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Mouse SupportPullDownPull-Down MenusStkPortfStock PortfolioStkQuoteStock QuotesSettingsSettingsSpecialMSpecial MenuTermHelpTerminal EmulationWeatherHWeatherHelp using Help0Press the TAB key to move between buttons on the-Help panel and press Enter to select an item.'To close this window press the ESC key.DialogHeDialog BoxesPullDownPull-Down MenusCustomerCustomer ServiceEditing.To indicate that you are finished editing your2text, press F3 or ESC.  For additional information,on editing, select from the list menu below:EditMove
Moving CursorEditGeneInsertion and Delete CommandsEditBlocBlock OperationsMoving within an Edit Field'Ctrl     - Moves one word to the right&Ctrl     - Moves one word to the left0End       - Moves to the end of the current line6Home      - Moves to the beginning of the current line/Ctrl+End  - Moves to the last char. of the text0Ctrl+Home - Moves to the first char. of the text*PgDn      - Moves to the next page of text+PgUp      - Moves to the prior page of text*Ctrl+PgDn - Shifts text area right one tab)Ctrl+PgUp - Shifts text area left one tabInsertion and Delete Commands"Enter          - Forces a new line.Delete         - Deletes the current character8Backspace      - Deletes the first character to the left3Ctrl+Backspace - Deletes the first word to the left.Ctrl+U         - Undoes the most recent change	Block Operations4Shift + Directional Key (,,,,PgUp,PgDn,Home,End)             - Marks text3Delete       - Deletes (clears) a marked text block6Shift+Delete - Cuts (moves) marked text to scratch pad0Ctrl+Ins     - Copies marked text to scratch pad+Shift+Ins    - Pastes text from scratch padDialog Boxes:A dialog box appears when additional information is neededto perform a function.7TAB and Shift+Tab move forward and backward through the%various fields of needed information.PushButtAction ButtonsCheckBoxCheck BoxesEditorHeEditingListHelp
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Quick KeysQuick Select Keys7Every action choice has one letter highlighted.  Except:in text areas, you can quickly select a choice by pressing:the highlighted key.  If more than one choice has the same2letter highlighted, press the same key repeatedly.8Press Alt and highlighted letter to select a choice if awindow has a thick border.Check Boxes7Check boxes can be identified by the bracket characters6[ ].  You can choose more than one box from a group of9check boxes.  Each selected item will have the "X" in the4box.  Tab to the appropriate check box and press the(Space Bar to turn the setting on or off.Option Buttons3Option buttons can be identified by the parenthesis9characters ( ).  Only one button from an option group can/be selected.  The selected item will have the 5in the box.  Tab to the selected option group and use9the appropriate arrow keys to move to the desired option.Action Buttons6Action buttons perform specific functions for a dialog5box.  These appear within the dialog box as a command9surrounded by a single or double line border.  The double7line border indicates this is the default action if youpress Enter.
List Menus/Use the Up and Down () arrows to move between5items in a list menu or for quick access, highlighted5characters can be used to move directly to a specific5item.  Select the highlighted item by pressing Enter.Customer Service;ONLINE: DOS CIM Support Forum -- To access support for this8product online, choose  'GO' from the Services pull-down)menu, enter 'CIS:CIMSUP' and press ENTER.6BY TELEPHONE: Please call CompuServe Customer Service.:Choose one of the following Customer Service locations forthe correct phone number:	ArgenCS	ArgentinaAustNewZAustralia/New ZealandChileCSChileGermanyCGermanyJapanCSJapanSwissCSSwitzerlandTaiwanCSTaiwanUKCSUnited KingdomUSACS
United StatesCompuServe S.A. Argentina/Within Argentina: 01-322-1864  -or- 01-322-59348Outside Argentina: (54) 1-322-1864  -or- (54) 1-322-5934(Hours of Support: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm  M-FAddress:    CompuServe S.A. Argentina    Florida 671 E.P. 1005    Buenos Aires, ArgentinaFax:$     Inside Argentina: (01) 325-7898&    Outside Argentina: (54) 1-325-7898CompuServe Pacific'Freephone within Australia: 008 023 1580        Hours: 8:00 am - 6:00 pm (Australia) EST*Freephone within New Zealand: 0800 441 0821        Hours: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm (New Zealand) ST2Outside Australia and New Zealand: (61) 2 410 4555Address:    Fujitsu Australia Ltd.    475 Victoria Avenue    Chatswood, NSW  2067
    AustraliaFax:$     Inside Australia: (02) 411 8603&    Outside Australia: (61) 2 411 8603Chilepac,Within Santiago Metropolitan Area:  696-8807-All other cities within Chile:  (02) 696-8807Outside Chile: (56-2) 696-8807-Hours of Support: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm  WeekdaysAddress:    Chilepac    Gerencia Red de Datos    Morande 147    Santiago, ChileFax:      Inside Chile: (02) 696-1474"    Outside Chile: (56-2) 698-1474
CompuServe#Freephone within Germany: 0130-4643&Outside Germany: (+49)(89) 66 55 0-222$Hours of Support: 9:00 am - 5:00 M-FAddress:    CompuServe    Jahnstrasse 2$    DW-8025 Unterhaching bei Munchen    GermanyFax:&     Inside Germany: (089) 66 55 0-255*    Outside Germany: (+49)(89) 66 55 0-255NIFTY-Serve#Tollfree within Japan: 0120-22-1200Outside Japan: (81) 3-5471-5806Hours of Support:$    9:00 am - 7:00 pm (JST) Weekdays$    9:00 am - 5:50 pm (JST) SaturdayAddress:    NIFTY Corporation     8th Floor, Omori Bellport A,"    Minami-Oi 6-26-1, Shinagawa-ku    Tokyo 140 JapanFax:'     Inside Japan: 03-5471-5890 or 5891+    Outside Japan: (81) 3-5471-8590 or 5891
CompuServe'Freephone within Switzerland: 155 31 79*Outside Switzerland: (+49)(89) 66 55 0-222$Hours of Support: 9:00 am - 5:00 M-F	TTN-ServeWithin Taiwan: 02-515-0330 Outside Taiwan: (886) 2-515-0330Hours of Support:'    9:00 am - 6:00 pm (Taiwan) ST M - F+    9:00 am - 12:00 pm (Taiwan) ST SaturdayAddress:5    Taiwan Telecommunications Network Svcs. Co., Ltd.%    15th Floor, 120 Chien-Kuo N. Road
    Section 2    Taipei, Taiwan R.O.C.Fax:     Inside Taiwan: 02-504-5593$    Outside Taiwan: (886) 2-504-5593)CompuServe Information Services (UK) Ltd.#Freephone within U.K.: 0800 289 458Outside U.K.: (44) 272 255111'Hours of Support: 9:00 am - 9:00 pm M-FAddress:    CompuServe UK    15/16 Lower Park Row    P.O. Box 676    Bristol BS99 1YN    United KingdomFax:     Inside UK: 0272 252210    Outside UK: (44) 272 252210
CompuServe-Tollfree within United States: 1-800-848-8990(Outside of United States: 1-614-457-8600Hours of support:    8:00am - 12:00am (EST) M-F!    Noon - 10:00pm (EST) WeekendsAddress:    CompuServe    5000 Arlington Centre Blvd.    P.O. Box 20212    Columbus, Ohio 432220Fax:     Inside USA: 1-614-457-0348    Outside USA: 1-614-457-0348Stock Quotes dialog box4The Stock Quotes dialog box lets you view the latest:trading information for U.S. equities, options, and marketindicators.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.HowToVieHow To View QuotesHowToMarHow To Mark/Unmark SymbolsHowToAddHow To Add A Ticker SymbolHowToRemHow To Remove A Ticker SymbolHowToLeaHow To Learn Ticker SymbolsHow To View QuotesJust one ticker symbol:!  1.  Highlight the ticker symbol  2.  Select Get.8More than one ticker symbol, but not all ticker symbols:'  1.  Mark the ticker symbols you want.'  2.  Highlight a marked ticker symbol.  3.  Select Get.All ticker symbols:  1.  Select Get All.How To Mark/Unmark Symbols 1.  Highlight the ticker symbol.2.  Select Mark.3CIM puts a  beside a ticker symbol that is marked.How To Add A Ticker Symbol/Select Add to add a ticker symbol to your list..You cannot add CUSIP numbers or company names.How To Learn Ticker Symbols6Go... to LOOKUP to learn a ticker symbol for an issue.How To Remove A Ticker Symbol31.  Highlight the ticker symbol you want to remove.2.  Select Remove.Stock Portfolio dialog box;The Stock Portfolio dialog box lets you create and maintain9a record of your securities and their market performance.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.ViewRepoHow To View A ReportAddSecurHow To Add SecuritiesEditTickHow To Edit Ticker SymbolsRenameTiHow To Rename Ticker SymbolsRemoveTiHow To Remove Ticker SymbolsHow To View A Report2Select Report to view a report for your portfolio.
How To Add Securities/Select Add to add securities to your portfolio:7  o  Add as many stock positions as you want, including4     multiple stock positions for the same security.3  o  Do not specify CUSIP numbers or company names.1  o  When reporting an option purchase, use share#     data instead of contract data.How To Edit A Ticker Symbol11.  Highlight the ticker symbol you want to edit.2.  Select Edit..3.  Review or modify the recorded information.How To Rename A Ticker Symbol31.  Highlight the ticker symbol you want to rename.2.  Select Rename.3.  Make your change.How To Remove A Ticker Symbol31.  Highlight the ticker symbol you want to remove.2.  Select Delete.SettingsSessionHSession SettingsMdmCtrl Modem Control Strings dialog boxIniSettgInitial Desktop... dialog boxFrmSettgForum Desktop... dialog boxENSSettgENS Desktop... dialog boxGenSettgGeneral... dialog boxPrinterHPrinter Options dialog boxSession Settings!Tab   - Moves from field to field(Enter - Saves changes to this dialog box$Esc   - Cancels the current activity:The OK button will not be active until all required fields:have been entered.  Required fields include Name, User ID,and Phone Number.PassChanChanging Your PasswordDialogHeDialog BoxesNetworkHNetworksNetworks;If you can not find your network on the Network menu, check/the following network list for alternate names:/Sprintnet: select Telenet from the Network menu)Infonet: select CSC from the Network menu:Infonet in Europe: select CSC Europe from the Network menuChanging Your Password5Your password will appear on the screen while you are6typing but will be masked once you move on to the nextfield.7To change your password, move to the password field and5type Ctrl+F8.  This will erase your password and willallow you to enter a new one.8Note: Changing to a new CompuServe Password must be done5      on the Information Service (GO PASSWORD) before+      changing it in your session settings. Modem Control Strings dialog box9The Modem Control Strings dialog box lets you modify yourmodem control strings.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.InitInitialize:PrefixPrefix:ResetReset:DTone
Dial Tone:DPulseDial Pulse:HangUpHang Up:SuffixSuffix:EscapeEscape:ModemAckModem Acknowledge:ConnectMConnect Message:ConnectFConnect Failure:SpeakOff[ ] Speaker OffInitialize:6Specify the initialization string.  It can be up to 80characters.,The default Hayes string is: ATS0=0 Q0 V1 ^MPrefix:;Specify the string to precede a command.  Also known as theAttention command.The default is: ATReset:&Specify the string to reset the modem.The default is: Z
Dial Tone:,Specify the string to initiate tone dialing.The default is: DTDial Pulse:-Specify the string to initiate pulse dialing.The default is: DPHang Up:.Specify the string to free the telephone line.The default is: HSuffix:*Specify the string to terminate a command.The default is: ^MEscape:.Specify the string to issue an Escape command.The default is: +++;On modems which use the MNP or ARC error control protocols,+++ will also disconnect.Modem Acknowledge::Specify the string to appear on your screen when the modemacknowledges a command.The default is: OKConnect Message:;Specify the string to appear on your screen when connectionis established.The default is: CONNECTConnect Failure:8Specify the string to appear when there is no connectionor the signal stops.The default is: NO CARRIER[ ] Speaker Off;Mark Speaker Off for silent operation of a Hayes-compatiblemodem.Initial Desktop... dialog box6The Initial Desktop... dialog box lets you set up yourinitial CIM desktop.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.InitDeskInitial Desktop CategoryFavOrdCaFavorites Order CategoryWinSizeCWindow Size & Position CategoryMailOptCMail Options Category
Initial Desktop Category8Initial Desktop tells CIM whether to display a pull-down/menu or any dialog boxes when you start up CIM.%Choose one pull-down menu preference:0  () Services           Services pull-down menu.,  () Mail               Mail pull-down menu.*  () None               No pull-down menu.!Mark your dialog box preferences:#  [X] About Box          About box.%  [X] Browse Menu        Browse menu.4  [X] Favorite Places    Favorite places dialog box.	Favorites Order Category:Favorites Order tells CIM how to list the services in yourFavorite Places.Choose one ordering preference:4  () Auto Tracking    In order of most recent usage.,  () Alphabetic       In alphabetical order.(  () Manual           In your own order.=  [] Auto Advance     Highlights the next item on Fav. Places	Window Size & Position Category6Window Size & Position tells CIM whether to save, from4session to session, resized and repositioned windowsfrom your current session.Choose your preference:4  () Always Save            Use for future sessions.6  () Save Once              Use only for next session.9  () Use System Defaults    Use only for current session.
Mail Options Category7Mail Options tells CIM whether CompuServe should remove8messages you read, and make copies of messages you send.8  [X] Delete Read Mail       CompuServe will remove from9                             your online mailbox messages7                             that you read or retrieve.8  [X] Auto-Save Sent Mail    CompuServe will make copies7                             of Mail messages you send.;      Folder:                Specify the directory and path:                             for your Auto-Save Sent Mail.Forum Desktop... dialog box:The Forum Desktop... dialog box lets you set up your forumdesktop.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.ForumDesForum Desktop CategoryShowLibS [ ] Show Library Section NumbersForumNicForum Nickname:	Forum Desktop Category;Forum Desktop tells CIM whether to display a pull-down menuwhen you enter a forum.%Choose one pull-down menu preference:-  () Messages        Messages pull-down menu.,  () Libraries       Library pull-down menu./  () Conferencing    Conference pull-down menu.'  () None            No pull-down menu. [ ] Show Library Section Numbers4Mark Show Library Section Numbers if you want CIM to+display section numbers with library names.5Use Show Library Section Numbers to find libraries bysection number.Forum Nickname:8Specify the name you wish to be known by when in a forumor forum conference.8If blank, you will be known by the name you specify uponjoining a forum.ENS Desktop... dialog box:The ENS... dialog box lets you specify prefences for which5menus of folders will be displayed when you enter theExecutive News Service (ENS).General... dialog box4The General... dialog box lets you specify directory-preferences and other miscellaneous settings.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.aGenSettGeneral Settings CategoryDirectorDirectories CategoryMiscCatMiscellaneous CategoryGeneral Settings Category9[X] Show Clock        CIM will display the time from your7                      computer clock near the top right,                      corner of your screen.:[X] Confirm Exit      CIM will prompt you for confirmation3                      whenever you attempt to exit.4[X] Use ANSI Color    CIM will translate ANSI color-:                      formatted text on CompuServe to your2                      computer with colors intact.5[X] Save GIF View     CIM will prompt you to save GIF6                      files after viewing them online.8[X] Expand GIF        CIM will expand GIF images to fill"                      your screen.8[X] Reset Video       CIM will return your video display2                      to normal dimension if it is3                      operating in 43/50 line mode.:[X] 43/50 Line Mode   CIM will minimize your video display4                      to 43/50 line mode dimensions.Directories Category7Data Files:    Specify the directory where you want CIM'               to store its data files.7GIF Files:     Specify the directory where you want CIM1               to store its downloaded GIF files.Miscellaneous CategoryMiscellaneous Category8CB: Handle:          Specify a nickname that you wish to1                     be known by when you use CB.6Logon Parameters:    Specify Customer Service approved;                     instructions for your logon procedure.:Time-Out:            Specify the number of seconds for CIM;                     to wait for a response from CompuServe*                     before disconnecting.Printer Options dialog box7The Printer Options dialog box lets you specify printeroptions.9You do not have to edit the Printer Options dialog box toprint from CIM.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.PrinterI
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Printer Init:9Specify pre-printing instructions.  CIM will transmit the3data to your printer before printing your document::  o  Text strings must be enclosed between quotation marks!     and less than 29 characters.6  o  Printing controls must be the ASCII control code.6     Consult your printer manual for this information.5  o  If you specify both a text string and a printing:     control, the two values must be separated by a comma.
Terminate::Specify post-printing instructions.  CIM will transmit the2data to your printer after printing your document::  o  Text strings must be enclosed between quotation marks!     and less than 29 characters.6  o  Printing controls must be the ASCII control code.6     Consult your printer manual for this information.5  o  If you specify both a text string and a printing:     control, the two values must be separated by a comma.
Page Eject:7Specify pre-paging instructions.  CIM will transmit the6data to your printer before printing each page of your	document::  o  Text strings must be enclosed between quotation marks!     and less than 29 characters.6  o  Printing controls must be the ASCII control code.6     Consult your printer manual for this information.5  o  If you specify both a text string and a printing:     control, the two values must be separated by a comma.[ ] Auto Page Eject8Mark Auto Page Eject to turn on automatic page ejection.Terminal EmulationWhatIsTeWhat Is Terminal Emulation ModeTermEmu Terminal Emulator Connect DialogClassicHCompuServe CommandsClassicLLeaving Terminal EmulationPullDownPull-Down MenusSoftKeyHSetting Function KeysTermLogHTerminal LoggingWhat Is Terminal Emulation Mode8In terminal emulation mode, your computer behaves like a	terminal:.o  You no longer see CIM's windowed interface.;o  Your computer is controlled by whatever computer service   you are connected to.9o  You can create a log file of online activity and use a3   Capture Buffer to review recent online activity. Terminal Emulator Connect Dialog8The Terminal Emulator dialog box lets you connect to the4CompuServe Information Service, or to another online-computer service, in terminal emulation mode.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.ManConne[ ] Manual ConnectWhatIsTeWhat Is Terminal Emulation Mode[ ] Manual Connect6Mark Manual Connect if you wish to complete connectionprocedures yourself.9If you do not mark Manual Connect, CIM will automatically;connect you to CompuServe using your Session Settings data.Special MenuTermHelpTerminal EmulatorDelForumRemove Forum InfoRebIndexRebuild IndexesRebuild Indexes7The Rebuild Indexes function let's you manually refresh7the contents of the Filing Cabinet, In and Out Baskets.5Executing this function will cause CIM to reinventory4the messages you have stored in each of these areas.6This will cause the new lists of available messages to/be used next time you open these message lists.Remove Forum6The Remove Forum Info dialog box lets you delete forum/information from the CIM database on your disk:1.  Highlight a forum.2.  Select Delete.63.  Repeat the process for as many forums as you like.4.  Select OK.;CIM will remove the forum-specific information from the CIMdatabase on your disk.&CompuServe Terminal Emulation Commands*A command is terminated by pressing Enter.:Enter      - go to the next page/prior menu as appropriate$M          - go to the previous menu$B          - go to the previous page8N          - go to the next item from last selected menu9P          - go to the prior item from last selected menu$R          - resend the current pageT          - go to the top menuGO name    - go to page "name"+FIND topic - find all references to "topic"!OFF        - disconnects from CIS&Ctrl+S     - suspends outputs from CIS%Ctrl+Q     - resumes outputs from CIS&Ctrl+U     - erases current input line&Ctrl+C     - stops the current programF5      - for terminal loggingF6      - to start/stop printerF8      - to capture buffer
Leaving Terminal Emulation Mode5In most cases, selecting Leave (Ctrl+L) from the File9pull-down menu will cause you to leave terminal emulation4mode.  Alternately, pressing Enter one or more times5will also cause you to leave terminal emulation mode.9However, in certain products it is necessary to use other9navigational commands.  Some of these commands along with0the products that support them are listed below:0OFF    - OAG, TravelShopper, Eaasy Sabre, IQUESTEXIT   - Computer Library/EXIT  - PaperChase	Setting Function Keys9While in terminal emulation mode, the Information Manager<makes navigation easier through user-settable function keys.8Select Set Function Keys from the Special pull-down menuto set function keys.8When assigning commands to a given function key, use the5characters ^M to tell the Information Manager to send"a <CR> or Enter after the command.Terminal Logging8Terminal Logging allows you to create and maintain a log8file (record of your dialogue which shows everything you8enter and that the computer displays) of your activities!while in terminal emulation mode.4You can start and stop logging by selecting Terminal)Logging under the Special pull-down menu.Find4CompuServe will find all the related services to anytopic you enter.UsingFin
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Using Find9From this dialog box, you can go directly to a service by9highlighting the service, moving to the Go action button,and pressing Enter.8You can add any service to your Favorite Places by first5highlighting it, moving to the Add action button, andpressing Enter.7The Add button changes to Remove if the service already6exists in your Favorite Places.  Select this button toremove the service.8Please note:  Extended Services will include a plus signas an indicator.Favorite Places8Favorite Places lets you build your own menu of services7you access most frequently.  The Favorite Places dialog9box displays the most recent service you have selected asthe top item listed.UsingFavUsing Favorite PlacesDialogHeDialog Boxes
Using Favorite Places;When adding to Favorite Places, a service name is required.+Be sure to include the service name prefix.2For example, to add the CIS Art Gallery Forum, use8CIS:GALLERY as the complete name.  Or to add PC MagNet's"Editorial Forum use PCM:EDITORIAL.:Service names can be found at the bottom of any list menus8or in the upper-right corner when in terminal emulation.Weather<Local - Generally Based on the access number used. Currently8     works with CompuServe access numbers and some other     networks.9City and State/Province - Not all cities may currently be9     available.  Enter a State for the United States or a     Province for Canada.4Country - Enter the full country name or appropriate9     3-character ISO country code.  Not all countries may     currently be available.9Station - Weather Service reporting station identified by*     a station ID code such as CMH or ORD.DialogHeDialog BoxesForums"Choose one of the following topicsFmMesgHReading Forum MessagesFCreateHCreating Forum MessagesMSearchHMessage SearchLSearchHLibrary SearchReading Forum Messages5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.	ReadMsgMovingAr	 and Topic=TopicMsgMapMapMisc
MiscellaneousaHowToMaHow To Mark A MessageaHowToViHow To View More MessagesHowToPriHow To Print A MessageHowToSavHow To Save A Message6 to the left of To: means the recipient has read yourmessage.	 and 2Select  to view the next message in the section.6Select  to view the previous message in the section.5If  or  are dimmed, there are no messages in that
direction.=Topic4Select =Topic to view the first message in the nexttopic./If =Topic is dimmed, there are no more topics.	Map5Select Map to view a message history map, showing who8responded to who, and where the current message fits in.8CIM puts a  beside any message you have already viewed.)To view a message represented in the map:1.  Highlight the name2.  Press enter.

Miscellaneous4File It    CIM files a copy of the message into your           Filing Cabinet.5Reply      CIM displays a text box, where you compose+           and send a reply to the message.2Delete     CIM removes the message from the forum.6           You can delete only messages that you send,#           or messages sent to you.How To Mark A Message7Press F5 to mark the forum message for later retrieval.How To Print A Message4Press F4 to print a paper copy of the forum message.How To Save A Message(You can save the forum message two ways:6  o  Press F2 to save the forum message to a text file     on your computer.6  o  Select File It to save a copy of the message into     your Filing Cabinet.How To View More Messages2o  To view the next or previous message: Select 	   or ./o  To view the first message in the next topic:   Select =Topic.7o  To view a related message other than the previous or   next message:     1.  Select Map.0     2.  Highlight the message you want to view.     3.  Press enter.Forum Messages4Forum messages and replies can be composed online or5offline.  To save or load addresses into and from the3Address Book, press Enter on the To: and Fr: fields$when reading or composing a message.FMessageCreating Forum MessagesAddressBAddress BookEditorHeEditingDialogHeDialog BoxesCreating Forum Messages/To: - Press Enter to display your Address Book.9Out-Basket - Create message(s) while not connected, store3     it in the Out-Basket, and send when connected.3Required fields include:  To (Name and/or Address),     Subject, and Message Text.Message Search:Search for an individual message or set of messages within2a Forum that meet the search criteria you specify.UsingMSeUsing Message SearchDialogHeDialog BoxesUsing Message Search:Search For - Search for a complete or partial To, From, or7     Subject field.  When doing a partial field search,-     enter the beginning of any name or word.:Active Sections - Press the space bar to mark a section to7     be searched. Any marked section(s) will be denoted:     with a right arrow. Select the All button to mark all9     sections or the None button to exclude all sections.4Starting Date - Search for messages posted since the9     starting date specified. The starting date is set to8     the creation date of the last message you have read     in the forum.Library Search4Search for an individual file or set of files within2a Forum that meet the search criteria you specify.UsingLSeUsing Library SearchDialogHeDialog BoxesUsing Library Search7File Name - A wildcard (*) may be used in the file name6     field to search for a group of files with similar5     file names or extensions. For example *.ARC will9     search for all files with ARC as the file extension.%     The default is *.* or all files.7User ID - Searches for a file contributed by a specific+     member using their User ID. (optional)8Keywords - This may be the file type, function, version,4     etc. Multiple keywords can be used with a space6     between each entry. (optional)  Keywords may only8     contain letters, numbers, and the following special(     characters:   $   _   #   +   .   -5Library Sections - Select specific library to search.8Starting Date - Searches for files contributed since the8     starting date specified. The starting date defaults     to 01/01/80.!Mail/Addresses0In order to send a message, you must fill in the-following fields with the listed information:7     Address: The address of the person to whom you are8              sending the message. Normally, this is the7              User ID of the person, but it can also be7              one of a number of the other types listed5              below (e.g. MCIMail, ATTMail, Internet,9              etc.). You can also fill in the name field,%              but it is not required.4              Note: You can use your Address Book to6                    fill in the above. Just Tab to the5                    "To:" and press Enter. Select the3                    entry that you want to use, and&                    press Enter again.7     Subject: A subject for the message - anything that7              will let the reader know what the message              is about.5Message Text: The text of the message. This can be as3              short as one character, or as long as5              50,000 characters if you are sending to:              another CompuServe member (some restrictions7              may apply with non-CompuServe Addresses).8              When you are finished entering the message9              text, press F3 to move out of the text box.7** For information on CompuServe Mail Topics not listed      below, type GO MAILHELP. **AddressBAddress Book (To:)AsciiHel	ASCIIMAILATTMailHATTMailEasylink
AT&T EasylinkCCHelpAACarbon Copy (CC:)CServeAdCompuServe AddressMHSHubHeCompuServe MHS Hub ServiceDialogHeDialog BoxesFaxHelpFAXGramHelpGramsInBskHel	In-BasketInternetInternetMailHelpMAILHELPMCIMailHMCI MailOutBskHe
Out-BasketPostalHePostalPriMembePrivate CompuServe Mail SystemsSendFileSend File...TelexHelTelexXfourhunX400Send File...;The Send File... dialog box lets you send a binary or ASCII;text file through CompuServe Mail.  CIM sends a copy of the8file you specify.  The file must be less than 512 Kb.  ASubject is optional.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.
MailToTo:MailNameNameMailAddrAddressMailCCCC:MailSubjSubject:MailFile
File Name:aMailFilBinary/Text OptionMailAddIAdditional InformationMailRece[ ] ReceiptMailHowTHow To Use Your Address BookaMailHowHow To Use Your Out BasketbMailHowHow To Send The FilecMailHowHow To Use Multiple RecipientsTo:6Use To: to retrieve an address from your Address Book:1.  Highlight To:72.  Press enter.  This lists your Address Book entries.!3.  Highlight the entry you want.24.  Select OK.  CIM supplies the name and address.
Mail(A name is not required, but recommended.;CIM can fill in this field automatically with an entry from3your Address Book if you follow these simple steps:1.  Highlight To:72.  Press enter.  This lists your Address Book entries.!3.  Highlight the entry you want.24.  Select OK.  CIM supplies the name and address.
Address*An electronic mailing address is required.;CIM can fill in this field automatically with an entry from3your Address Book if you follow these simple steps:1.  Highlight To:72.  Press enter.  This lists your Address Book entries.!3.  Highlight the entry you want.24.  Select OK.  CIM supplies the name and address.1Select a topic from the list below for more help.ElecMailElectronic Mail Address FormatsElectronic Mail Address Formats5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.ATTMailHATTMailEasylink
AT&T EasylinkCServeAdCompuServe AddressMHSHubHeCompuServe Mail HubFaxHelpFAXInternetInternetMCIMailHMCI MailPostalHePostalPriMembeCompuServe Private Mail SystemsTelexHelTelexXfourhunX400	CC:1Use CC: to send your file to multiple recipients.1.  Highlight CC:02.  Press enter.  CIM displays a new dialog box.'3.  Add up to nine names and addresses.7You can have CIM append your CC: list to your envelope.SubjectA subject is required.
File Name:&Supply a directory path and file name.&If you need to learn this information:1.  Highlight File Name:92.  Press enter.  CIM displays a Send File... dialog box.63.  Use the Send File... dialog box to find your file.
Binary/Text OptionChoose your file type category.
Binary files:%  o  Data is stored in binary format.8  o  DOS does not display binary files in readable form.6  o  Most word processor files and executable programs     are binary.Text files:)  o  Data is stored in ASCII text format..  o  DOS displays text files in readable form.Additional Information0You may supply up to 73 characters of additional:information, which will appear along with the subject whenthe message is received.Receipt Help7Mark the Receipt check box if you would like to have an/electronic receipt upon retrieval of your file.How To Use Your Address Book6Use To: to retrieve an address from your Address Book.Follow these simple steps:1.  Highlight To:72.  Press enter.  This lists your Address Book entries.!3.  Highlight the entry you want.24.  Select OK.  CIM supplies the name and address.How To Use Your Out Basket7Select Out Basket to store the file in your Out Basket.How To Send The File$You can send your file now or later:5o  Select Send Now to send the file immediately.  CIM/   will connect you to CompuServe if necessary.2o  Select Out Basket to store the file in your Out"   Basket, to send the file later.How To Use Multiple Recipients1Use CC: to send your file to multiple recipients.1.  Highlight CC:02.  Press enter.  CIM displays a new dialog box.'3.  Add up to nine names and addresses.7You can have CIM append your CC: list to your envelope."Action Keys0The following list summarizes the most important1CompuServe Action Keys.  When two key symbols are/connected by a plus sign, it means to hold down(the first key while pressing the second.F1   Display help information.F3   Exits from a text box (ex. creating mail),F4   Prints contents of the current text box.F6   Starts/stops printer (terminal emulation)1F8   Accesses capture buffer (terminal emulation)"F10  Drops the File pull-down menu(ENTER     Selects the highlighted option"SPACE     Marks/unmarks a checkbox!ESC  Cancels the current activity,TAB     Moves cursor forward in a dialog box$SHIFT+TAB Moves cursor backward in a          dialog box,ALT+TAB        Shuffles front window to back,SHIFT+ATL+TAB  Shuffles back window to front)CTRL+F8        Erases current password in          Session Settings*CTRL+D         Disconnects from CompuServe&CTRL+F         Displays filing cabinet(CTRL+G         Displays the "GO" box for          navigating+CTRL+L         Allows you to leave the area)CTRL+T         Marks topic for retrieving1ALT+quick key  Quick keys are highlighted letters$          used for faster navigatingALT+X          Exits CompuServe<See Editing Help under Dialog Boxes for editing action keys.Filing Cabinet7The first time you access your Filing Cabinet you see a7GENERAL folder.  CIM initially creates GENERAL for your0convenience.  You may use, change, or delete it.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.AccessFoHow To Access A FolderaAccessFHow To Change A Folder NameCreateFoHow To Create A FolderRemoveFoHow To Remove A FolderHow To Access A Folder*1.  Highlight the folder you want to open.2.  Select Open.How To Change A Folder Name,1.  Highlight the folder you want to change.2.  Select Change 3.  Specify the new folder name.How To Create A FolderSelect New to create a folder.How To Remove A Folder,1.  Highlight the folder you want to remove.2.  Select Delete.5Before you can remove a folder, you must delete everydocument in it.Address Book6 The Address Book is a place where you can keep a list6of the names and addresses of people or companies with5whom you communicate. The Address Book can be used to2automatically fill in fields for you when creating6Mail or Forum messages, or when sending files. You can8add addresses to the Address Book automatically, as wellas adding them manually.AutoUse
Automatic UseManUse
Manual UseADDSORTHow to!Automatic Use of the Address Book4  To load an entry into the Name and Address fields:5       Press Enter when on the "To:" field to display2     the Address Book.  Highlight the Address Book2     entry to be loaded.  Tab to the OK button and     press Enter.1  To load an address entry into the Address Book:7       Press Enter when on the "From:" field to display7     the Address Book. Tab to the Save button and press     Enter.Manual Use of the Address Book6       An address entry can be manually added from the7     Mail pull-down menu located on the main desktop or/     the Messages pull-down menu in the Forums.6       Choosing either option will display the Address6     Book. Tab to the Add button and press Enter. This5     brings up another dialog which will allow you to6     enter the name and address (as well as a comment)7     for the new entry. When you have finished entering6     the information, Tab to the Save button and press     Enter.4       To edit an entry already in the Address Book,1     highlight the entry and then Tab to the Open1     button and press Enter. Then follow the same(     steps as above for adding an entry.1       To remove an entry from your Address Book,4     highlight the entry, and then Tab to the Remove     button and press Enter.'How the Address book entries are sorted7     The Entries that you make in your address book are;     sorted alphabetically by last name.  In the event that=     the lastname that you are entering is compound, you will;     need to enter a "%" in place of the space as youcreate5     the addressbook entry.  This will cause the sort'     process to look at the whole name.<     For Example.  John Van Buren   becomes   John Van%Buren	ASCIIMAIL8GO ASCIIMAIL to access the terminal emulation version ofthe CompuServe Mail Main Menu.
ATTMail<>X400:(C=US;A=ATTMAIL;S=surname;G=given name;D=ID:unique id)FThe information in lower case is the user specific variables which youneed to0supply in order for the message to be delivered.9Example:  >X400:(C=US;A=ATTMAIL;S=SCALI;G=AL;D=ID:ASCALI)o  Use ; to separate elements.7o  Enclose the entire address after the >X400: with ().AFor more information on reaching ATTMail users, type GO MAILHELP.
AT&T Easylink=>X400:(C=US;A=WESTERNUNION;S=surname;G=given;D=ELN:unique id)FThe information in lower case is the user specific variables which youneed to0supply in order for the message to be delivered.?Example:  >X400:(C=US;A=WESTERNUNION;S=SCALI;G=AL;D=ELN:ASCALI)o  Use ; to separate elements.7o  Enclose the entire address after the >X400: with ().=For more information on reaching AT&T Easylink users, type GO	MAILHELP.CompuServe Mail Hub?To send a message to any Netware MHS (Message Handling Service)>user (Local Area Network or stand alone PC), use the followingformat:>MHS:username@workgroupFThe information in lower case is the user specific variables which youneed to0supply in order for the message to be delivered.Example:>MHS:mfinney@xyzcorpBFor more information on reaching users with MHS, type GO MAILHELP.Carbon Copy5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.CCListCC: ListHowToUseHow To Use Your Address BookbHowToAdHow To Add A NameHowToChgHow To Change A NamebHowToReHow To Remove A NameAppendLi[ ] Append List to Message TextCC: List9CC: List shows you the names and addresses in the currentCarbon Copy list.How To Use Your Address Book1.  Select AddrBook.!2.  Highlight the entry you want.43.  Select OK.  CIM adds the entry to your CC: List.How To Add A Name;Select Add Name to add a name and address to your CC: List.1Select a topic from the list below for more help.ElecMailElectronic Mail Address FormatsHow To Change A Name:1.  Highlight the name in the CC: List you want to change.2.  Select Edit.3.  Make your correction.1Select a topic from the list below for more help.ElecMailElectronic Mail Address FormatsHow To Remove A Name:1.  Highlight the name in the CC: List you want to remove.2.  Select Delete.[ ] Append List to Message Text3Mark Append List to Message Text if you want CIM to3record your CC: List at the bottom of your message.CompuServe Address4When sending a message to another CompuServe member,4the electronic mailing address is the User ID number!of the receiver (i.e. 70000,000).FAXFAX"To any North American destination:!>FAX:1-area_code telephone_numberFor example:>FAX:161455512122For all other destinations around the world enter:,>FAX:country_code city_code telephone_numberFor example:>FAX:44711234567Ao  The 0, which is sometimes placed before the city code, must beomitted.Grams8GO GRAMS for more information on Congressgrams and othertypes of Grams.	In-Basket;The In-Basket allows you to read and reply to your messageswhile disconnected.Internet6          >INTERNET:recipient_addr@organization.domain/Example:  >INTERNET:JDOE@ABC.MICHIGAN-STATE.EDU'  o  Use . to separate domain elements.7  o  Use @ to separate recipient_addr and organization.MAILHELP6GO MAILHELP will access the Question & Answer area for:CompuServe Mail.  This area contains extensive information&about the features of CompuServe Mail.MCI Mail;          >MCIMAIL:Mail_ID  or...  >MCIMAIL:Registered_name7Example:  >MCIMAIL:123-4567        >MCIMAIL:Gunter Halt
Out-Basket4The Out-Basket allows you to create message(s) while;disconnected and store messages in the Out-Basket until yousend them when connected.Postal7First use your Address Book to create a postal address.1.  Open your Address Book.02.  Select Add from the Address Book dialog box.3.  Supply a name.4.  Highlight Postal.05.  Press enter.  CIM displays a new dialog box. 6.  Complete the new dialog box.6Then have CIM retrieve the postal address into the To:6field of your message automatically.  At your message:1.  Highlight To:72.  Press enter.  This lists your Address Book entries.!3.  Highlight the entry you want.24.  Select OK.  CIM supplies the name and address.Telex(          >TLX:machine_number answerback!Example:  >TLX:3762848 CompuServe9  o  If used, an answerback must be correct and complete.4  o  TELEXes sent to international locations must be(     preceded by a 3-digit country code.X4007          >X400:(c=CC;a=AD;p=PD;s=FN;g=GN;i=MI;d=id:DA)"            CC is the Country Code+            AD is the Administrative Domain$            PD is the Private Domain!            FN is the Family Name             GN is the Given Name$            MI is the Middle Initial.            DA is the Domain Defined Attribute;Example:  >X400:(C=US;A=ABCMAIL;P=ABC;S=MONET;G=ED;D=id:EM):  o  Some elements of an X400 address may not be required.   o  Use ; to separate elements.)  o  Enclose the entire address with ( ).(Help for Private CompuServe Mail SystemsPrivate CompuServe Mail Systems.          >organization_code:recipient_addressExample:  >ABC:GuillermoSanchez	CB Simulator5Tune - Tuning to a channel displays messages typed by6     other members along with any messages you type in4     the input box.  Your line will automatically be0     sent if you reach the end of the input box.1Monitor - Receives messages from another channel.2Squelch - Blocks messages from people you specify.UsingCBHUsing CB SimulatorDialogHeDialog BoxesPullDownPull-Down MenusUsing CB Simulator;Tracking - Allows you to specify which events are displayed8     on a notice line at the bottom of the screen.  This;     option can be selected from the People pull-down menu.9Recording - Saves a disk file of messages sent on an open4     channel or group within CB.  This option can be9     selected from the People pull-down menu.  Leaving CB6     or unmarking Record will stop the recording.  Any:     new recordings are appended to the existing disk file7     named CHANNEL.LOG or GROUP.LOG unless this file is     deleted before recording.5Monitoring - Selecting Monitor from the Channel pull-4     down menu allows you to monitor a channel while3     participating in another channel.  The channel3     being monitored will display above your active8     channel window.  To stop monitoring, select Monitor+     again from the Channel pull-down menu.5Toggling - To move between various sections of the CB7     Simulator window for editing or scrolling, use the     following commands:)       Alt+1   - Toggles to the input box6       Alt+2   - Toggles to the active channel display7       Alt+3   - Toggles to the monitor channel display8       Alt+Tab - Toggles to successive windows on the CB4                 desktop including Talk, Invite, and                 Who's WhoUsing the Directory Dialog Box;The Directory Dialog Box lets you identify a directory path&and filename on your computer for CIM.5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.DirNameName:FilesIn	Files in:ChooseGiChoose GIF File...OpenFileOpen File...ImportFiImport File...SaveFileSave File As...SaveTextSave Text As...DirSendFSend File...	Name:(Specify the directory path and filename:%Example:  C:\STOCKS\AUTO\NEWMODEL.TXT4You may use * as a wildcard character to list files:*  *.TXT     Only files with .TXT extension1  X.*       Only files named X, but any extension  *.*       All files
	Files in:3Files in: shows you directory information.  Use TAB1and  and  to find your file.  Then press Enter.  A:             The A drive  BASKET.IN\     Your In Basket   BASKET.OUT\    Your Out Basket$  CABINET\       Your Filing Cabinet%  ..\            The parent directory9  .\             The current directory, once you leave itChoose GIF File...Choose GIF File...;Choose GIF File... lets you view a GIF file that is on yourdisk.Open File...9Open File... lets you edit a text file using the CIM texteditor.!The file must be less than 32 Kb.Import File...9Import File... lets you combine a text file with the file-shown in the text box of the CIM text editor.:Use this to combine text with a message you create in Mailor a forum.Save File As...3Save File As... lets you save a file.  You assign adirectory path and filename.Save Text As...3Save Text As... lets you save a forum message, file9abstract, article, or Mail message as a text file on your4computer.  You assign a directory path and filename.Send File...8Send File... lets you send a binary or text file throughCompuServe Mail.
Mouse Support;If the mouse driver is installed and active, a mouse cursor7will appear as a one character block.  To "click" is to:press and release the mouse button one time.  To "drag" is:to press and hold the mouse button while moving the mouse.UsingMou
Using a MouseDialogHeDialog Boxes5
Using a Mouse<Action Buttons  - Select an action button by clicking on it.7Check Boxes  - Click within the [ ] to mark or unmark a.     check box.  An X designates a marked box.;Editing  - To move the text box cursor, click on a specific,     character position within the text box.7     To mark a text block, move the mouse cursor to the5     first or last character.  Then click and drag to7     the other end of the text block.  When you release8     the mouse button, all the text you have marked will     be highlighted.:List Menus  - Select a list menu choice by clicking on it.:     Optionally, you can select a list menu choice and the:     default action at the same time by double-clicking on     the list menu choice.8Manipulating Windows  - To move to another window, click&     anywhere within the other window.7     Click on the close box in the top left hand corner     to close a window.8     To relocate a window, click and hold anywhere along8     the top border, drag the window to the new location9     and release.  An outline displays the size and shape8     of the window while you drag until the mouse button     is released.2Option Groups  - Click within the ( ) to select an6     option.  This moves the  into the ( ) indicating     the selected option.9Pull-Down Menus  - Display the appropriate pull-down menu8     by clicking on the menu bar choice.  Move the mouse7     to your pull-down menu choice and click to select.:     Clicking on a location not in the pull-down menu will.     clear the pull-down menu from the screen.5Scrolling  - Click on one of the arrows at the top or5     bottom of the scroll bar to scroll one line.  To8     scroll a page, click just above or below the marker7     box.  Drag the marker box along the scroll bar and7     release to scroll to a different page or location.;Terminal Emulation  - To select a menu choice, double click9     on a menu choice line (a line starting with a choice
     number).9     To send a carriage return, double click on any other*     type of line, including a blank line.Retrieve file from Host;Use this dialog if you know the exact file name and section;you are looking for.  Use Search or Browse to find files of	interest.Executive News Service6Select one of the following choices for Executive NewsService (ENS) help:	ENSAddAdding and Modifying foldersENSClearClearing a folderENSSettgENS desktop settingsENSUserPersonal foldersENSPublcPublic foldersENSStoReRetrieving Marked StoriesENSSrchBSearching a folderENSSrchLSearch resultsENSTextViewing a story	ENS AlertThis is an ENS Alert message.Adding/Modifying Folders+    Folder Name: Can be up to 10 characters7Story Retention: Set for the maximum of 14 days. Choose7                 fewer days by typing over this number.8     Expiration: Set to the maximum of one year past the6                 creation date. Expired folders do not5                 clip stories. Forward the expiration1                 date to any time to the one year!                 maximum or less.3   News Service: Select any or all wire services by5                 highlighting and pressing your space%                 bar or mouse button.8Search Criteria: Set up to 7 lines of key phrases. Lines6                 can be up to 80 characters. Each line2                 operates as an independent search                 string.SearchCrSearch CriteriaSearch Criteria<An asterisk (*) allows for word variations (*COMPUT,COMPUT*,:*COMPUT*). For example, COMPUT* will find stories with the7words compute, computer, computers, computation, and soforth.9Other symbols, [ + , - , or | (vertical bar)] between two6words can also be used to refine your search criteria.   SYMBOL      FINDS6    +       both words     IBM + MOUSE = IBM and MOUSE:    -      first but not   IBM - MOUSE = IBM but not MOUSE           second word5    |      either word     IBM | MOUSE = IBM or MOUSE"Search strings can work like this:'COMPUTER + (SECURITY | CRIME | PRIVACY)7finds stories with both computer and any one or more ofthe other three words.COMPUT* + (VIRUS - DISEASE)8finds any word beginning with COMPUT plus the word VIRUSbut not DISEASE.Clearing a Folder8This dialog allows you to remove stories from a Personal2folder. ENS defaults to the current date. Enter an7earlier date to keep more stories or tomorrow's date to3remove all stories. ENS allows up to 500 stories ineach Personal folder.Search Results:   This dialog displays the results of the search that you;have just performed. To get information on the actions that7can be performed on the items in this list, choose ListActions below.ListActList ActionsBrowsing A Folder;   This dialog allows you to browse through the contents of:the current folder. To get information on the actions that7can be performed on the items in this list, choose ListActions below.ListActList ActionsList Actions4     Get - Retrieves the text of the message that is*           currently selected in the list.5 Preview - Displays the title and the first few lines3           of the story in a new window to help you0           decide if you want to view the story.0    Mark - Marks the currently selected item for5           later retrieval via the Retrieve Marked...3           option under the Stories pull-down menu.!      OK - Closes the list window5  Delete - Permanently removes the selected item from7           the list (not available when viewing stories#           from the Public Folder).Preview Marked Stories<This dialog allows you to Preview the first few lines of the;selected story in the Marked stories list.   This helps you)decide if you want to retrieve the story.$After selecting Preview for a story:.   Next - Previews the next story in the list.7     OK - Closes this window without making any further          changes.8 Remove - Removes the story that is being previewed from.          the list of stories to be retrieved.	StoryXBox-There is currently no help available for thisdialog (ENSStory).Retrieving Marked Stories<To Mark a story for `group' retrieval, Highlight the desired8story in the Browse or Search window and select the MARKbutton.>To Retrieve a group of marked stories, Select `Retrieve Marked6Stories'.  Once in the Retrieve Marked window, you can:perform any of these three actions on the stories that youhave marked::   Preview: Displays a dialog containing the story's lead,7            as well as the first few line of the story.8    Remove: Removes the currently selected item from the             marked stories list.8   Get All: Retrieves all of the stories in the list and:            places them in folders in your Filing Cabinet.Public Folders;This dialog allows you to search the contents of the Public8folder, as well as lets you view News Stories by CompanyTicker.TickNewsNews by Company TickerNews by Company Ticker6News by Company Ticker lets you look for stories about6specific companies. Supply the ticker symbol(s) in the"Keywords" field.8To make use of the ticker symbols already in your Quotes1portfolio, press the space bar when "Keywords" is8highlighted. Your quotes menu will appear. Choose any or9all ticker symbols. Select OK, the symbols will appear asKeywords. Then Search.9If a story matching a ticker symbol is in the 24-Hour ENS:database, you will be given the option to read that story.+To locate correct ticker symbols GO LOOKUP.Personal Folders;  Browse: Allows you to look at all stories in your folder.7  Search: Lets you look for stories by News Service, by          story date, or both.1   Clear: Removes stories from a Personal Folder.
Searching a Folder9This dialog allows you to search folders by News Service,:by story date, or both. Highlight any or all News Serviceswith the space bar or mouse.;To locate a story stored in a Personal or News Clips folder*over the past 14 days, enter a date range.:Note: The news and sports wires and News by Company Ticker      are 24 hour databases.9(At this time, "Search on Story Headline, Lead, and Text" are not available.)Ticker Symbols7  Select one or more items from this list to be used as3keywords when searching for News by Company Ticker.6  To select an item in the list, use the arrow keys to5 move up and down in the list until the item that you9want to select is highlighted, the press the space bar to:select it. If you have a mouse, then you can just click onthe item to select it.5   All - Choosing All allows you to select all of the5         ticker symbols in the list without having to*         select all of them one at a time.8  None - Choosing None allows you to deselect all of the6         currently selected ticker symbols in the list8         without having to deselect all of them one at a         time.6Cancel - Closes this dialog without placing any ticker6         symbols into the Keywords field of the search         dialog.1    OK - Closes this dialog and places all of the8         selected tickers into the Keywords field of the         search dialog.Viewing an ENS Story8  This dialog allows you to view the full contents of an
ENS Story.4   Next - Moves through the list of stories, getting6          the text of the next message in the list and'          displaying it in this window.9   Mark - Marks the currently displayed message for later:          retrieval via the Retrieve Marked... item in the!          Stories pull-down menu.4File It - Allows you to file a copy of the currently3          displayed message in your Filing Cabinet.7 Cancel - Closes this window without taking any further          action.5 Delete - Permanently deletes the currently displayed           message from the list.Viewing a stored ENS Story7  This dialog allows you to view the contents of an ENS5story that you have stored in a folder in your FilingCabinet.2   Next - Moves through the list of stories in the8          current folder of your Filing Cabinet, getting6          the text of the next message in the list and'          displaying it in this window.4File It - Allows you to file a copy of the currently3          displayed message in your Filing Cabinet.7 Cancel - Closes this window without taking any further          action.5 Delete - Permanently deletes the currently displayed+          message from your Filing Cabinet.
Story Preview9  This dialog shows you the title and the first few lines:of an ENS story to help you decide if you want to view the
entire story.:   Next - Displays the same information for the next story          in the list.;    Get - Retrieves the full text of the story and displays          it in a new window.6  Mark - Marks the currently displayed story for later9         retrieval via the Retrieve Marked... item in the          Stories pull-down menu.4Delete - Permanently deletes the currently displayed         message.Pull-Down Menus5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.PullDownHow To Use A Pull-Down MenuSysMenu/360FileMenuFileEditMenuEditServMenuServicesMailMenuMailSettMenuSettingsCimSpcMnSpecial (Initial Desktop)FmSpecMnSpecial (Forum Desktop)CBSpecMnSpecial (CB Desktop)ENSpecMnSpecial (ENS Desktop)EmuSpcMn$Special (Terminal Emulation Desktop)StoryMnStoriesPeopMenuPeopleMesgMenuMessagesConfMenu
ConferenceLibMenuLibraryHow To Use A Pull-Down Menu5Select a topic from the list below for specific help.MakeASelHow To Make A SelectionMoveBetPHow To Move Between MenusMenuBarAHow To Access The Menu Bar Help for How To Make A Selection'1   Use  and  to highlight a command.2.  Press enter.8Shortcut:  Type the highlighted or underlined letter forthe command.How To Move Between Menus,Use  and  to move between pull-down menus.	How To Access The Menu BarAccess the menu bar two ways:
o  Press F10.6o  Press ALT + the highlighted or underlined character   in the pull-down menu.-Example: ALT + M for the Mail pull-down menu.1Restore    Restore a window to its original size.2Move       Move a window to a new screen location.Size       Resize a window.0Minimize   Shrink a window to its smallest size.0Maximize   Enlarge a window to its maximum size.Close      Close a window.
File New               Create a file.Open...           Edit a file. Import...         Combine files.2Save...           Save a file using the same name./Save As           Save a file using a new name.5File to Cabinet   Copy online articles to your Filing                  Cabinet.Print             Print a file.3Page Eject        Send a form feed to your printer.5Disconnect        Disconnect from CompuServe and CIM./Exit              Exit CompuServe, but not CIM.(About...          Display the About Box.Edit/Undo      Reverse your previous editing change.-Cut       Remove a highlighted block of text.+Copy      Copy a highlighted block of text./Paste     Insert a cut or copied block of text.-Clear     Delete a highlighted block of text.0Wrap...   Control line length and word wrapping.Services7Favorite Places...   Create a private menu of services..Find...              Locate services by topic..Browse...            Access services by menus..Go...                Access a service by name.1What's New...        View recent CompuServe news.-Special Events...    View special promotions.7Executive News...    Access the Executive News Service.'Quotes...            View stock quotes.9Portfolio Report...  Create and manage a stock portfolio.5Weather...           View up-to-date weather reports.-CB Simulator...      Access the CB Simulator.Mail8Get New Mail...              Access your online mailbox.3Create Mail...               Create a Mail message.9Send Mail in Out Basket...   Process Out Basket messages.9Send/Receive All Mail        Send Out Basket messages and7                             retrieve mailbox messages.8Send File...                 Send a copy of a disk file.3In Basket...                 Access your In Basket.8Filing Cabinet...            Access your Filing Cabinet.4Create Forum Message         Create a forum message.6Address Book...              Access your Address Book.Settings1Session...          Change your Session Settings./Modem...            Change your modem settings.7Initial Desktop...  Customize your initial CIM desktop.1Forum Desktop...    Customize your forum desktop./ENS Desktop...      Customize your ENS desktop.0General...          Assign your CIM preferences.0Printer...          Set up your printer options.Special (CIM Desktop):Terminal Emulator...   Access CompuServe or another online2                       computer system in terminal&                       emulation mode.;Remove Forum Info...   Delete forum data from CIM database.7Rebuild Indexes...     Reinventory your saved messages.0View GIF File...       View a GIF graphics file.2DOS Shell              Switch between CIM and DOS.	Stories:Personal folders...          Access your personal folders.0Public folders...            Access public news.;Retrieve marked stories...   Download stories to your disk.4Create folder...             Make a personal folder.6Update folder...             Modify a personal folder.6Delete folder...             Remove a personal folder.8Filing Cabinet...            Access your Filing Cabinet.:Notices                      View announcements about ENS.Special (ENS Desktop).Settings...        Customize your ENS desktop.,View GIF File...   View a GIF graphics file..DOS Shell          Switch between CIM and DOS.$Special (Terminal Emulation Desktop)5Capture Buffer         Review recent online activity./Terminal Window        Exit the Capture Buffer.2Printer                Print the subsequent dialog2                       between you and CompuServe.'Terminal Logging       Open a log file.3Set Capture Size...    Set the Capture Buffer size.1Set Function Keys...   Assign text or commands to#                       your F keys.0View GIF FIle...       View a GIF graphics file.2DOS Shell              Switch between CIM and DOS.People/Who's Here...   View a list of people using CB.1Invite...       Invite others to join your group.2Friends...      Consult a list of your CB friends.2Squelch...      Block messages from certain users.	Special (CB Desktop)0Settings...            Establish how you want to&                       interact in CB.0Change Handle...       Use a new nickname in CB.1Set Function Keys...   Assign text or commands to#                       your F keys.*Bulletin               View news about CB.0View GIF FIle...       View a GIF graphics file.2DOS Shell              Switch between CIM and DOS.Messages#Browse...            Read messages.8Search...            Find messages by person or subject.3Get Waiting          Read only new messages to you.6Get Single Msg...    Find a message by message number.8Mark Messages        Mark a message for later retrieval.8Retrieve Marked...   Download copies of marked messages.7Set Date...          Control earliest message you read..Freshen Messages     Update the message board.4Create Message       Create a message for the forum.0Filing Cabinet       Access your Filing Cabinet..Address Book...      Access your Address Book.4Notice               View forum Sysop announcements.5Description ...      View message topic descriptions..Send Messages        Send Out Basket messages. in Out Basket...	Library.Browse...            Review file descriptions..Search...            Search for related files..Retrieve File...     Download a specific file.5Mark File            Mark a file for later retrieval.0Retrieve Marked...   Download your marked files.0Contribute...        Upload a file to the forum.'Notice               View library news.7Description...       View library section descriptions.
Conference*Enter Room...     Enter a conference room.8Who's Here...     View a list of people using the forum.8Settings...       Customize your conference preferences.%Set Nickname...   Use a new nickname.+Listen...         Watch another conference.4Ignore...         Block comments from certain users.3Invite...         Invite others to join your group.4Talk...           Send a private comment to someone.0Notice            View conference announcements.4Description...    View conference room descriptions.Special (Forum Desktop)2Notices...               View Sysop announcements.7Forum Options...         Change how the forum interacts"                         with you.6Join Forum...            Become a member of the forum.9Search Membership...     Learn about other forum members.;Change Member Entry...   Provide information about yourself1                         for other forum members.6Settings...              Customize your forum desktop.2View GIF File...         View a GIF graphics file.4DOS Shell                Switch between CIM and DOS.