 pToolSet button/stroke/tap preferences by PaulComputing

 Navigational Help in generic lists 

use the space, delete [backspace], tab, arrow, previous/next field, page up/down, 5-way navigator keys, and SilkScreen alpha/numer KeyBoard buttons to move up/down

1 ... 9 0 a ... e $ = select item 1 ... 9 10 11 ... 15 last

^ = select first item

[ or ] = select top or bottom item of current page

@ = scroll to currently selected item

v x l h t m = move the current selection forward by 5 10 50 100 200 1000 items 

V X L H T M = move the current selection backward by 5 10 50 100 200 1000 items 

. [period] = tap on the screen outside the list = cancel

RETURN = tap on selected item = 5-way navigator select = activate selected item

 General Help 

 The button/stroke/tap commands do not act if pMasterTool or any of its preference dialogs are open.

 SilkScreen buttons are, among others, "HOME", "MENU", "CALC", "FIND", "ABC", and "123".

 The alphaGraffiti area is where you draw letters. It is also denoted by "ABCG".

 The numerGraffiti area is where you draw numbers. It is also denoted by "123G".

 The Graffiti area refers to the union of the alphaGraffiti and numerGraffiti areas.

 The "alphaGraffiti=>|<=numerGraffiti" symbol refers to the vertical [imaginary] border between the two areas.

 The "FULL Graffiti" area refers to the union of the alphaGraffiti, numerGraffiti, and the SilkScreen buttons. In other words, everything under the DisplayScreen.

 The "DisplayScreen" is where your dialogs, menu, lists, and other items are drawn. It is located above the Graffiti area.

 The difference between "no special action" and "disable all action" is that the former allows regular Palm behavior whereas the latter completely disables all actions.

Example. Disabling "HOME" and "MENU" while writing in dark could be quite useful.

 Text cutting and copying via pToolSet extends the ClipBoard up to 32K as opposed to the original Palm operations which are limited to 1K. 

 "run pScript_XX" performs the first pScript which is located after the tag [bookmark] pScript_XX in pScriptPad.

EXAMPLE. ... pScript_08 blahblah {mess::/&mess@[@@pScript_08@@,,]}

Please see pedit's manual for details on pScripting.