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║ HELP... ║
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  So, friends, here we have it
I have a cool shell for na-
our magazine.  First of all
I want to say 'thank you' to the editors
electronic magazine 'ZX-FOR-
MAT', where I'm on the Spectrum for the first time
(but not at all) saw the shell
this type. I don't even know, maybe
without them I myself did what
you already see here... But in
anyway, it’s their magazine
pushed me to create wallpaper
new generation boxes.  also
I want to say 'thank you' V.V.Rik-
Kera, whose article was published
shaft INFORCOM in ZX-FORUM'1. On
I recognize its “User-friendly interface”
messed around with a technique called
"arrow".  And ultimately
my version of the procedure, by the way
published here, is based
exactly on his program.        
  We finished with thanks, and
Now I’ll tell you what my own
Exactly, I did in my journal.
                                
MENU.              
                                
  The selection of menu items is carried out
can be done by pointing the arrow at the desired
menu item, with the name
The item should change color.
By pressing the "fire" key,a selection of this item is provided
menu.                           
  In those paragraphs after the name
which are marked with an ellipsis, there are
nested menu.  Unlike
'ZX-FORMAt' is allowed for me
no more than one nesting, then-
there is only one submenu.
  At the top of the screen there is
an additional menu appears, which includes
the torus is:                
 APPENDIX - we decided to make this point
tee from the main menu of magazine sections;    
 CONFIGURATION  - here you can enable/disable
turn off the musical accompaniment, change
text color, and also get some
what information about your computer;        
 INFORMATION - contains sections "From auto-
ditch", "Help", "CONFIG INFO".            
                                          
CONTROLS IN THE MENU.       
                                
  Management is carried out following
blowing keys:              
                                
SINCLAIR JOYSTICK (67890), CURSOR JOYSTICK
(+CapsShift), KEMPSTON JOYSTICK (auto-op-
definable), QAOP SPACE ENTER - all these
the keys control the arrow. SS+S - save screen - drop the screen
early file;                               
                                          
 M  - turn on/off music.                     
                                          
 CONTROL KEYS IN TECHT VIEWER.    
                                          
SINCLAIR JOYSTICK (67890), KEMPSTON JOYS-
TICK - arrow control - 'fire' pressed,
and the arrow is located:                      
 in the upper half of the screen - to the page
back;                                    
 in the lower half of the screen - to the page
forward;                                   
 in the upper right corner - exit to the menu;   
 in the lower right corner - screen blanking;  
 in the upper left corner - to the beginning of the text; 
 in the lower left corner  - color change.      
                                          
CS+7(ir), Q - back page;
CS+6(down), A, ENtER - per country
 face forward;                   
CS+5(left), B - to the beginning of the text;
0, SPACE, E - exit to the menu;     
M - on/off music;            
SS+S - dump the screen to disk;   
C - color 7-6-5-4-3-2-1-ALL;     
                                
                                          
 So, I seem to have listed all the keys, those
now a little philosophy.                   
                                          
  As you can see, our shell is now
looks a lot like 'ZX-FORMAT'. I'm to
I didn’t strive for this, but it just so happened that
they were the first to implement it, and I did it too.
lal something similar. But still in techt vie-
Were we have many differences - no in-
formation line, and flipping only
page by page. But if you, dear readers,
Do you want us to be like you in this too?
format, then write and we’ll do it.(C) Мучкаев M.A.,               
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Самара, 1996.