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2: .*
3: .* File.ipf - Information Tag Language file the screens for
4: .* help on the file menu
5: .*
6: .*==============================================================*/
7:
8: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
9: .* Main file menu
10: .* res = PANEL_FILE
11: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
12: :h1 res=2210 name=PANEL_FILE.File Menu
13: :i1 id=File.File Menu
14: :p.The File menu contains commands that you use to create, open,
15: save, and print data files. In addition, it also contains the
16: command that you use to exit the Sample application. The following
17: commands appear in the File menu:
18: :parml tsize=15 break=none.
19: :pt.New
20: :pd.Creates a new untitled file
21: :pt.Open
22: :pd.Opens an existing file
23: :pt.Save
24: :pd.Saves any changes to current file
25: :pt.Save As
26: :pd.Saves the current file using a new name
27: :pt.Print
28: :pd.Prints a file
29: :pt.Page Setup
30: :pd.Displays various page-design options
31: :pt.Print Setup
32: :pd.Helps you set up your printer for use with the Sample application
33: :pt.Exit
34: :pd.Quits the Sample application
35: :eparml.
36:
37: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
38: .* File menu New command help panel
39: .* res = PANEL_FILENEW
40: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
41: :h1 res=2220 name=PANEL_FILENEW.New
42: :i2 refid=File.New
43: :p. You can create a new file in the Sample application window by
44: using the New command. To create a new file, do the following:
45: :ul.
46: :li.Select the File menu and choose the New command.
47: :eul.
48: :p. The word "Untitled" appears in the title bar of the new file.
49:
50:
51: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
52: .* File menu Open command help panel
53: .* res = PANEL_FILEOPEN
54: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
55: :h1 res=2230 name=PANEL_FILEOPEN.Open
56: :i2 refid=File.Open
57: :p.You can open a file that exists on any drive or in any directory
58: by using the Open command. To open a file, do the following:
59: :ul.
60: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Open command.
61: :eul.
62: :p.A dialog box appears, showing you a list of files in the current
63: directory.
64:
65:
66: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
67: .* File menu Save command help panel
68: .* res = PANEL_FILESAVE
69: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
70: :h1 res=2240 name=PANEL_FILESAVE.Save
71: :i2 refid=File.Save
72: :p.You use the Save command to save changes you've made to your file.
73: To save changes to the current file, do the following:
74: :ul.
75: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Save command.
76: :eul.
77:
78:
79:
80: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
81: .* File menu Save As command help panel
82: .* res = PANEL_FILESAVEAS
83: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
84: :h1 res=2250 name=PANEL_FILESAVEAS.Save As
85: :i2 refid=File.Save As
86: :p.You use the Save As command to name and save a new file.
87: :p.Follow these steps to save a new file:
88: :ol.
89: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Save As command.
90: :eol.
91: :p.A dialog box appears, prompting you for a new filename.
92:
93:
94: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
95: .* File menu Print command help panel
96: .* res = PANEL_FILEPRINT
97: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
98: :h1 res=2260 name=PANEL_FILEPRINT.Print
99: :i2 refid=File.Print
100: :p.You use the Print command to print a Sample application file.
101: :p.Follow these steps to print a file:
102: :ol.
103: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Print command.
104: :li.
105: :eol.
106:
107: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
108: .* File menu Page Setup command help panel
109: .* res = PANEL_FILEPAGESETUP
110: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
111: :h1 res=2270 name=PANEL_FILEPAGESETUP.PageSetup
112: :i2 refid=File.Page Setup
113: :p.You use the Page Setup command to format the page layout used when
114: a file is printed. Such formats include:
115: :ol.
116: :li.Paper margins.
117: :li.Maximum paper margins.
118: :li.Header and footer text.
119: :eol.
120: :p.Follow these steps to select the page setup for a file:
121: :ol.
122: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Page Setup command.
123: :eol.
124:
125:
126:
127: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
128: .* File menu Print Setup command help panel
129: .* res = PANEL_FILEPRINTSETUP
130: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
131: :h1 res=2280 name=PANEL_FILEPRINTSETUP.PrintSetup
132: :i2 refid=File.Print Setup
133: :p.You use the Print Setup command to set options that control how a
134: file is printed. Such options include:
135: :ol.
136: :li.Specifying which pages to print.
137: :li.Number of copies to print.
138: :eol.
139: :p.Follow these steps to select print options for a file:
140: :ol.
141: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Print Setup command.
142: :eol.
143:
144: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*\
145: .* File menu Exit command help panel
146: .* res = PANEL_FILEEXIT
147: .*--------------------------------------------------------------*/
148: :h1 res=2290 name=PANEL_FILEEXIT.Exit
149: :i2 refid=File.Exit
150: :p.You quit the Sample application by using the Exit command. To
151: quit the Sample application, do the following:
152: :ol.
153: :li.Select the File menu and choose the Exit command.
154: :eol.
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