^rHelp for Entry and Edit of Radio Codeplug Data^r

 On  this  screen  different options or  features  can be  selected and
 modified on the central screen area.  Each line of information will be
 presented as follows :
 
 <space><pointer><space><description><space><f1><space><f2><space>
 
 <space> : Space characters for separation.
 
 <pointer> : This is where the pointer will appear. The pointer will be
 shown as two characters thus : '->'.
 
 <description> :  This  field will hold a description of the data to be
 edited.  For codeplug  option data the 'H'  number from  the STIC form
 will be shown at the start of this  field.  If this field describes an
 option that may be enabled/disabled then it  will be shown  in reverse
 video  to  indicate  that  the  option  is  enabled  (normal  video if
 disabled).  If the option cannot be disabled (always present) then the
 description will always be shown in reverse video.
 
 <  f1  >,< f2 > : These fields are optional. If the line represents an
 option that  can be  enabled/disabled  then these fields will  only be
 shown if the option is enabled  ie if the description  field described
 above  is  shown in  reverse. These fields show  the data  that can be
 edited.  However,  the keyword 'Table' will be shown if a table can be
 accessed.
 
 The items on an option  screen will normally  be separated  by a blank
 line.  However,  mutually exclusive options will be shown as a 'block'
 ie  the options will  appear on consecutive lines  (Mutually exclusive
 options are presented on the STIC forms on one line). The block itself
 will be separated from other items on the list  by a  blank line. When
 an option  in  a block is  enabled then any  previously enabled option
 will be automatically disabled.
 
 It is  possible  to have the same  data field(s)  associated with more
 than one option.  If the options  are not mutually  exclusive then the
 data fields will appear beside each option ie a data field will appear
 in  more  than one place  on the screen.  When one such data  field is
 edited then all other occurrences of it will be  automatically updated
 when the new data has been entered.
 
 Note that the data fields are only shown when the associated option is
 enabled.  Hence,  data fields associated  with all options  of a block
 will only appear beside the option that is enabled.
 
 It may be possible to disable an option by  editing its data  field eg
 setting a data field to zero. Also, it may be impossible to disable an
 option.  In such  a situation the  option  description  will  be shown
 always  in  reverse  video  and  the  data  field(s)  will  always  be
 displayed.
 
 If an option requires more data fields,  it is possible to  extend the
 option to the next line with additional data fields.  In this case the
 description in  the next  line  will  begin  with  four  dots  .... to
 indicate this  line belongs to the option  above.  The additional data
 fields can be accessed by using the [Tab] or [Enter]  key. Lines which
 start with ....  in their description  will always be  shown in normal
 video and the option pointer will skip these lines.
 
 When the pointer is moved to a new position then the first  data field
 at that position will be opened for editing.  Note however that if the
 line represents an option that may be  enabled/disabled  then the data
 field will only be opened for editing if/when the item is enabled. The
 [Tab], [Shift Tab] and [Enter] keys will move between data fields. If,
 however,  the data field shows the keyword 'Table'  then the ENTER key
 will result in the associated table screen being entered.
 
 Use of  the [Cur_dn]  key when  the pointer is  at  the bottom  of the
 screen will  cause the screen  to  scroll  up  to  accommodate the new
 position of the pointer. The converse will be true for [Cur_up].

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