[CenFlaLUG.TPU]

    Technical work done by: DL  STAPLETON  
    Tested on VMS 4.3

    Documentation and
    DECUS submission by:    DL STAPLETON / CenFlaLUG

    This submission requires VMS 4.2 or later. Several features have
    been added to the EDT interface to TPU (MMCSECINI.TPU). These 
    features include split screen editing, learn mode for defining keys, 
    centering text, an informative status line, and rulers.  Much of 
    the inspiration for these enhancements came from Kalamazoo college
    (an earlier DECUS release) and features in the EVE interface. 

    There is an optional enhancement that changes the definition of a
    'word' in the editor.  Rather than simply skipping to the next
    white space, the change will cause words to be broken at most
    punctuation marks as well.  'Autoindent' is also in effect for 
    carriage return. These are optional since it will cause a 
    significant difference for traditional EDT users. 

    New_Key_Definitions:

        Refer to the HELP file - MMCSECINI.HLP for descriptions.
        This has also been incorporated as a HELP LIBRARY file
        which is called when the PF1 key + 'H' are pressed.

    Refer to the help text for more information. This editor now has
    so many features that even daily users don't know them all.


                            I N S T A L L A T I O N

    FILES
    =====

    AAAREADME.1ST       This text

    MMCSECINI.TPU       The source code of the enhancements.

    TPUINI.*            Initialization section files for different users.
    
                        Whichever tpuini.ext file(s) you decide to use,
                        you will need to rename the file to TPUINI.TPU

    LOGICAL NAMES
    ======= =====

    SYS$SHARE           Should be the place where the
                        file MMCSECINI.GBL and the user init
                        file TPUINI.TPU are placed.
                        If this logical is not desirable, then
                        references to it must be modified.
                        Refer to MMCSECINI.TPU (one
                        reference for the help file). 

    SYMBOLS
    =======

    EDIT:==EDIT/TPU/SECTION=SYS$SHARE:MMCSECINI

                       Reference to SYS$SHARE can be replaced by any
                       appropriate directory in case you create a 
                       further modified, personal copy, of MMCSECINI.