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Release Note 03

11 Digital Research",

Copyright © 1991 Digital Research Inc. All rights reserved. No part of
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Research Inc., 70 Garden Court, Box DRI, Monterey, California 93942.
Artline © CCP Development GmbH, 1988, 1989, 1990

NOTICE TO USER
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This manual should not be construed as any representation or warranty
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Generally, if such changes or variations are known to exist and to affect
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TRADEMARKS
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Presentation Team, GEM Artline, GEM Draw Plus, and the Digital
Research logo are trademarks of Digital Research Inc. We Make
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Adobe and PostScript are registered trademarks of Adobe Systems Inc.
Bitstream is a registered trademark and Fontware is a trademark of
Bitstream Inc. HiJaak is a trademark of Inset Systems, Inc. Ventura
Publisher is a registered trademark of Ventura Software, a Xerox
Company. ITC Galliard is a registered trademark of International
Typeface Corporation. Hewlett-Packard and LaserJet are registered
trademarks of Hewlett-Packard Corporation.
If any other trademarks are mentioned herein, they are the property of
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Artline Release Note 03
January 1991

Contents
Preface
1

Symbol File Conversion
Using SYF2GEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Quitting SYF2GEM . . . . . . . . . . . .
Converted Symbol Files . . . . . . . . . . . . .
0

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BLDAF4 Font File Conversion
Generating Fonts with BLDAF4 ...
Creating the Source Files . . . . . . . . . .
Finding Font Information . . . . . . . . . .
Running BLDAF4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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1-1
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1-5

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2-2
2-2
2-4
2-5

HiJaak File Conversion Utility
File Format Types . . . . . . .
Destination File Types . . . . . . . . . . . .
Starting HiJaak
From the Command Line . . .
From Artline . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HiJaak Interface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Using a Mouse .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Using the Keyboard . . . . . . . . . . . .
HiJaak Keyboard and Mouse Functions ...
USing HiJaak Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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3-3
3-4
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3-5
3-6
3-6
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iii

How to Convert Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Select Files to be Converted Dialog . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Source Options Dialog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fonts in Converted Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Destination Files Dialog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Destination Options Dialog . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Advanced Destination Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exiting HiJaak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EPS Conversion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
EPS Destination Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HiJaak Menus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
File Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Convert . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Help . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Ventura Publisher Compatibility
Unsupported Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hewlett Packard LaserJet Series II . . . . . . . . . . . .

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A-2

Application and
Documentation Updates
Generallnformation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Clip Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Color Files . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fonts for GEM Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Everex Memory Boards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Documentation Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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3- 13
3- 13
3- 14
3-15
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3- 17
3- 18
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3-23
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B-2
B-3
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B-4
B-6

Preface
THE Artline® Release Note 03 describes the following:

o
o

SYF2GEM. This program converts GEM® ArtlineTM
(Version 1.0) symbol files to the Artline, Version 2.0,
GEM format.
BLDAF4. The release note describes how you create
Artline font files from files created with non-Digital Research® versions of Bitstream® Fontware TM.

o HiJaak™ for Digital Research. This utility converts
files created with other popular graphics applications
to the Artline, Version 2.0, GEM format. In addition,
you can convert files between several vector and raster
file formats, including CGM, WMF, EPS, TIFF, and
PCX. You can also convert Artline files for raster fax
card transmission.

Additional information about the Artline program, as
well as additions and corrections to the manuals.

NOTE: Throughout this release note, the symbol .J represents the
Return (or Enter) key or means "Press the Return (or Enter)
key."

Symbol File Conversion
files, a feature of GEM Artline (Version 1.0) made it
SYMBOL
possible for you to collect pictures and use them repeatedly in
other files. In Artline, Version 2.0, the need for symbol files has
been replaced by the ability to merge files, compatibility with many
additional file formats, and an extensive clip art gallery.
The SYF2GEM symbol file conversion program is provided so that GEM Artline users can convert their symbol
files (with extension SYF) to GEM files that can be
opened or merged in Artline, Version 2.0.

Using SYF2GEM
SYF2GEM is a graphics-based application that uses the
same system software that Artline uses. Because you run
the program with the Artline ToApp command, you must
already be in Artline before you can start SYF2GEM.

To start SYF2GEM,

[I]

Display the Artline File menu and choose the To App
command. (The To App command is described in detail in Chapter 3 of the Artline User Reference Guide.)

[]] In the Run Application dialog, click on the Run button to display the Item Selector.

1-1

Using SYF2GEM

I1J

In the Item Selector, set the directory path to the directory in which SYF2GEM is located (the default is
\ARTLINE\CONVERT) and then double-click on
SYF2GEM.APP.

[]] In the Run Application dialog, make your selection in
the Parameters box according to the guidelines on the
next two pages.
SYF2GEM's Application Type is GEM and is automatically set. Choices among the Options (Auto-Save
Current Picture and Return to Artline) are a matter
of personal preference.
The illustration below shows how the Run Application dialog might appear when you have made all
your selections.

Run Application
Run I D:\ARTLINE\CONUERT\SYF26EM.APP
Pararlleters
o Current File
o Current I~age
o Request ...
@

None

Application T!lpe @ GEM

DOS

full MenoT9

Options
~ Auto-Save Current Picture
~ Return To Artline

I OK I

I Cancel I

[]] Click on OK to exit the Run Application dialog and
start SYF2GEM.

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Artline Release Note 03

Using SYF2GEM

Parameters
SYF2GEM can accept two of the Run Application dialog's
parameters: Request and None.
Request

If you choose the Request parameter, the Command Line
dialog appears when you exit the Run Application dialog.
(The Command Line dialog is also described in the Artline
User Reference Guide). Enter the full path and filename
for the file you want to convert. For example, you might
enter this in the dialog:
(olllllland Line

Enter the tUlIlliland line fur SYF2GEM,APP
IC:\6EMAPPS\ARTWORK\SYMBOLS\L060S, SYA__

I OK I I Caned I

Note the following about symbol files converted with the
Request parameter:
o You can convert only one symbol file at a time in this
manner. When the file named in the Command Line
dialog has been converted, you return to Artline or to
the operating system command line (depending on
whether you chose the Return to Artline option).

The name and location of the GEM file created by
SYF2GEM is predetermined. The file's name is the
same as that of the SYF file that was converted, and
the file's location is the same directory as the SYF
file's. For example, the command line string shown
above would produce a file called LOGOS. GEM in
C:\GEMAPPS\ARTWORK\SYMBOLS.
You can rename and move the converted file after you
run SYF2GEM, but not as part of the conversion process itself.

Symbol File Conversion

1-3

Using SYF2GEM
None
The None parameter differs from the Request parameter
in two important respects:
D You can convert more than one symbol file.
D You can specify the converted file's name and location.

To convert symbol files with the None parameter,

[!]

When you exit the Run Application dialog, the first
Item Selector ofSYF2GEM (labeled "Symbol-File to
convert") appears.

[]] Change the path in the Item Selector to your symbol
file directory, and double-click on the name of the
first file you want to convert.
[]] The second SYF2GEM Item Selector (labeled "GEMFile to create") appears.

[1] Note that the Item Selector automatically supplies a
GEM filename that matches the SYF file's name.
This GEM file will be created in the directory in
which SYF2GEM is located. You have two options at
this point:
- You can accept the default name and path. To do
so, exit the Item Selector by clicking on OK or
pressing .J.
- You can save the converted file to the directory of
your choice and with the filename of your choice.
To do so, change the path in the Item Selector, supply a new name, and then exit the Item Selector by
clicking on OK or pressing.J.

I}]

The "Symbol-File to convert" Item Selector appears
again. You have two options:
- You can choose another symbol file to convert, in
which case the cycle repeats itself.
- You can quit SYF2GEM by clicking on the Item
Selector's Cancel button or by pressing Esc.

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Artline Release Note 03

Quiffing SYF2GEM

Quitting SYF2GEM
You can quit SYF2GEM any time the Item Selector is displayed by clicking on the Item Selector's Cancel button or
by pressing Esc.

Converted Symbol Files
The individual symbols in the original SYF file are arranged in a single layer in the new GEM file. (The example below shows the converted symbol file JOBSl.SYF.)
Each symbol is enclosed within a single selection frame,
either as a group or as a merged element.

Symbol File Conversion

1-5

Converted Symbol Files

To use a converted symbol file,

[I]

Open the file into which you want to insert symbols.

(]] Merge the converted symbol file into the current file
(Merge File command).
[]] Activate the symbol layer, select a symbol you want,
and Cut or Copy it to the paste buffer.

[!]

Activate the layer in which you want the symbol, and
Paste the symbol onto the drawing surface.

[]] For additional symbols, repeat steps 3 and 4.
~ When you have inserted all the symbols you want,
use the Layer Manager to remove the layer that contains the unwanted symbol.

1-6

Artline Release Note 03

BLDAF4 Font File
Conversion

HIS chapter describes how you create Artline font files with
T
non-Digital Research versions of Bitstream. Fontware-for
example, the version of Fontware that accompanies Xerox® Ventura
Publisher®.
In general, BLDAF4 uses three things:

o a source font file (extension PFA)
o a kerning information file (extension AFM)
o font information-font ID and weight
NOTE: The AFM file is not required, but you will not be able to
crea te kerned text without it.
Digital Research versions of Fontware automatically generate a PFAfile, an AFM (for Adobe® Font Metric) file,
and a PFI file that contains the necessary font information. The Artline Utilities Guide describes how you create
Artline fonts from Digital Research versions of Fontware.
To create Artline fonts from non-Digital Research versions of Fontware, you must create the PFA and AFM
files and then pass the font information as parameters to
BLDAF4.

2-1

Generating Fonts with BLDAF4

Generating Fonts with BLDAF4
The BLDAF4 process consists of three major steps:
[]] creating the source files
[]] finding font information

[ill

running BLDAF4

Creating the Source Files
Fontware creates the following source files that BLDAF4
uses for each font you are generating:

A PFA file that contains the character set description.
The PFA file is required.

An AFM file that contains the information required for
kerning text characters.

To create the AFM and PFA files,
IT] Change directories to \FONTWARE.
[]] Start Fontware by typing BITS 1 (note the space) and
pressing .J.

[ill

Select the typefaces you want and tell Fontware to
make PostScript printer fonts.
Fontware terminates very quickly, but a new file
called FWARE.JOB has been created. In addition,
this process creates a \PSFONTS directory (if one
does not already exist) in the root directory of drive C
(C:\PSFONTS).

[]] With \FONTWARE as the current directory, type the
following command:
CVTPSO FWARE.JOB .J

This command creates PSO files in C: \PSFONTS for
each of your font files. These files are needed for creating the AFM and PFA files.

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Artline Release Note 03

Generating Fonts with BLDAF4
[]] With \FONTWARE as the current directory, type the
following command:
GENAFM01 FWARE.JOB.J

This command creates the AFM files in the directory
C: \PSFONTS. The directory now contains a PSO file
and an AFM file for each of your selected typefaces.
[]] Change to the \PSFONTS directory and use the operating system RENAME command to change the extension of the PSO files to PFA.
RENAME *.PSO *.PFA .J

The \PSFONTS directory now contains a PFAfile and an
AFM file for each font you want to make. Copy these files
to the directory that contains BLDAF4.
Copying the Source Files

The following example assumes that \PSFONTS is the
current directory. The drive identifier ([d:]) is required
only if BLDAF4 is on a drive other than the drive on
which \PSFONTS is located.
COpy *.PFA [d:]\ARTLlNE\CONVERT.J
COpy *.AFM [d:]\ARTLlNE\CONVERT.J

After you have copied the files to \ARTLlNE\CONVERT,
you can delete them from \PSFONTS.

BLDAF4 Font File Conversion

2-3

Generating Fonts with BLDAF4

Finding Font Information
Each font has an identifying number (font ID) and a
weight value (for Roman, Bold, Italic, and Bold Italic)
that must be passed as parameters to BLDAF4.

To determine the font ID and weight,

IT]

Change directories to \FONTWARE.

[]] Type the file FWARE.JOB to the screen (if possible,
one page at a time), or use a text editor to read the
file. Look for lines that begin "vp=", like the following:
vp=/F=ITC Galliard/N=321W=N

The N value is the font ID (in this case, 32 for ITC
Galliard®) and the W value is the weight.
[]] Find and note the font ID and weight for each font.
NOTE: You do not have to use the font ID and weight given in
FWARE.JOB, but it is recommended that you do. If you do
not, you run the risk of creating files with duplicate IDs, as
described on page 1-9 of the Artline Utilities Guide.
Font Weights

FWARE.JOB and BLDAF4 use different codes to represent the four possible font weights. The following table
lists the FWARE.JOB codes and the corresponding
BLDAF4 codes. You must use the BLDAF4 codes when
generating fonts.

2-4

font weight

FWARE.JOB code

BLDAF4code

Roman

Bold

Italic

Bold Italic

Artline Release Note 03

Generating Fonts with BLDAF4

Running BLDAF4
Having created the PFA and AFM files and having gathered the font IDs and weights, you can now generate the
Artline font files.
In addition to the source and destination filenames,
BLDAF4 accepts two parameters:
o The IN parameter is for the font ID.
o The!W parameter is for the font's weight.

To generate fonts with BLDAF4,
[}] Change directories to \ARTLINE\CONVERT.
[]] To generate a font file, type a command line in the
following form:
BLDAF4 CUPQ

GALLIARD IN=32 !W=O

In this example, BLDAF4 generates an Artline font
file called GALLIARD.AF4 from the Bitstream Galliard file CUPQ.PFA. The font has a font ID of 32
(ITC Galliard) and a weight of zero (Roman).
[]] Repeat the previous step for each additional font, supplying new source and destination filenames, font
IDs, and weight codes each time.
When you have finished running BLDAF4, copy the new
.AF4 files to \ARTLINE\FONTS, start Artline, and add
them to the font list using the Font Manager (see Chapter
9 of the Artline User Reference Guide).
If the PFA and AFM files are no longer needed, delete
them or copy them to a floppy disk and then delete them
from your hard disk.

BLDAF4 Font File Conversion

2-5

HiJaak
File Conversion Utility
IJAAK for Digital Research is a utility that converts files
created by other applications to a file format that you can open
or merge in Artline. You can also use HiJaak to convert Artline files
to formats that can be used with other applications, or for raster fax
card transmission.

This chapter contains information about the following:

o
o
o

basic background on HiJaak and file conversion;
how to start and use HiJaak;
the HiJaak menus and commands.
If you selected the default destination directory during
the Artline Setup program, HiJaak was installed in the
\ARTLINE\CONVERT directory. Otherwise, HiJaak
was installed in the destination directory you specified
during Setup.

3-1

File Format Types

File Format Types
The two basic file formats you can convert are shown in
the table below.

'Vector format stores mathematical descriptions of the
lines and curves that make up the shapes and characters in the file.
PostScript® is a vector format that uses the PostScript
page description language.

Raster (also known as bit image or bit-mapped) format
stores the shapes and characters in the file as patterns
of dots.

source format
vector

raster

GEM, CGM, PIC, WMF, DXF

IMG, PCX, TIFF

destination format
GEM, CGM, PIC, WMF

vector

EPS, viewable EPS

PostScript

IMG, PCx, TIFF

raster

IMG, PCx, TIFF

raster

NOTE: To convert files so that you can open them in Artline, always
choose GEM as the destination file format.

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Artline Release Note 03

Destination File Types

Destination File Types
Several of the destination file formats are associated with
popular software applications. HiJaak refers to a file format as having the "flavor" of a particular application. For
example, you could convert your Artline file to the WordPerfect flavor of the CGM format. When converting a file
for use with a particular software application, select that
application in the destination options dialog or, if the application is not listed, select a compatible application.
destination type

available application formats

GEM

Artline 1.0, Artline 2.0, Draw, Presentation TeamTM 2.0, Ventura

WMF

Arts and Letters, PageMaker, Pixie, Ventura

CGM

Applause II, Arts and Letters, CALS, Corel, Designer, Draw
Applause, Freelance, Harvard Graphics, PageMaker PC, Pixie,
WordPerfect

TIFF

Ami, Artline 2.0, Arts and Letters, Corel, Designer, Freehand Mac,
Freelance, Illustrator Mac, PageMaker Mac, PageMaker PC, Paintbrush, PaintShow, Quark Mac, QuickTrace, ScanPro, ScanXpress,
Ventura, Word Mac, Word PC, Word Windows, WordPerfect Mac,
WordPerfect PC

HiJaak File Conversion Utility

3-3

Starting HiJaak

Starting HiJaak
You can start HiJaak from the operating system command line or from within Artline.

From the Command Line
To start HiJaak from the command line,

[]J

Switch to the disk drive and directory in which you
have installed HiJaak.. For example, if HiJaak is on
drive D and you chose the default destination directory during Setup, these two commands take you to
the directory in which it is installed:
D:.J
CD \ARTLlNE\CONVERT .J

[]] Type the following command to start HiJaak:
HJD .J

3-4

Artline Release Note 03

Starting HiJaak

From Artline
To start HiJ aak from Artline,
[] Display the File menu and choose the To App command. Artline displays the Run Application dialog.
Run Application
Run
r

I D: \ARTL INE\CONVERT\HJD • EXE

Parameters
• Current File
Current Image
Request •..
None

o
o
o

Application Type GEM

o
•

D08

0 Full Memory

Options
~ Auto-Save Current Picture
~ Return To Artline

I OK I
I Cancel I

[]] Click on the Run button to display the Item Selector.
Change the directory in the Item Selector to
\ARTLINE\CONVERT and double-click on
HJD.EXE.

I]]

Set the Parameters radio button to None. You can
select files only within HiJaak; you cannot pass a
filename from Artline.

[1]

The Application Type should be DOS. If it is currently set to GEM, click on the DOS button.

[§]

Set the Options (Auto-Save Current Picture and
Return to Artline) as you want them.

(]] Click on OK to exit the Run Application dialog. The
screen goes to black for a moment before HiJaak
starts.

HiJaak File Conversion Utility

3-5

HiJaak Interface

HiJaak Interface
Much like the Artline interface, the HiJaak interface consists of menus and dialogs. You choose commands from
the menus, and you choose file names and set options in
the dialogs.
You can work with either a mouse or the keyboard when
in HiJaak.

Using a Mouse
If you do not have a
mouse driver loaded,
HiJaak displays a
dialog to that effect at
startup. Simply exit the
dialog and use the keyboard.

To use a mouse with HiJaak, you must load a Microsoft®compatible mouse driver file like MOUSE.COM or
MOUSE.SYS.
Using a mouse in HiJaak is similar to using a mouse in
Artline.

o To choose a command, first click on the menu name to
o

display the menu, then click on the command name.
To select a file from a list box, double-click on its
filename.

o To choose an option, click on it.
o To exit a dialog, click on an exit button or the close box
in the upper left corner. Clicking on the close box is
the equivalent of clicking on the dialog's Cancel button.

To scroll a list box, click on the arrows, drag the slider,
or click in the gray scroll bar on either side of the slider.

Using the Keyboard
You can use the keyboard to display menus, make selections in dialogs, access HiJaak's Help, and so on.
HiJaak divides its dialogs into what it refers to as areas
offocus. Each area of focus is identified by a title containing one letter in a contrasting color. For example, in the
SELECT FILE TO BE CONVERTED dialog, one area of
focus is called "Type," with a white "T."

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Artline Release Note 03

HiJaak Interface
These are the keyboard techniques you use in HiJaak:
o To move to a specific area of focus, press the Alt key as
you type the area's highlighted letter. For example, to
switch to the Type area, type Alt-T.

o To move from one area of focus to the next, press the
Tab key. To move to the previous area of focus, press
Shift-Tab.

o To select items from a list box, follow these steps:
-1 Move the highlight to the list box from which you

want to select.
-2 Move the highlight bar in the list box by pressing
the up-arrow or down-arrow key or, for larger
jumps, the PgUp or PgDn key.
-3 Select a highlighted type from the Type box by
pressing.J. Select a highlighted filename by
pressing Alt-S.

o To change directories, do either of the following:
- Type a full pathname into the text field in the center of the dialog, and press .J.
- Move the highlight bar in the file list box to a directory name (indicated by square brackets-[PIX], for
example) and press.J. To go up one level in the directory path, highlight the [..J entry and press .J.

To get help on topics, follow these steps:
-1 Click on Help in the menu bar, press Alt-H, or

click on the Help button at the bottom of a dialog.
-2 Press Alt-R to move to the Related Topics area
and then use the arrow keys to highlight a Help
topic. Press Alt-S to select the topic.

Do not press .J to select a topic. If you do, you will
exit the Help system without selecting anything.

o To exit a dialog and continue the conversion process,
press .J or type Alt-O.
To exit a dialog and return to the previous dialog, press
Esc.

HiJaak File Conversion Utility

3-7

HiJaak Interface

HiJaak Keyboard and Mouse Functions
The following table describes the mouse and keyboard
techniques you use in HiJaak.
HiJaak Keyboard and Mouse Functions
action

3-8

function

Tab

Moves cursor to next area of focus

Shift-Tab

Moves cursor to previous area of focus

Enter

Selects types from Type list box; puts path
changes into effect; selects the OK button

Esc

Same as selecting Cancel

Backspace

Removes character to left of text cursor

Del

Removes character to right of text cursor

Space Bar

Activates current push button, checkbox, or radio
button

Cursor keys

Use the arrow keys and PgUp, PgDn, Home,
and End to move the cursor in an edit field (this
is used for scrolling list boxes)

Alt + key

Moves cursor to the next area where letter
matches Alt-key sequence you typed

Click

Click on filenames to select them; click on buttons
to activate

Double-click

Same as choosing a Select or Deselect button.
(This is also used for changing the path above list
boxes)

Press and hold

On a scroll arrow-continuously scrolls window
text

Drag

On a scroll bar-scrolls window text rapidly

Artline Release Note 03

Using HiJook Help

Using HiJaak Help
The HiJaak Help system provides complete information
about commands and dialog options. Use the Help system whenever you have a question about the technical
aspects offile conversion or about the HiJaak interface.

To use HiJaak Help,

o Click on Help in the menu bar to display the Help
Table of Contents dialog.
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Selecting Files to Convert
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Source and Destination Types
Source Options
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Advanced Destination Options
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