow Vn 1 users to access Vn 2 files is to append a valid version one tab file at the end. This little program will do that:		One odd resolution to allow Vn 1 users to access Vn 2 files is to append a valid version one tab file at the end. This little program will do that:

Stephen Shaw: /* Editor Short Cut Keys Summary */ minor correction re oops

2014-11-12T09:55:34Z

Editor Short Cut Keys Summary: minor correction re oops

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	When in the Editor mode, pressing FCTN key or CTRL key and one other key at the same time will control a number of functions in TI Writer.		When in the Editor mode, pressing FCTN key or CTRL key and one other key at the same time will control a number of functions in TI Writer.

	Users of the [[Funnelweb]] program should note that in some cases different keys were used ~~and OOPS was removed~~. Users of the [[PC99]] emulator should note some CTRL keys were not directly available, see article for help.		Users of the [[Funnelweb]] program should note that in some cases different keys were used. Users of the [[PC99]] emulator should note some CTRL keys were not directly available, see article for help.

	Note that some commands have two possible key combinations.		Note that some commands have two possible key combinations.

Stephen Shaw: /* Command Line Commands */ add note re Funnelweb amendments plus link

2014-11-12T09:47:29Z

Command Line Commands: add note re Funnelweb amendments plus link

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	===Command Line Commands===		===Command Line Commands===

			Users of [[Funnelweb]] should note that commands were extended and modified and refer to that article for amendments. RecoverEdit was removed.

	The Command Line commands LF, SF and PF - a summary:		The Command Line commands LF, SF and PF - a summary:
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Stephen Shaw: /* Editor Short Cut Keys Summary */ add notes re Funnelweb and PC99

2014-11-12T09:44:59Z

Editor Short Cut Keys Summary: add notes re Funnelweb and PC99

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	===Editor Short Cut Keys Summary===		===Editor Short Cut Keys Summary===
	When in the Editor mode, pressing FCTN key or CTRL key and one other key at the same time will control a number of functions in TI Writer.		When in the Editor mode, pressing FCTN key or CTRL key and one other key at the same time will control a number of functions in TI Writer.

			Users of the [[Funnelweb]] program should note that in some cases different keys were used and OOPS was removed. Users of the [[PC99]] emulator should note some CTRL keys were not directly available, see article for help.

	Note that some commands have two possible key combinations.		Note that some commands have two possible key combinations.

Stephen Shaw: /* File compatability */ note that longer records can be loaded but truncated eg DV100

2014-10-24T20:02:41Z

File compatability: note that longer records can be loaded but truncated eg DV100

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	The module is compatible with programs which have been LISTed to disk (eg LIST "DSK1.PROGNAME") which allows programs to be inserted into text, and also manipulated with the various editing options allowed.		The module is compatible with programs which have been LISTed to disk (eg LIST "DSK1.PROGNAME") which allows programs to be inserted into text, and also manipulated with the various editing options allowed.

	TI Writer can also be used to create or edit any disk file using 'DISPLAY VARIABLE 80' format, such as the Editor/Assembler uses for machine code. You may use the TI Writer to edit data created and used in your own programs.		TI Writer can also be used to create or edit any disk file using 'DISPLAY VARIABLE 80' format, such as the Editor/Assembler uses for machine code. You may use the TI Writer to edit data created and used in your own programs.

			TI Writer can load DV80 and DF80 files. It will also load DV and DF files longer than 80 BUT only load the first 80 characters!

			[[#DV80 files won't load\|DV80 files from Vn2 will not load with Vn1]] but there is a fix- see link.

	===Screen Format===		===Screen Format===

Stephen Shaw: /* Printing a document */ Note on adding codes to printer name eg CRLF

2014-10-24T19:59:13Z

Printing a document: Note on adding codes to printer name eg CRLF

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 PF for PRINT FILE enables you to print your text, and is followed by the printer name: ENTER PF, and then when prompted, ENTER printer name (eg PIO).
 Cancel a print command with FCTN 4
   PF can also be used:
   To print PART of a text file by using line numbers in

Stephen Shaw: /* DV80 files won't load */ layout cleanup

2014-10-21T11:17:07Z

DV80 files won't load: layout cleanup

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	One odd resolution to allow Vn 1 users to access Vn 2 files is to append a valid version one tab file at the end. This little program will do that:		One odd resolution to allow Vn 1 users to access Vn 2 files is to append a valid version one tab file at the end. This little program will do that:
	100 REM MAKE VN 2 TI WRITER		100 REM MAKE VN 2 TI WRITER
	FILE ACCEPTIBLE TO VN 1		FILE ACCEPTIBLE TO VN 1
	based on an idea by		based on an idea by
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	160 PRINT #1:A$		160 PRINT #1:A$
	170 CLOSE #1 :: PRINT "DONE"		170 CLOSE #1 :: PRINT "DONE"
	180 END		180 END




	===Some Function Keys===		===Some Function Keys===

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