Enhanced browsing and navigating on the web

Change Your View

Use the 'Viewspec' buttons above:

y \| z	Blank Lines On / Off
m \| n	Purple Numbers On / Off
w \| x	Show All / Outline view
a \| b	If Outline, Show -1 / +1 Level

Jump Around

Click on a Purple Number to jump directly to it

Welcome to the enhanced browsing experience!

Using the buttons above, it's easy to switch to an outline view, hide the blank lines separating paragraphs, or show or hide those 'Purple Numbers' in the right marging. Try clicking Viewspec buttons 'x' and 'z' for a compressed outline, click 'b' and 'a' to adjust your outline levels. Notice the Levels: and Lines: status change to reflect your current view.

With Purple Numbers On 'm' you can click on a Purple Number in the right margin to jump with precision to that item.

Return to normal with 'y' and 'm' and 'w'

Ready for more Jump options? Advance to "HyperScope Lite+" mode

Enhanced browsing and navigating on the web

Change Your View

Use the 'Viewspec' buttons above:

y \| z	Blank Lines On / Off
m \| n	Purple Numbers On / Off
w \| x	Show All / Outline view
a \| b	If Outline, Show -1 / +1 Level

Jump Around

Click on a Purple Number to jump directly to it
Use a Jump button - for example:

O	Jump to Original or Top of file
U	Jump Up from last jump

In the Address Bar

Jump by Number: Type a Purple Number and click [Go] ** | Example: type 6B and [Go]

Combine Viewspecs: Type a colon ':' followed by any Viewspec codes, and click [Go] ** | Example: type :zmxb or :ynw and [Go]

Combine Jump+View: Any of the above, in that order, and [Go] ** | Example: type 6:xbbnz or 7C:wym and [Go].

** Note: you may need to clear the Address bar first - swipe contents and delete

Enhanced browsing and navigating on the web - "full strength" mode

Change Your View

Use the 'Viewspec' buttons above:

y \| z	Blank Lines On / Off
m \| n	Purple Numbers On / Off
G \| H	If On, Show on Left/Right
I \| J	If On, Show SIDS / Hierarchical
C \| D	Anchor Names: Show / Hide
w \| x	Outline: Show Normal / Outline view
a \| b	Levels: Show -1 / +1
c \| d	Levels: Show All / 1st
e	Levels: Set to current item's level
q \| r	Lines: Show -1 / +1
s \| t	Lines: Show All / 1st
K \| L	Item Signatures: Show / Hide
g \| l \| h	Truncate: Show only this Branch / Plex / Normal (no truncating)
i \| j \| k	Filtered View: On / Off / Skip to next
A \| B \| Q	Indenting: Normal / None / Offset from current item's level

Jump Around

Click on a Purple Number to jump directly
Use the Jump buttons - for example:

O	Jump to Origin or Top of file
B	Jumps to Back
N	Jump to Next
U	Jump Up from last jump
D	Jump Down from last jump
P	Jump to Predecessor
S	Jump to Successor
H	Jump Head of plex
T	Jump to Tail of plex
Jump Shortcut Codes - Every Jump button has a shortcut code - it's the lower case equivalent, for example d for Down, s for Successor - can be used in the Address Bar for Relative Addressing

In the Address Bar

Jump by Number: Type a Purple Number and click [Go] ** | Example: type 6B and [Go]

Relative Addressing: Type a period '.' followed by any Jump Shortcut Codes, and [Go] ** | Example: type .us for Jump Up, Successor, and [Go]

Combine Viewspecs: Type a colon ':' followed by any Viewspec codes, and click [Go] ** | Example: type :zmxb or :ynw and [Go]

Combine Jump+View: Any of the above, in that order, and [Go] ** | Example: type 6.ds:wn or 1.t:wym or .o:xbbz and [Go].

Enhanced browsing and navigating on the web - "All the functionality, without the buttons!"

In the Address Bar

Jump by Number: Type a Purple Number and click [Go] ** | Example: type 6B and [Go]

Relative Addressing: Type a period '.' followed by any Jump Shortcut Codes, and [Go] ** | Example: type .us for Jump Up, then Successor, and [Go]

Combine Viewspecs: Type a colon ':' followed by any Viewspec codes, and click [Go] ** | Example: type :zmxb or :ynw and [Go]

Combine Jump+View: Any of the above, in that order, and [Go] ** | Example: type 6.ds:wn or 1.t:wym or .o:xbbz and [Go].

Change Your View

Add any 'Viewspec' codes after the colon ':'

y \| z	Blank Lines On / Off
m \| n	Purple Numbers On / Off
G \| H	If On, Show on Left/Right
I \| J	If On, Show SIDS / Hierarchical
C \| D	Anchor Names: Show / Hide
w \| x	Outline: Show Normal / Outline view
a \| b	Levels: Show -1 / +1
c \| d	Levels: Show All / 1st
e	Levels: Set to current item's level
q \| r	Lines: Show -1 / +1
s \| t	Lines: Show All / 1st
K \| L	Item Signatures: Show / Hide
g \| l \| h	Truncate: Show only this Branch / Plex / Normal (no truncating)
i \| j \| k	Filtered View: On / Off / Skip to next
A \| B \| Q	Indenting: Normal / None / Offset from current item's level

Jump Shortcut Codes

Add any Jump shortcuts after the period '.'

o	Jumps to Origin or Top of file
b	Jumps to Back
n	Jumps to Next
u	Jumps Up from last jump
d	Jumps Down from last jump
p	Jumps to Predecessor
s	Jumps to Successor
h	Jumps Head of plex
t	Jumps to Tail of plex
Note: It's always the lower case equivalent of the Jump

Filter

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user-profile created by CE 2024-03-12 - 08:30 PDT

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Users are supplied with a Profile file to set and edit preferences.

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The Profile file is read automatically when user logs in, and read again during the session using the Set Profile command..

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BASE C: Set Profile (from) C: File (at) M/T: profile,

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DIRECTORY-CLUSTERS used by Show Directory Command

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Specifies how the Show directory command will arrange the directory listings, including:

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- Categories for grouping the directory listings, supplied by the user

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- Which directories to include in each Category

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For example:

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directory-clusters:

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MY STUFF: CE

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COMMONS: PUBS, HELP

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JOURNAL: AUGMENT , OAD , ALLIANCE

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USERS: BMC

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This example sets three categories of the user's choice - COMMONS, JOURNAL, and USERS - in that order, specifying the directories to be listed under each. Text preceeding the colon ":" is entirely of the user's choosing. Text following the colon ":" must spell the directory names correctly, using uppercase letters, separated by comma "," with optional space(s).

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Note that Categories are optional. If omitted, the directories will appear in alphabetical order. Both COMMONS and JOURNAL are recommended as a minimum - or some variation, for example USER COMMONS, JOURNAL LIBRARY, ...

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Directories not included under a category will be listed after any categories.

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FONTS used to display files and file attributes in windows

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Specifies font-family, font-size, and color for text displayed in file window(s), and for special attributes such as Purple Numbers, anchor names, and timestamps Statement Signatures ,

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Change Your View

Jump Around

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Change Your View

Jump Around

In the Address Bar

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Change Your View

Jump Around

In the Address Bar

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In the Address Bar

Change Your View

Jump Shortcut Codes