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Qedit for Windows User Manual Contents • I Tip of the Day Qedit for Windows 5.9.13 User Manual by Robelle Solutions Technology Inc. Copyright 1996-2009 Robelle Solutions Technology Inc. Qedit is a trademark of Robelle Solutions Technology Inc. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. Updated Saturday, April 07, 2012 Robelle Solutions Technology Inc. 7360 – 137 Street, Suite 372 Surrey, BC, Canada V3W 1A3 Toll-free: 1.888.robelle Tel: 604.501.2001 Fax: 604.501.2003 [email protected] www.robelle.com Contents Welcome to Qedit for Windows 1 Overview of Qedit for Windows ...............................................................................................1 Hardware and Software Requirements........................................................................1 Network Requirements................................................................................................2 The Ultimate Editing Tool.........................................................................................................2 Multi-File Access—Simultaneously............................................................................2 Speed, Speed, and More Speed ...................................................................................2 Highly Scaleable..........................................................................................................2 Fully Integrated with Windows...................................................................................3 Multiple Independent Views .......................................................................................3 Consistent Interface on All Platforms .........................................................................3 Internet Friendly..........................................................................................................3 Host-Based Qedit vs. Qedit for Windows .................................................................................3 Getting Help ..............................................................................................................................4 What’s New in This Version .....................................................................................................4 Highlights in Version 5.9.13 .......................................................................................4 Highlights in Version 5.9.12 .......................................................................................4 Highlights in Version 5.9.11 .......................................................................................4 Highlights in Version 5.9.10 .......................................................................................4 Compatibility .............................................................................................................................4 Known Problems .......................................................................................................................5 Document Window Displayed Incorrectly..................................................................5 Getting Started 7 Installing Qedit for Windows ....................................................................................................7 Downloading Qedit for Windows ...............................................................................7 Installing Qedit on Stand-Alone PCs ..........................................................................7 Installing Qedit on Networked PCs.............................................................................8 Installing the Qedit for Windows Server.....................................................................9 Running the HP-UX Server.......................................................................................10 Support Files............................................................................................................................11 Manuals .....................................................................................................................11 Language Templates..................................................................................................11 Upgrading Qedit for Windows ................................................................................................12 Uninstalling Qedit for Windows..............................................................................................12 Customizing the Client ............................................................................................................12 The Preferences Dialog Box......................................................................................13 Customizing the Server............................................................................................................19 How To Specify To the Server Program ...................................................................19 Configuration Files on the Host ................................................................................20 Connection Template File .........................................................................................21 Running Qedit..........................................................................................................................21 Expiring Version .......................................................................................................21 Qedit for Windows User Manual Contents • i Tip of the Day............................................................................................................22 Startup Process ..........................................................................................................22 The Application Window ........................................................................................................23 Application Icon and Control Menu..........................................................................23 Application Title Bar.................................................................................................24 Application Menu Bar ...............................................................................................24 Application Toolbar...................................................................................................25 Toolbar Buttons.........................................................................................................27 Application Workspace .............................................................................................30 Application Status Bar...............................................................................................30 The Document Window...........................................................................................................31 Document Title Bar ...................................................................................................32 Document Workspace ...............................................................................................33 Document Status Bar.................................................................................................33 Splitting a Document into Independent Views..........................................................35 Collapsing Multiple Views into One.........................................................................36 A Windows Primer 37 Windows Standard Functions ..................................................................................................37 Switching Between Applications.............................................................................................37 Controlling the Size and Position of Windows........................................................................37 Moving a Window Around on the Screen.................................................................37 Resizing a Window....................................................................................................37 Minimizing a Window...............................................................................................38 Maximizing a Window ..............................................................................................38 Arranging Windows into Tiles ..................................................................................38 Closing a Window .....................................................................................................38 Mouse Operations....................................................................................................................38 Using Mouse Buttons ................................................................................................39 Selecting Text with a Mouse .....................................................................................40 Selecting More Text ..................................................................................................41 Extending a Selection................................................................................................41 Rectangular Selections ..............................................................................................42 Selecting a Menu Command......................................................................................43 Selecting Toolbar Buttons .........................................................................................43 Selecting from a List..................................................................................................43 Shortcut
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