So, remember that this is your Newton with your information and listen to your mother's advice about backing up your system and hanging out with strange functions. Using common sense in following examples and suggestions, and limiting yourself to documented commands, you should reap many benefits and long hours of enjoyment from using Newt. I would caution against experimenting with random functions or methods. You can also ask me if you're not sure. In NS, programs or scripts are defined as methods on objects.
Methods describe an object's behavior or actions.
Newt is a prototype or kind of view. You tell Newt to do things by sending it a message , e.g., go. You can just use the slot name if it can be found via inheritance, or frame.slot if you want to be more specific. For further information on NewtonScript syntax and view frame slots and methods, NTK from APDA includes manuals, and other books will be published. The Newt Manual provides a summary of syntax and built-in functions, along with additional Newt methods for registered users.