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1.1 ! root 1: Selecting and Writing Responses ! 2: ! 3: # display #'th response from here ! 4: <space> read next page of current note/response ! 5: ; read next response ('+' has same function) ! 6: * skip to the last response ! 7: <cr> read next note ! 8: <backspace> read previous response ('-' has same function) ! 9: If at base note, read previous base note ! 10: = print the base note ! 11: i return to index page ! 12: w write a response to this note/response ! 13: W Write a response, including the text on this page ! 14: ! 15: Searching for a Specific Note/Response ! 16: ! 17: A Search backwards for an article by an author ! 18: a Same as 'A', but ask for a new author ! 19: author name is of form [system!]user ! 20: x Enter a string and look for it in note titles. ! 21: the search proceeds from the current note towards note 1 ! 22: X search with the same string as previously. If no string exists, ! 23: one will be prompted for. ! 24: ! 25: Manipulating Text ! 26: ! 27: c Copy this note into another notesfile (without editing) ! 28: C Copy this note into another notesfile (allowing editing) ! 29: One can copy as a note or as a response. ! 30: e edit the title of a note (if it's yours) ! 31: E Edit the text of a note/response. ! 32: f Copy this entire notestring (base note and all responses) into another ! 33: notesfile without any editing. ! 34: F Copy this entire notestring (base note and all responses) into another ! 35: notesfile (with editing) ! 36: m send mail via Unix mail ! 37: M Send mail, including the text on the screen ! 38: p send Unix mail to the author of this note/response ! 39: P Send Unix mail to the author, including the text on the screen ! 40: R Rotate text by 13 (a -> n), for reading encrypted jokes ! 41: s append note/response to file of your choice. ! 42: S Save this entire string (base note and all responses) in file of ! 43: your choice. ! 44: ! 45: Sequencer Commands ! 46: ! 47: j read next unread entry ! 48: J read next unread note ! 49: l like `j' but leave the notesfile if there are no more unread entries ! 50: L like `J' but leaves the notesfile if there are no more unread notes ! 51: ! 52: Leaving, Complaints and Others: ! 53: ! 54: k q for right handers, quit with sequencer updates ! 55: K Q for right handers, quit without sequencer updates ! 56: B send a gripe about the notesfile program ! 57: d toggle the director message on a note (directors only) ! 58: D delete a note/response if it is yours ! 59: n Nest notesfiles, push current notesfile on stack and read new one ! 60: N Nest to the archive of this notesfile ! 61: q quit, update sequencer time if sequencer on ! 62: Q quit, do not update sequencer times ! 63: r replot current note/response ! 64: t talk (Unix "write") to the author of this note ! 65: Only works for local non-anonymous notes. ! 66: z like control-d but updates the timestamp for this notesfile first. ! 67: Z unconditionally delete a note/response (directors only) ! 68: <cntrl-d> immediate exit from notesfile program ! 69: ! fork a shell ! 70: ! 71: Further Documentation ! 72: ! 73: For more information on how to use the notesfile system, consult ! 74: the "man" page: notes(1). Another information source for using ! 75: notesfiles is the "Notesfile Reference Manual". See your system ! 76: administrator for a copy.
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