
		WORD PERFECT KEYBOARD LAYOUT FOR VEDIT
		--------------------------------------

The Word Perfect layout comes close for the common cursor movement and editing
functions.

Major Differences:

1.  <Esc> pops up the menu system; <Ctrl-R> performs [REPEAT].

2.  <F1> performs only [CANCEL], <Ctrl-U> performs {EDIT, Undo, Line}.

3.  The block functions work differently. {BLOCK, Copy to block} is assigned
    to both <F9> and <Ctrl-F4>. {BLOCK, Move to block} is assigned to
    <Alt-F9>. {BLOCK, Set marker} is assigned to <Alt-F4>.

4.  <F7> brings up the {FILE} menu from which you can select "Exit" to save
    your file and exit back to DOS.
    
Note:  {HELP, Keyboard layout} will display the keyboard layout listed on the
       next page. However, the screen for "Built-in Keystroke Macros" will
       not be correct. This can be corrected by editing the beginning of
       VPHELP.HLP which is an explanation of the built-in keystroke
       macros.  KEYBOARD LAYOUT

"+" indicates functions not available on Word Perfect
"!" indicates functions which operate differently from Word Perfect


[BACKSPACE]		<Backspace>
[BACKTAB]		<Shft-Tab>
[CANCEL]		<F1>			<Ctrl-\>
[CURSOR UP]		<Up Arrow>
[CURSOR DOWN]		<Down Arrow>
[CURSOR RIGHT]		<Right Arrow>
[CURSOR LEFT]		<Left Arrow>
[DELETE]		<Del>
[DEL PREV WORD]	   !	<Home> <Del>
[DEL NEXT WORD]    !	<Home> <Backspace>	<Ctrl-Bksp>
[ENTER CTRL]	   !	<Ctrl-Q>		<Ctrl-^>
[ERASE BOL]	    	<Ctrl-J>
[ERASE EOL]	    	<Ctrl-End>		<Ctrl-K>
[ERASE LINE]	   +	<Ctrl-Y>		<Ctrl-L>
[ESCAPE]	   +	Numpad*
[HELP]			<F3>
[INSERT TOGGLE]		<Ins>
[LINE BEGIN]		<Home> <Left Arrow>
[LINE END]		<Home> <Right Arrow>
[MENU]		   +	<Esc>
[NEXT LINE]	   +	<Ctrl-Enter>
[NEXT PARA]	   +	<Ctrl-PgDn>
[NEXT TAB STOP]	   +	<Ctrl-Tab>
[NEXT WORD]		<Ctrl-Right Arrow>
[PAGE UP]		<PgUp>			Numpad-
[PAGE DOWN]		<PgDn>			Numpad+
[PREVIOUS PARA]	   +	<Ctrl-PgUp>
[PREVIOUS WORD]		<Ctrl-Left Arrow>
[REPEAT]	   !	<Ctrl-R>
[SCREEN BEGIN]		<Home> <Cursor Up>
[SCREEN END]		<Home> <Cursor Down>
[SCROLL UP]	   +	<Alt-Up Arrow>
[SCROLL DOWN]	   +	<Alt-Down Arrow>
[SCROLL RIGHT]	   +	<Alt-Right Arrow>
[SCROLL LEFT]	   +	<Alt-Left Arrow>
[TAB CHARACTER]		--->|
[T-REG COPY]	   +	<Ctrl-F11>
[T-REG MOVE]	   +	<Alt-F11>
[T-REG INSERT]	   +	<F11>
[VISUAL ESCAPE]	   +	<Alt-\>
[VISUAL EXIT]	   +	<Ctrl-E>	<Alt-/>


Begin of file		<Home> <Home> <Cursor Up>
End of file		<Home> <Home> <Cursor Down>
{GOTO} menu		<Ctrl-Home>
{FILE} menu		<F5> or <F7>
Print dialog box	<Shft-F7> or <Ctrl-P>

Block On	     !	<Alt-F4>
Copy block to cursor	<F9> or	<Ctrl-F4>
Move block to cursor	<Alt-F9>
Center line		<Shft-F6>
Enter date		<Shft-F5>
Execute Macro	     !  <Alt-F10>
Format paragraph	<Alt-F3>
Justification		<Ctrl-F8>
Printer configuration	<Alt-F8>
Search			<F2> or <Ctrl-F>
Replace			<Alt-F2> or <Ctrl-H>
Search/replace again 	<Ctrl-F2>
Reverse search/replace	<Shft-F2>
Incremental search	<Ctrl-I>
Undo line	     +  <Ctrl-U>

Save file and resume editing	<F10>

Open (edit) new file		<Shft-F10>	(Same buffer)
Open (edit) new file		<Alt-O>		(Same buffer)
Open (edit) new file	   +	<Ctrl-O>	(New buffer, full window)
Open (edit) new file	   +	<Alt-Y>		(New buffer, split window)
Open empty buffer	   +	<Ctrl-N>

Switch/create edit buffer	<Shft-F3>	<F4>
Toggle to next file	   +	<F6>
Toggle to previous file	   +	<F5>
Toggle to next window	   +	<Ctrl-F6>
Toggle to previous window  +	<Ctrl-F5>

Toggle VGA/EGA line mode   +	<Alt-T>
Toggle text colors	   +	<Alt-J>
Toggle display mode	   +	<Alt-D>
Toggle binary/text mode	   +	<Alt-->
Toggle hex-mode split	   +	<Alt-=>

Start up Compiler Support  +	<Alt-I>
Command mode window	   +    <Alt-/>

Cut (move) to clipboard    +	<Ctrl-X>
Copy to clipboard	   +	<Ctrl-C>
Paste clipboard		   +	<Ctrl-V>

Cut (move) to scratchpad   +	<Shft-Del>
Copy to scratchpad	   +	<Ctrl-Ins>
Paste scratchpad	   +	<Shft-Ins>

{Block}  Menu			<Alt-B>
{Config} Menu			<Alt-C>
{Edit}   Menu			<Alt-E>
{File}   Menu			<Alt-F>
{Goto}   Menu			<Alt-G>
{Help}   Menu			<Alt-H>
{Misc}   Menu			<Alt-M>
{Search} Menu			<Alt-S>
{View}   Menu			<Alt-V>
{Window} Menu			<Alt-W>
