*begin
c:h2$="Chapter 1: "!!q$
c:d$="Chapters/1:starting"
c:f7$="18"
*S1
c:j0$=""
c:j1$="S1"
c:j2$="S2"
c:h5$=q$!!"                      "
c:h6$="Are You Ready?"!!q$
c:h8$=h1$!!h2$!!h4$!!h5$!!h3$!!h6$
c:p=1
c:f9$=f4$!!f7$!!f5$
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHello~n!__________________This is the Integral PC Tutor, designed to
			teach basic computer skills quickly.

~uAre You Ready~n?__________If you've gotten this far AND if you have
			another 30 minutes to spend on the computer,
			then YOU ARE READY.  Let's go!

~uFirst~n:__________________You need to know about the ~ufunction keys~n:

   +--------+           Key [f1] at the upper ~uleft~n of the keyboard is
   | f1     |           the ~iNextPage~n key for the tutor.  Press ~iNextPage~n
   |        |           when you want to read the next page (not yet).
   +--------+

   +--------+           Key [f8] at the upper ~uright~n of the keyboard is
   | f8     |           the ~i__Quit__~n key.  Press ~i__Quit__~n when you
   |        |           want to stop the tutor program.  (Maybe at lunch...)
   +--------+

th:$f8$
q:
*key1
k:x
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:5 5 _
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
as:
mj:1
c:p=p+1
c:j$="J:"!!j2$
xi:j$
mj:5
q:print
c:j$="j:"!!j1$
xi:j$
mj:8
c:j$="j:"!!j1$
j:endall
m:anything
j:@a
*endall
c:j1$="endall"
t:$h1$ Tutor Exit Page
t:$d8$
~uThanks for Your Time~n!___To stop the tutor program, press ~iYes,Quit~n
		        (key [f8]).  It takes ~utwo~n presses to stop.

			~uBut instead~n--to get back to where you just came
			from (*whew*), press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).

			When you quit the program, you'll clear the 
			tutor page off the display.  (But don't worry.)

			When you want to run the tutor program another
			time:

			1.  Insert the tutor disc in the built-in disc
		            drive.

			2.  Switch the computer off and back on.

			      OFF ---->  ON ---->  GO!

th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n--key [f1]--to return to page #p .) $h$
q:
k:x
k:1 1 Continue___f1
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:8 8 Yes,Quit___f8
k:e
as:
mj:1
c:d9=FLO(f7$)
j(p=1):ret
j(p=2):ret
j(p=3):ret
j(p=d9):ret
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:2 2 PrevPage___f2
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
*ret
xi:j$
mj:5
q:print
c:x$="J:"!!j1$
xi:x$
mj:8
j:@p
m:anything
s:
j:@a
pr:
t:$h1$ Done
t:$d8$
			Good-bye from tutor... 
e:
*S2
c:j1$="S2"
c:j2$="S3"
c:j0$="S1"
c:d9=flo(f7$)
c:d9=d9 - p
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uGood~n!___________________You've made it to page 2.  There are #d9  pages
			left in this lesson.

~uMore Function Keys~n:_____Note that brackets (as in "Key [f1]") indicate
			a key on the ~ukeyboard~n, while inverse (as in
			~iNextPage~n) indicates a function key ~ulabel~n.

   +--------+           Key [f2] is the tutor ~iPrevPage~n key.  Try this:
   | f2     |           1.  Press ~iPrevPage~n to go back to page 1.
   |        |		2.  Press ~iNextPage~n to come back to this page.
   +--------+ 
             		Do it!

   +--------+           Key [f7] is the tutor ~i__Help__~n key.  Try this:
   | f7     |           1.  Press ~i__Help__~n.
   |        |           2.  Press ~iContinue__~n to come back to this page. 
   +--------+
			Do it!

th:$f8$
q:
*key2
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:2 2 PrevPage___f2
k:5 5 _
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
as:
mj:1
c:p=p+1
c:j$="J:"!!j2$
xi:j$
mj:2
c:p=p-1
c:j$="J:"!!j0$
xi:j$
mj:5
q:print
c:j$="j:"!!j1$
xi:j$
mj:7
c:j$="j:"!!j1$
j:help1
mj:8
c:j$="j:"!!j1$
j:endall
m:anything
j:@a
*help1
c:j1$="help1"
t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$ 
t:$d8$
~uHello~n:__________________This is a sample of tutor help.

			Tutor help typically gives one page of
			information about:

			- What the lesson or chapter covers.  For
			  example, this lesson introduces the function
			  keys ([f1]-[f8]) and the display pointer.

			- What your options are at a given time.  For
			  example, right now you can:
			     
			    Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]) to continue --OR--

			    Press ~i__Quit__~n (key [f8]) to bail out.

~uFor Now~n:________________Press ~iContinue~n to return to page #p .

th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n--key [f1]--to continue the lesson.) $h$
q:
k:x
k:1 1 Continue___f1
k:5 5 _
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
as:
mj:1
xi:j$
mj:5
q:print
c:x$="J:"!!j1$
xi:x$
mj:8
j:endall
m:anything
s:
j:@a
*help2
c:j1$="help2"
t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$ 
t:$d8$
~uHello~n:__________________Welcome to the help for page #p .

			Right now, the intention is for you to
			learn how to use the function keys
			(keys [f1]-[f8]) and the display pointer. 

			To review previous instructions:

			1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]) to return to
			    page #p  of the instructions.

			2.  Press ~iPrevPage~n to turn back tutor pages.

			If you've loaded printer paper, then you can
			make hard copies of tutor instructions:

			    Press ~iPrntPage~n (key [f5]).

th:$f1$ (Press ~iContinue~n--key [f1]--to return to page #p .) $h$
q:
k:x
k:1 1 Continue___f1
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:e
as:
mj:1
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:2 2 PrevPage___f2
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:e
xi:j$
mj:5
q:print
c:x$="J:"!!j1$
xi:x$
mj:8
j:endall
m:anything
s:
j:@a
*S3
c:j1$="S3"
c:j2$="S4"
c:j0$="S2"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uIs Your Printer Ready~n?__You can print out tutor instructions using
			the built-in printer.
   +--------+           
   | f5     |           Note a new tutor key--~iPrntPage~n--that enables
   |        |           you to print a page at a time.
   +--------+           
			Please refer to the ~u$n8$ _Setup Guide~n now to:

			- Install the print head.

			- Load paper in the printer.

			After loading printer paper, try this:
			1.  Press ~iPrntPage~n (key [f5]) to print this page.
			2.  Press the [FF] button (on top--right next
    			    to the printer) for a ~uform feed~n.

			Print a page now and whenever you like!

th:$f1$ $k$ (Press ~iPrntPage~n to print, ~iNextPage~n to read on.)
:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
k:x
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:2 2 PrevPage___f2
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:5 5 _
k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:e
*keyB
as:
mj:1
c:p=p+1
c:j$="J:"!!j2$
xi:j$
mj:2
c:p=p-1
c:j$="J:"!!j0$
xi:J$
mj:5
q:print
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
xi:J$
mj:7
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
j:help2
mj:8
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
j:endall
m:anything
j:@a
*S4
c:j1$="S4"
c:j2$="S4A"
c:j0$="S3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uFor Better Reading~n:_____You can adjust the viewing angle of the
			display by releasing the ~udisplay catch~n.

			- To tilt the display up, slide the display
			  catch to the ~uright~n.

			 	                   ---> ---> --->
			         +---------------------++---+
			         | (The catch is       ||   |
			         | located beneath the ||   |
			         | disc drive door.)   ||   |
			         +---------------------++---+

			- To close the computer, press the display back
			  into the case until it clicks shut.

			Try tilting up the display right now!

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*S4A
c:j1$="S4A"
c:j0$="S4"
c:j2$="S4AA"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uKeyboard Comfort~n:_______If you haven't done so already, prop up the
			keyboard:

			1.  Pull out the legs on either side of the keyboard.

			2.  Rotate the legs to prop up the keyboard:

 			    ~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_~_
			    |   |~i______~n
			    |   |~i______~n
			    |   |
			    |   |  <--- A supporting keyboard leg.
			    |   |
			    |   |
			    +---+

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*S4AA
c:j1$="S4AA"
c:j2$="S4B"
c:j0$="S4A"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHow Does One "Mouse"~n?___The optional ~umouse~n is a pointing device that
			enables you to control the computer easily,
			without having to type.
			             / /
			             | |   <------ The cord end ~uaway~n
			             | |           from you.
			             | |
			        +----+-+----+
			        |     |     |
			        |~_~_~_~_~_|~_~_~_~_~_|
			        |           |
			        |           |
			        |  @  @  @  |
			        |@         @|
				@           @
			        @           @ <--- Palm of hand here.
			         @         @ 
			           @   @  @ 

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*S4B
c:j1$="S4B"
c:j2$="S4C"
c:j0$="S4AA"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAuto-Magically~n:_________The mouse in your hand and the ~udisplay pointer~n
			on the screen work together.

~uThe What~n?_______________The display pointer is the indicator that
			enables you to choose by ~upointing~n.

					   ~_~_~_~_
			                   |  |
			                ~_~_~_|  |~_~_~_
			                \        /
			                 \      /
			                  \    /
			                   \  /
			First Choice  ~i  My Choice!  ~n   Another Choice   

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*S4C
c:j1$="S4C"
c:j0$="S4B"
c:j2$="S4D"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uThe Pointer Changes~n_____When the display pointer is ~uin front~n of a
~uShape~n:__________________tutor page, the pointer looks like:

			         o
			       oo o
			     oo    o
			   oo       o
			 oo          o
			o     ooo     o        (Having a graduation cap
			 o  oo oo      o       as the tutor pointer
			  oo         oo        means that you're a
			 ooo       oo o        serious learner, OK?)
			oo  o    oo  o
			oo   o oo  oo
			oo    ooooo  
			oo
			oo
			 o

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*S4D
c:p=9
c:j1$="S4D"
c:j0$="S4C"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uHow Do I Move It~n?_______There are ~utwo~n ways to move the display pointer.

			You can:

			- Press keys on the keyboard --OR--

			- Use the mouse.

			The tutor will show you one way or the other--make
			your choice:

			- Press ~iKeyboard~n (key [f3]) --OR--

			- Press ~i_Mouse__~n (key [f4]).

th:$f1$ (Press ~iKeyboard~n or ~i_Mouse__~n for moving instructions.)
th:_____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$ 
q:
k:1 1 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Keyboard___f3
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:4 4 _
k:4 4 _Mouse_____f4
k:e
as:
mj:3
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:3 3 _
k:4 4 _
k:e
c:p=p+1
c:m=0
c:j2$="K1"
c:j$="J:"!!j2$
xi:j$
mj:4
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:3 3 _
k:4 4 _
k:e
c:p=p+1
c:m=1
c:j2$="M1"
c:j$="J:"!!j2$
xi:j$
mj:2
k:1 1 NextPage___f1
k:3 3 _
k:4 4 _
k:e
c:p=p-1
c:j$="J:"!!j0$
xi:J$
mj:5
q:print
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
xi:J$
mj:7
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
j:help2
mj:8
c:j$="J:"!!j1$
j:endall
m:anything
s:
j:@a
*K1
c:j1$="K1"
c:j2$="K2"
c:j0$="S4D"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uKeyboard Control of~n_____To control the display pointer from the
~uthe Display Pointer~n:____keyboard, you use the [CTRL] (for ~ucontrol~n) key
			and the arrow keys. 

~uThe Arrow Keys~n:_________The arrow keys are located at the lower right
			corner of the keyboard.

					   up-arrow
			                     [^]
			    left-arrow   [<] [v] [>]  right-arrow

			                  down-arrow

~uPlease Find Them~n:_______Take a moment now to find:

			- The [CTRL] key --AND--

			- The arrow keys.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*K2
c:j1$="K2"
c:j2$="K3"
c:j0$="K1"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uTime To Move It~n:________1.  Press and hold down the [CTRL] key with your
			    left hand.

			2.  While pressing [CTRL], press one arrow key
			    at a time with your right hand.
			    
~uExample~n:________________First try [CTRL] up-arrow, and then try
			[CTRL] right-arrow.

			When done, leave the display pointer
			right here --> ~i_____~n.

~uIt Changes Shape~n!_______Note that the display pointer changes shape,
			depending on its location on the screen.

~uIf It Goes Offscreen~n:___To bring the display pointer back on the screen,
			use the arrow key for the opposite direction.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*K3
c:j1$="K3"
c:j2$="K4"
c:j0$="K2"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uMoving Diagonally~n:______You can move the pointer ~udiagonally~n by pressing
			[CTRL] and ~utwo~n of the arrow keys at once.

~uExample~n:________________To move the pointer to the bottom right of
			the display:

			1.  Press and hold down [CTRL] (~unot~n [Shift]).

			2.  Press down-arrow...

			               ~i_____~n
			                    \
			            ...and right-arrow at the same time.
			                        \
			                          \
			                            \
				                      \
~uWhen You Try It~n:________Move the cap right here -->~i_____~n.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*K4
c:j1$="K4"
c:j2$="S5"
c:j0$="K3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uThat's All For Now~n:_____You won't be needing the display pointer for
			a while, so move it out of the way:

			1.  While holding down the [CTRL] key, press
			    the ~uright-arrow~n key.

			2.  Move the display pointer off the screen.

			Note:  You can bring the pointer ~uback~n at any
			time by holding down [CTRL] while pressing an arrow
			key--in this case, the ~uleft-arrow~n key.





							  (Bye, bye!)
							  ---> ---> --->

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*M1
c:j1$="M1"
c:j2$="M2"
c:j0$="S4D"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uPlaying With~n____________Roll the mouse across your desk or table top
~uthe Mouse~n:______________to move the display pointer.  The display
			pointer should track your every move.

~uNote~n:___________________The display pointer changes shape, depending
			on its position on the screen.

~uThe Basic Idea~n:_________The basic idea of the display pointer and mouse
			combination is:

			1.  You ~upoint~n at what you want.

			2.  You ~uselect~n what you want while pointing
			    at it.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*M2
c:j1$="M2"
c:j2$="M3"
c:j0$="M1"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uMouse Selections~n:_______You need to know about the ~uleft~n button on
			the mouse, called the ~uselect button~n.
			             / /
			             | |
			             | |
			        +----+-+----+
			        |LEFT |     |
			        |~_~_~_~_~_|~_~_~_~_~_|
			        |           |
			        |           |
			        |  @  @  @  |
			        |@         @|
				@           @
			        @           @
			         @         @ 
			            @  @ @  
			Found it?

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*M3
c:j1$="M3"
c:j2$="M4"
c:j0$="M2"
c:d9=p+1
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uUsing It~n:_______________Now you'll learn how to use the mouse to
			"press" the function keys ([f1]-[f8]).

			To "press" ~iNextPage~n ([f1]):

			1.  Use the mouse to move the display pointer
			    to point at the ~iNextPage~n key label
			    at the ~ubottom~n of the screen.
	
			    (While you're pointing down there, the
			    display pointer changes to an ~uarrow~n.)

			2.  Press the ~uleft~n button on the mouse.

			    (The ~utip~n of the arrow can touch anywhere
			    on the function key label.)

			Meet you on page #d9 !

th:$f1$ (Position the pointer and press the left button.)
th:___$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*M4
c:j1$="M4"
c:j2$="M4A"
c:j0$="M3"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uDid It Work~n?____________If you got here via the mouse, great!
			You've just learned how to get through the 
			tutor without needing to touch the function
		        keys.

~uFor Practice~n:___________Try "pressing" other tutor keys using the
			pointer and mouse.  Examples:

			1.  "Press" ~iPrevPage~n to go back a page.

			2.  "Press" ~iNextPage~n to come back here.

			Try them!

~uConfidential~n:___________From now on, when you read "Press ~iThisKey_~n,"
			or "Press ~iThatKey_~n," you and I will both know
			what we mean.

th:$f8$
q:
j:keyB
*M4A
c:j1$="M4A"
c:j0$="M4"
c:j2$="S5"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uWhat About the~n__________The ~uright~n mouse button does just one
~uRight Button~n?___________thing--switches the bottom ~umenu~n off and on.
			             / /
			             | |
			             | |
			        +----+-+----+
			        |     |RIGHT|  <-- Try pressing this button
			        |~_~_~_~_~_|~_~_~_~_~_|      ~utwice~n right now.
			        |           |
			        |           |
			        |  @  @  @  |
			        |@         @|
				@           @
			        @           @
			         @         @ 
			           @  @  @  
~uMore on the Mouse~n:______You'll have a chance in the next lesson to
			practice more mouse tricks.

th:$f1$ $k$ (After pressing the right button twice, press ~iNextPage~n.)
:____$f3$ #p  of $f7$ $f5$
q:
j:keyB
*S5
c:j1$="S5"
c:j2$="S6"
c(m=0):j0$="K4"
c(m=1):j0$="M4A"
xi:x1$
t:$h8$
t:$d8$
~uAny Troubles~n?___________If things aren't going right, you have a few
			choices:

			- Call it quits for the day.  Press ~i__Quit__~n
			  (key [f8]) to stop the tutor program.

			- Press ~iPrevPage~n (key [f2]) as many times as
			  you'd like to review this lesson.

			- Refer to the getting started chapter of ~uUsing~n
                          ~uthe $n8$ ~n.

			- Use the diagnostic disc supplied with your
			  computer.  The diagnostic disc provides an
			  easy-to-use test of computer hardware if you
			  suspect something is wrong.

			  (Instructions follow on the next page.)

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~uChecking Things Out~n:____To use the diagnostic disc (only if you want):

			1.  Insert the diagnostic disc in the built-in
			    disc drive.

			2.  Switch the computer ~uoff~n and then back ~uon~n.

			3.  After the computer finishes its power-on
			    process, press [f1] to start the diagnostic
			    program.

			4.  Follow the instructions displayed by the 
			    program.

~uPlease Note~n:____________The diagnostic program will clear computer
			memory.  You shouldn't start the program when you're
			busy using the computer for something else.

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~uWhat's Coming Up~n?_______You've basically finished this lesson.  You're
			ready for the next.

			~uChapter 1~n:  Getting Started
       You're here.  ----> Lesson:  Are You Ready?
       Next up.  --------> Lesson:  Using the System 
			   Lesson:  Setting the Time and Date
			   Lesson:  Checking the Time
			   Lesson:  Starting Over

			~uChapter 2~n:  Running a Program
		           Lesson:  Starting a Program 
			   Lesson:  Inverting Window Colors
			      ...           ...

		   	There are probably 8 hours of material on
			this disc.  But once you get through Chapter 2
			(in another hour), you'll know plenty.

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~uLast Page~n:______________Good!  You've made it to the last page of
			your first lesson.
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~uRunning the Tutor~n_______1.  Use the ~ufunction keys~n to read the tutor.
~uProgram~n:
			    Note:  A ~unew~n function key is now available.
		            It's called ~iLessons_~n (key [f3]).

			2.  Use the ~uarrow keys~n to select the lessons
			    you want to read.
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~uRunning the Tutor~n_______1.  Use the mouse to point at and "press" the
~uProgram~n:____________________tutor keys (like the new ~iLessons_~n key,
			    [f3]).

			2.  Use the mouse to point at and start the
			    lessons you want to read.
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~uReady to Go~n?____________You're ready for the list of lessons in
			Chapter 1.  Have fun!

th:$f1$ (Press ~iLessons_~n for the list of lessons in Chapter 1.)
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k:5 5 PrntPage___f5
k:7 7 __Help_____f7
k:8 8 __Quit_____f8
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Lessons____f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Lessons____f3
k:3 3 _
k:3 3 Lessons____f3
k:3 3 _
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k:3 3 _
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k:3 3 _
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~uPlease wait~n:____________For the list of lessons in Chapter 1...

			You've just left the first lesson of the tutor,
			"$h6$ 

			You should now know how to use the function
			keys and how to move the display pointer.

~uFor Now~n:________________Take a break!  Relax and maybe stretch
			a bit.
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k:2 2 _
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k:7 7 _
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mj:7
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mj:8
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t:$h1$ Tutor Help -- Lesson "$h6$
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~uHello~n:__________________You've been reading the last page--page $f7$ --of
			this lesson.  You've made it all the way!

			At this point, you can:

			- Go on to the ~unext~n lesson:
			  1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]). 
			  2.  Press ~iLessons_~n (key [f3]) to pick
			      another lesson from Chapter 1.

			- Review the material in ~uthis~n lesson:
			  1.  Press ~iContinue~n (key [f1]).
			  2.  Press ~iPrevPage~n (key [f2]) to review
			      previous pages.

			- Stop the tutor program altogether:
			      Press ~i__Quit__~n (key [f8]).

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