WordPerfect 6.0A for Windows [antikvár]

Using This Guide This tutorial is one in a series of leaming guides that lead you through the most popular microcomputer software programs available. Concepts, skills, and procedures are grouped into session topics and are presented in a logical and structured manner. Commands and procedures are introduced using hands-on examples, and you are encouraged to perform the steps along with the guide. Although you may tum directly to a later session, be aware that some sessions require, or at least assume, that you have completed the previous sessions. For maximum benefit, you should work through the short-answer and hands-on exercises appearing at the end of each session. The exercises and examples in this guide use several standard conventions to indicate menu instructions, keystroke combinations, and command instructions. Menu Instructions When you need to execute a command from a menu, the tutorial's instruction line uses a comma to separate menu options. For example, the command for saving a file is shown as: CHOOSE: File, Save This instruction tells you to press the F key to choose the File option and then the S key to choose the Save option. Keys separated by commas are not pressed at the same time. Keystrokes and Keystroke Combinations When you must press two keys together, the tutorial's instruction line shows the keys joined with a plus sign (+). For example, to use the Speller option, hold down (Ctrl) and then press fFTI. The instruction for using this command is shown as: PRESS: fCfa1"l+fFr