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    The Microsoft(R) QuickC(R) Compiler programming environment has
    a flexible windowing system. You can control the windowing system
    by using the
 
      ■ View menu
      ■ Mouse
      ■ Keyboard
 
    View Menu
 
    The fastest way to learn the power of QuickC's windowing
    system is to ask for help on each command on the View menu.
 
    To do this, select the View menu by pressing ALT+V or clicking
    it with the mouse. Use the arrow keys to move the command
    selection bar, and press F1 for help on any of the commands.
 
    Mouse and Keyboard
 
    You can also control the help window with the mouse or the
    keyboard:
 
    Result          Using the Keyboard    Using the Mouse
 
    Maximize the    Press CTRL+F10        Click Left on the Maximize
    help window                           button (┤↑├) in the
                                          upper right corner of
                                          the help window
 
    Close the       Press CTRL+F4         Click Left on the Close
    help window     or press ESC          button (┤•├) in the
                                          upper left corner of
                                          the help window
 
    Close dialog    Press ESC             Click Left on a
    boxes                                 command button
 
    Once you close the help window, the cursor is positioned at the
    position in your program from which you requested help.
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