Description: Changes in Word Juggler for the Apple II (vers. 2.7 or greater)
Header: Changes in Word Juggler for the Apple II (vers. 2.7 or greater)


 Word Juggler for the Apple II (version 2.7 or greater) differs from the older
 versions in two primary ways; by the elimination of the hardware modification
 and the addition of a number of enhancements to the program.  The following
 list is a summary of all of the changes.

 Enhancements to the program

 New HELP feature
 While editing a document, Open-Apple "?" will display a list of topics that,
 when selected, explain the various features of Word Juggler.  Note that this
 replaces the old HELP command key (CONTROL V).

 40 / 80 column support
 Word Juggler for the Apple II will work in 40 columns on both the Apple IIe
 and the Apple IIc.  When used on the Apple IIe, Word Juggler will use the 80
 column card in the auxiliary slot if it is available.  When used on the Apple
 IIc, Word Juggler checks the 40/80 column switch when the program is booted,
 and then reacts accordingly.

 When used in the 40 column mode, Word Juggler changes in a few minor ways:

   o  The main menu changes slightly.
   o  The file name does not appear on the status line.

 Main menu changes
   o  Purge is now Delete.
   o  Define Prefix is now Prefix.

 Printer cards
   o  When used on the Apple IIc, the printer card is permanently set to Super
 Serial to accommodate the two ports on the Apple IIc.
   o  When used on the Apple IIc, the printer card must be used in Slot 1 or
 2.

 MOVE and COPY commands
 Word Juggler now allows you to use the FIND and ^ FIND commands when prompted
 to "Move cursor to start (or end ) of block and press space", in addition to
 the normal cursor movement keys.

 FIND and ^ FIND commands
 Hitting RETURN when prompted with "Find what?" will find the next occurrence
 of the string that was last searched for.

 Titles and Page variables
 The TEXT LINE/COL command now allows greater flexibility in choosing where on
 the page a title or page number can appear.  In addition to specifying the
 absolute column number, titles or page numbers may appear on the left or right
 margin, centered between the margins, or alternating between the margins
 (which is useful when printing manuals)

 Changes in the keystrokes

 Because there is no keyboard enhancer included with Word Juggler version 2.7,
 some of the keystrokes had to be altered.

   o  The Open Apple key is used to access the editing commands
      (instead of the CONTROL key used in the older versions).

   o  The "overstrike" feature is no longer available.

 Cursor Movement
                              Used to be:                Now is:

   o  Previous Page           SHIFT Up-Arrow             Open-Apple Up-Arrow
      Previous Word           SHIFT Left-Arrow           Open-Apple Left-Arrow
      Next Word               SHIFT Right-Arrow          Open-Apple Right-Arrow
						Next Page               SHIFT Down-Arrow           Open-Apple Down-Arrow

   o  Beginning of Document   CONTROL SHIFT Up-Arrow     Open-Apple E
      Beginning of Line       CONTROL SHIFT Left-Arrow   Open-Apple S
      End of Line             CONTROL SHIFT Right-Arrow  Open-Apple D
      End of Document         CONTROL SHIFT Down-Arrow   Open-Apple X

   o  Straight Up             CONTROL Up-Arrow           Open-Apple CONTROL E
      Straight Left           CONTROL Left-Arrow         Open-Apple CONTROL S
      Straight Right          CONTROL Right-Arrow        Open-Apple CONTROL D
      Straight Down           CONTROL Down-Arrow         Open-Apple CONTROL X

   o  Start of next line      CONTROL RETURN             Open-Apple RETURN

   o  Tab Set (and Clear)     SHIFT (and CONTROL) TAB    Open-Apple TAB
   o  Tab Inserting Spaces    SHIFT CONTROL TAB          Open-Apple Space

 Printout Formatting Commands
 The following commands not labeled on the command strip are now different:

                              Used to be:                Now is:

   o  Else                    ESCAPE CONTROL =           ESCAPE E
   o  15 Pitch                ESCAPE CONTROL 4           ESCAPE F
   o  Ragged Left             ESCAPE CONTROL 2           ESCAPE R
   o  Triple Space            ESCAPE CONTROL 7           ESCAPE T

 Margin Settings
 Both the Top Margin and the Left Margin commands are now counted from "0"
 instead of "1".

 Printout Enhancement Commands and Special Functions
 Printout enhancements (such as bold and underline) and special functions (such
 as Lexicheck and Terminus) are now accessed with the Solid-Apple key instead
 of the Open-Apple key.  Additionally, Print Form has changed from Open-Apple
 "." to Solid-Apple "2".

 Variables are also entered with the Solid-Apple key.

 Using Word Juggler with the Keyboard Enhancer
 If you have a keyboard enhancer already installed and prefer to use the old
 commands, simply create a document called "OLD.COMMANDS" on the Word Juggler
 diskette and reboot.  (It doesn't matter what is in this document, it just
 needs to be on the diskette.)  This will allow Word Juggler to function almost
 the same as the earlier versions, while still having access to all of the
 program enhancements.

 The functions that will behave differently are:

   o  Help will still be accessed as Open-Apple "?".
   o  Margins are still counted from "0" instead of from "1".
   o  Print Form will change from Open-Apple "." to Open-Apple "2".

 New features of Word Juggler 2.8

   o Print to Disk option - Allows incorporation of Word Juggler files with
 other program applications including terminal communications while retaining
 the original format of the document. This feature may be accessed by pressing
 Closed-Apple "9".

   o Built in Terminal Program - A scaled down telecommunication package based
 on Quark's TERMINUS program. This option is able to transmit and receive
 documents with as much ease as you would expect from a true telecommunications
 product. It will not, however, support any of TERMINUS' advanced transmission
 modes such as binary or compressed options.

    The package allows you to define 4 Protocols, as opposed to Terminus' 16
 Protocols. Furthermore, the Protocols support only two macros each, (the
 autodial and logon macros) while Terminus' Protocols can support up to 28
 user-definable macros each.

 NOTE: Apple Computer Inc. is not responsible for the contents of this
      article.
						
 Quark Technical Support


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