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+ gen "gen"
+ MACRO PACKAGE FOR LATEX
+
+ The LaTex commands are inserted in the text by pressing the pre-
+ defined sequences of <ctrl-key>.
+
+ Some of the commands acts different if the user has marked a area
+ of text. For instance the command for underline, <ctrlu-u><u>, will
+ insert '\underline{}' in the text. However, if the word 'Text' is
+ highlighted, the same command will give as result '\underline{Tekst}'.
+
+ LaTex commands which consist of several lines, for instance:
+
+ \begin{tabular}
+ Linje 1
+ Linje 2
+ \end{tabular}
+ PgDn ==> Next page
+
+ will be inserted before and after a marked area if one exist.
+ If not, the LaTex commands will be inserted on separate lines
+ with the cursor located on an empty line inbetween. <ctrl-b> and
+ <ctrl-e> are reserved for these type of commands, and will in
+ combination with a valid keyboard sequence insert \begin{'command'}
+ and \end{'command'} respectively.
+
+ Example: Sequence <ctrl-b><t> will insert '\begin{tabular}' on
+ a new line with cursor placed on a empty line beneath.
+
+ Several environments have local key assignments when entered in
+ the prescribed way. For instance will <tab> and <ctrl-enter> in the
+ tabbing or tabular environment insert the appropriate LaTex
+ equivalents. Remember to leave the environment by pressing
+ <ctrl-e><'key'>.
+
+ PgUp ==> Previous page PgDn ==> Next page
+
+ Math mode may be entered by the sequence <ctrl-F7> or automatically
+ by means of the <ctrl-b> command. For instance pressing <ctrl-b><q>
+ will insert '\begin{equation}' and a message 'Math mode on' will
+ appear on the bottom line. A separate help menu with the local key
+ assignments in math mode are available when <ctrl-h> are entered.
+ Writing a '$' will also toggle math mode on/off automatically.
+
+ The sequence <ctrl-F3> is useful for writing documents which
+ include the norwegian special characters. The command will replace
+ all matches of ' ' in the file with the equivalent LaTex
+ commands. <shift-F3> will reverse the process. <ctrl-F2> redefines
+ the norwegian characters keyboard; pressing an '' will insert '\aa'.
+
+ All LABELS (\label{LABEL}) in a file may be searched out and displayed
+ as a list by pressing <ctrl-F8>. Pressing <enter> at a LABEL in
+ the list will automatically insert the LABEL at the current cursor
+ PgUp ==> Previous page PgDn ==> Next page
+
+ position. <shift-F8> will display the list again, but the list are not
+ updated since the last search (<ctrl-F8>).
+
+ <ctrl-F4>/<shift-F4> acts more or less the same way, but the list
+ displayed are the result form a global search of a user defined
+ search pattern. Normal BRIEF conventions are used in the search
+ procedure. The search will be performed on all buffers in the
+ buffer list, but the user will be prompted to continue before
+ changing buffer. Pressing <enter> on a match in the list will move the
+ cursor automatically to the actual line and buffer where the match
+ originated.
+
+ Pl Hedne
+ SINTEF avd. 11
+ 7034 Trondheim
+ phifk@termix.termo.unit.no
+ PgUp ==> Previous page
+
+ arrow "arrow"
+
+ <ctrl-a><arrow-key>
+
+ inserts the command for arrow according to the following selection of
+ arrow-key:
+
+ Up => \uparrow
+ Shift-Up => \Uparrow
+ Down => \downarrow
+ Shift-Down => \Downarrow
+ Left => \leftarrow
+ Shift-Left => \leftarrow
+ Right => \rightarrow
+ Shift-Right => \Rightarrow
+ Home => \nwarrow
+ PgUp => \nearrow
+ End => \swarrow
+ PgDn => \searrow