Where significant differences exist between Versions 2 and 6 these are shown. Whilst it is possible to use the keyboard to enter commands, best results are obtained from Windows using a mouse. In this guide it is assumed that you are using the mouse for most actions. Occasionally the best way to explain a point is by example. Where this happens text in italics describe the actions that you should follow.
Ordinary text is information about the task being performed.
Keystrokes and mouse actions are printed in bold . NOTE One of the features of Windows is a common user interface so the general points covered in this document, e.g. opening files, saving files, printing and exiting, should apply to any application running under Windows. For application specific information you should consult the documentation for that application. It is also worth noting though that most Windows applications have their own Help facility.