Help - description of the log shell.

Cursor control:
1.Q,A,O,P,S,X
2.Cursor Joystick
3.Sinclair Joystick
4.Kempston Joystick

Selection keys:
FIRE1:Joystick,0,SPACE,M
FIRE2:Joystick,N,ENTER

Window icons:
1.Closing the window (upper right corner)
2.Minimize the window (down arrow)
3.Optimal size (arrow up)
4.Move and resize
  (heading is where the name is written)
  (explanation for dummies)
  move-FIRE1
  resize-FIRE2
  You must press FIRE and do not release
  Kaya it, use the cursor keys to re-
  move/resize.
5. Microlifts / rulers
  (scrolling window contents)
  a) use arrows
  b) press FIRE on the elevator itself and
     move with the cursor keys.
6.Back layer
  (up arrow with FIRE2 pressed)
7.One layer forward
  (down arrow with FIRE2 pressed)

Layers:
Each window has its own layer, i.e. on-
placed on another window (previous
layer).
The bottommost layer is the background (picture from
lion).

Minimized windows:
Their icons are on the pictogram layer.
le background, i.e. before the first open
window.
Selecting the icon leads to
changing the window to standard view.
All operations in the window take place regardless of
that's why it's minimized or
no (with multitasking).

Multitasking:
When the cursor looks like an arrow, then
this means the processor is busy
not completely and you can run
several more programs or choose
other menu items.When the cursor changes to sand
hours, then the processor is half-loaded
ness.  If the clock starts to spin,
then the processor is overloaded. In this case
If the selection of other menu items is prohibited,
puppy
If during multitasking some
or the process stops, then this
means the processes are not compatible
and this process will be continued after
completion of all incompatible with it.

       T-Rex's Windows 98
(C) Copyright by Power of Sound Group
         and X-TEAM 1999