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Trn Quickstart:
An introduction for people who don't like reading documentation.
This document is a very minimal introduction to most of the new
features of trn. ** This is very preliminary! **
General:
+ Use the arrow keys to move around.
+ When you see a list of selections, use the letter/number keys
to choose things, then press RETURN.
+ Typing 'q' will almost always exit what you are currently doing,
even various command prompts.
+ Type 'h' (almost) anywhere to get help. In most places you'll
enter the help selector, where you can read the trn documentation.
+ Type 'H' (almost) anywhere to get help on the current commands.
Options:
+ Type '&' and a RETURN to enter the option selector.
+ Once you use the 'S'ave command, you'll have a ~/.trn/trnrc
file that contains the current state of the options. Trn
uses this file in preference to your TRNINIT variable _unless_
you modify the trnrc file manually to tell it to use both
(or remove the trnrc file).
Multiple News Servers:
+ Create an access file in your ~/.trn directory -- see the
Sample Files for a starting point.
+ Use Ctrl-N and Ctrl-P to switch news servers from the newsgroup
selector of the newsgroup browser (ala rn).
+ Optionally, turn on the Newsrc Selector to select a news source
as you start trn (change the option, save, and restart trn).
...More stuff to come later...
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