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USER-BASICS created by CE 2024-01-20 - 08:29 PST .
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WELCOME TO MINIAUG
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"For enhanced browsing, editing, interactivity"
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A working prototype, a vehicle for exploration -- a set of features, NOT an app
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To showcase and pilot Doug Engelbart's notion of fast, fluid hyperdocument system features, aimed at "augmenting human intellect" and "bootstrapping our Collective IQ"* in teams, organizations, and networked initiatives to yield more brilliant outcomes -- tackling important challenges -- collectively.
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*By "bootstrapping" we mean "getting smarter at getting smarter" and "improving how we improve"
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From the HyperScope Initiative, a collaboration of the Doug Engelbart Institute
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INTRODUCTION
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"MiniAug" offers essential features largely missing in today's knowledge ecosystems, what Doug Engelbart identified as the "critical missing piece" in the technology, called for in his 'Open Hyperdocument System' paradigm .
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Namely a rich array of easy-to-learn options for editing and viewing documents to suit the moment, as opposed to a one-size-fits-all view of a document formatted to fit beautifully in a rectangle that you can stretch or scroll or search, or edit with an archaic cut-and-paste paradigm. Doug used "hyper" to mean enhanced and richly turbo featured, as well as linkable.
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Such features should be universally available to you wherever you are in the knowledgesphere, across all apps and organizational domains, via a wide range of user interface options. Disolving knowledge silos. What doug meant by "open" hyperdocument systems.
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This version of MiniAug sports a command-driven user interface to interact more deeply with the working knowledge, designed for user ease, speed, and efficiency, while offering a streamlined learning curve from beginner to expert.
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COMMANDS
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MiniAug commands are "natural-language style" like talking to Siri or Alexa, but instead of "Get directions" or "Call so-and-so!" you tell it to Jump somewhere or Delete something with just a few simple keystrokes and mouseclicks.
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MiniAug commands typically pair an action Verb like "Delete", with a Noun naming the object you are targeting. So for example to Delete a word, you type "dw" and MiniAug fills out "Delete Word" and prompts you to select the word to be deleted, you click anywhere in the word to select it, and OK to go.
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All you had to do was "dw" click OK, while it prompts you along with visual feedback.
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When several command word choices start with the same letter, like Copy and Create, for the more commonly used Copy you type a "c" and for Create you type "cr".
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Prompts -- tell you what to do next:
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"OK:" is prompting you to give the OK with a single mouse click "T:" means you can now Typein your input , ending with OK "M:" to select or "Mark" something by pointing with a single click "V:" to specify a View (see <8> below) "A:" to enter an Address like a purple number or name (see <7> below) A slash "/" in the prompt is for multiple choice, for example "M/T:" shows you can either Mark or Type your input.
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Check out our Tutorial to get a feel for the commands
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FILE COMMANDS
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Create File (named) T/M:
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Update (file) OK:
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Refresh File (restore to last saved) OK:
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Show Directory OK:
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Logout OK: .
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VIEWING A FILE
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Basic Jumps
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Jump (to) M:
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Jump (to) Item M/A:
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Jump (to) Link M/T:
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Jump (to) Origin M/A:
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Jump (to) Next M/A:
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Jump (to) Backward M/A:
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Jump (to) Return File OK:
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- For more Jump commands, see
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Changing the View
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In a Jump with V: -- for V: options see below <079>
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Set Viewspecs V:
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Reset Viewspecs OK:
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Windowing
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Open Window OK: .
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EDITING A FILE
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Choose one Verb and one Noun - the command will prompt you along
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VERBS NOUNS ====== ========
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Copy Character
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Delete Word
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Force (case) Text
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Insert Link
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Move Statement
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Replace Branch
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Transpose
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- For more editing Nouns, see
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Undo Command -- TBD -- for now use Refresh File under FILE COMMANDS to start fresh from last update.
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SAMPLE SESSION
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First get a feel for the basics in the hands-on tutorial
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Then try the following -- note if at any time you type the wrong character or click on the wrong thing, just press or key to back up and pick up where that leaves you.
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OPEN A NEW WINDOW: Type "ow" for "Open Window OK:" and give the OK; drag your new window next to this one
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CREATE NEW FILE: In your new window, enter "crf" for "Create File (to be named) M/T:" type a filename and give the OK
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START INSERTING: Type "is" for "Insert Statement (to follow statement at) M:" click on the filename, at the "L:" prompt type "d" for down a level, at the T: prompt type your heading: "My First Insert", ending with OK
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NEXT INSERT: Type "is" for "Insert Statement (to follow statement at) M:" click anywhere on "My First Insert", at the "L:" prompt type "d" for Down a level, at the T: prompt type your first paragraph (don't worry about typos as you go, just type): "Now is the time for all good people to come to the aid of their country.", ending with OK
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FIRST EDIT: Change your heading to "My First Session" - type "rw" for "Replace Word (at) M:" , click anywhere on the word "Insert", at the "T:" prompt type the new word "Session" ending with the OK
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MORE EDITS: Using the above VERBS and NOUNS, fix any typos and play with the wording in your file -- for example: Insert Text, Delete Character, Copy Statement , Transpose Words, ... think up your own combinations
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SAVE YOUR WORK: Type "u" for "Update (file) OK:" and give the OK
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CHECK OUT HIDDEN STUFF: While you were creating and editing, MiniAug was creating useful info that's normally hidden. Change your view to show these now -- enter "sev" for "Set Viewspecs V:", enter "mJK" (matching upper/lower case), ending with OK. You will see 'Purple Numbers' reflecting your outline structure, and 'Statement Signatures' indicating for each statement who inserted or last edited and when. To hide the Statement Signatures, use Set Viewspecs V:, enter "L". To switch between the outline style Purple Numbers and permalink style Purple Numbers, use Set Viewspecs V:, enter "I" or "J". To show or hide anchor Names created for you automatically, use Set Viewspecs V:, enter "C" or "D".
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USE HIDDEN STUFF: Using the Jump Link command you can jump by Number or Name -- in the following type a Purple Number or Name in place of "xxaddressxx" -- enter "jl" for "Jump Link (to) M/A:", enter your "xxaddressxx", ending with OK. HELPFUL HINT: You can use them in a Link whether they are showing or hidden. See ADDRESSING and LINKS below for more.
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ADDRESSING
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Basic Addressing: The "A:" prompt is for "Address" -- you can address a file or any item in a file, using the following optional elements, in this order:
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1. Optional filename followed by a comma
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2. Optional address number aka "Purple Number" (choose one)
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- Location Numbers like 2c1 are hierarchical, change dynamically
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- Statement Identifiers or "SIDs" never change
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NOTE: to view the file with these showing, see Viewspecs below <079>
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- For more Address options, see
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Exmaples
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Jump Link 7
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Jump Link bmc,user-basics,
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Jump Link bmc,user-basics,7
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Jump Link bmc,user-basics,02 .dt .
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LINKS
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Any Address you can type in a Jump Link command, you can place in a link to click on for future Jump Link commands, a link is encased in angle brackets or parens - for example:
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<8>
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You can also add Viewspecs in a link, after any address elements, starting with a colon ":"
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VIEWSPECS
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Basic Viewspecs entered at V:
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y / z blank lines - Show / Hide
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m / n numbers - Show / Hide
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T / U table of contents - Show / Hide
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x / w show outline - 1st level only / All levels
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a / b show -1 / +1 level
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q / r show -1 / +1 line
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Viewspecs can also be placed in a link -- after any address stuff, preceded by a colon ":" -- examples:
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<7 :zn> or <8 :ym> or
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For a full list of Viewspecs see .
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