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Figure 4—1: NEW Command Menu After Selecting MODE
As a general rule, there is only one “path” to each Think—
Tank command. The EDIT commands, however, are exceptions. If
you look under “Editing Text” on the reference card, you’ll
see that you can also get to either text editor by selecting
EDIT from the Main Command Menu. Then you can choose HEADLINE
or PARAGRAPH depending on which editor you want. Thus, each
editor is accessible in two different contexts: you may
select EDIT directly from the Main Command Menu or as an op-
tion under NEW.
On the back, the reference card includes a “Keystroke Con—
figuration Chart.” Many ThinkTank command keys are
configurable (changeable); this chart shows you how they are
configured in your version of ThinkTank. (See KEYS in the
reference guide for information on reconfiguring command
keys.) This panel also reminds you of several commands you
might otherwise overlook because they do not appear on Think—
Tank menus; they can all be found in the reference guide.
Like most maps, the reference card does not aim to be ex-
haustive. It is designed to orient you and head you in the
right direction. The reference guide is the place to look for
all the commands.
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