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Weyer (portions may be derived from Newton Toolkit 1992-95, Apple Computer, Inc.)bookA!C1]AE@UR+bookTC=i nA$59UXA !9Qi %A]y@UR/vversion@URflags@URiISBN@URtitle@URSshortTitle@UR3 {author@UR hcopyright@UR-publisher @UR@publicationDate@URIdata@UR !styles@URjɿ~contents@URbrowsers@URߧwtemplates@UR0.rendering@URu?appSymbol@UR\7icon@URohints$@SL_HELP.htm@UR_string @SloupHelp*@Dr. Peter Rand:@ 1999, Dr. Peter Rand,@Dr. Peter Rand$Ce(A9Yu@URform_hidden @URUBform_printnames@URh base_href@URn9links@UR3titleFormat@URedata CA Cz@http://bigweb.misty.com/weyer/newton/sloup/SL_HELP.htm Aq@URArrayC@A@UR㧦bviewFont,AqA @@Aq  U e  %9Q Y <==CDQEERRqSASU}V5W-WmWXMYZ[\a])]_` `abcedqeehhȥAɹAAс9Ӆ1-Q݁ޡ)E9]iQ=Um=Y  yM!5 iyAU 1Y} 9!"#m%u%(y(*i*,-)-.M.0)001454u5 67:;m= >aAIBmD1EIeI!C A A"@Sloup HelpC %0@Updated July 1999C q  A  @URazǸhrefs@UR'vscriptsAq0(:@Prepared by Peter RandAq )Aq A0(X@mailto:h9752220@botanix.wu-wien.ac.atAq "@UR!viewgesturescript C 2 $A  - M i @UR% Fclass@UR:instructions@UR`literals@UR@argFrame@UR[<;numArgs@ -{|;A M @UR PhrefScriptC @*@What is Sloup?C 9 Y1 A @Sloup is a small (~45k) package which works together with a wide variety of desktop-based terminal emulation programs to allow you to quickly transfer text and data between your Newton and your desktop computer via a serial cable. With Sloup, it's easy to type on the Newton using your desktop keyboard, to transfer email or other text to your desktop for reading or processing, or to copy text items from your desktop into Notepad or NewtWorks documents. Advanced users can use Sloup to transfer entire document folders between the Newton and the desktop, as well as packages and other data types.Aq DAqAAqY@http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/newton/index.htm#SloupC @j@How to configure your desktop terminal programC y@Sloup works together with a wide variety of desktop-based terminal emulation programs -- ZTerm and ClarisWorks for Mac, HyperTerminal for Windows as well as programs for Unix and other platforms.C !@If you are using one of the above (or similar) desktop terminal emulators, configure it initially as follows:C @ " Serial Tool (for file transfer, specify the Text Tool -- not XMODEM, or other protocols)C @ " speed: 9600 baud (you can try 57600 or ADSP later in registered versions of Sloup)C (@ " 8 data bitsC &@ " 1 stop bitC 9V@ " XON/XOFF software handshaking (on)C @@ " line wrap (turn it off)C >@ " local echo (up to you)C MT@ " transmit delays between chars (0)C @ " transmit delays between lines (0 -- unless XON/XOFF isn't supported)C eP@ " translating tabs to spaces (no)C ,@ " Save these settings using the appropriate extensions which are required by your terminal program (e.g., as "Sloup.trm" or "Newton.ht", etc.).C  @@How do I transfer text from a note, a NewtWorks doc, a NewtonBook or an item in the In/Outbox to my desktop?C R@The basic procedure is to connect a serial cable between the Newton and the desktop, and then start up Sloup on the Newton and the terminal emulator on your desktop. Now set Sloup to "Keyboard" mode, and highlight the text you would like to send. (Note: in older versions of Sloup, this is called "Inspect" mode). To send the text to your desktop terminal program, simply tap the "Paste" button on the Sloup interface.C mf@A view of the three modes available in SloupC !A!@UR~,(scaleC!1!"1#]A!M!e!@URw>bounds@UR1colordata@URO"bitsC!<` A!!""@UR+left@UR.top@URǢright@URۡbottomC"I"#]A"e""@UR3Gcolortable@URY'bbitdepth@URZcbits@#Apppp````PPPP@@@@0000 @URgrayPattern@"HX  "    "    O  /././.       /    /    //     /  @   / "          ///   "   """.   /          "  /      @"  ../   . / /./ /     ./.  " " "        "               /   //     /       / /           //   /  " .    /// / .   "" ./     "               "              """             C @What is "Keyboard" mode?C De>@When Sloup is set to "Keyboard" mode, you can initiate transfers from the Newton to your desktop directly from the Newton by tapping the "Paste" button.C E:@Sloup in Keyboard modeC F C!1F!F=FC!HC"IFUF@#Apppp````PPPP@@@@0000  @",@R                   "  /   /../ ./  "     " /    .N  //             //  /    //   .     "      " O .     .  //  //         "  "       /       .  C RZ@In Keyboard mode, Sloup allows you to:C R@ " use your desktop keyboard to quickly and easily enter text directly into your NewtonC SU@ " paste text from your desktop into a Note or a NewtWorks documentC S@ " paste highlighted text from a Note, a NewtWorks doc, or from the In/Outbox (or from any text item which can be highlighted (NewtonBooks, etc.)) over to your desktop with a single tap.C U@@How do I send text from the desktop to the Newton while in "Keyboard" mode?C VI@1. place the cursor in the Notepad or NewtWorks document where you would like to capture the incoming textC WA*@2. start SloupC WL@3. select the option "Keyboard"C Wl@4. run the desktop's terminal emulation programC Xa@5. highlight and copy the text on the desktop (e.g., from a word-processing document or email) that you would like to send to the NewtonC Y@6. open the terminal emulator window, make sure the desktop's cursor is showing in the screen of the terminal emulatorC Z@@7. paste in the copied text. Note: you will not see this pasted text on the screen of your desktop (unless you turn on the "local echo" on your desktop)!C [h@8. press the enter/return key on your desktopC \u@9. the text will appear in the Newton to the left of where the cursor was located.C ]=@h@How do I use the keyboard pass-thru function?C ]H@i.e., use the desktop's keyboard to type on the Newton? I can type on the keyboard, but none of the letters appear in the terminal emulator or in the Newton.C _@1. ensure that the cable is connected, Sloup is set to "Keyboard" mode and the terminal emulation program is runningC `!@2. place the cursor where you would like the text to appear in your Newton.C `@3. type the words "Greetings Newton!" on your desktop keyboard (note that the words _ will not _ appear on your desktop screen!!)C a@4. if the words do not promptly appear at the cursor in the Newton, press the carriage return on your keyboardC bh@5. the words should then appear in the NewtonC cy@6. just type as you normally would (the text should continue to emerge on the Newton screen, and not on the desktop)C d@7. the desktop backspace delete key, depending on the terminal emulator you are using, may not be compatible with Sloup.C e@<@What is "Command" mode?C e@In command mode, once a connection has been established between your desktop and Newton, all of the transfer commands are issued from the desktop terminal emulator. You can also write simple desktop macros and save them as *.txt files to automate the transfer of entire folders of Notepad/NewtWorks documents to the desktop.C hL@A view of Sloup in Command modeC hC!1i i)iC!C"IiAi@#Apppp````PPPP@@@@0000 [@"x                "           "     ./ ///// . "  ."                       /    /  " " /   //    / / /.   " / / //  " /     / /        "  /   /     . @"        "      . /@..  /  ./    ./. /"   /   " ///     /"  /      "     .  /   ./  //    / /   // /         /  ""./  " "   /./ ""  "//    "   . /// /.   /    /.   .      / / "   @ .         / .               "    "    "  " /"   "  ""  . .///././ / . /// .    .             .    "    "   / "         / /  / ..          -"     /"     " /      /       " "  .  " @   / /  ////// / /    /  / / .  .  ./     .        /  /  //  /  "    /  "/   //.."   /  /  / .     "  / /.     .   . / . ..  .   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"                       "    ./  /                          C @In Command mode*, Sloup can help you (via simple macros and a terminal emulator on your desktop) to:C @@ " transfer desktop text into a specified folder in Notes (including Outlines and Checklists on NOS 2.x) or into a specified folder in NewtWorks (NOS 2.x)C 1@ " transfer text (including multiple items) from a specified folder in Notes or NewtWorks over to your desktopC -x@ " transfer Names data between your desktop and NewtonC ȹ@ " transfer tab-delimited data between your desktop and NewtonC Ub@ " transfer graphics from desktop to NewtonC t@ " transfer packages between your desktop and NewtonC U~@ " paste highlighted text from a Note, a NewtWorks doc, or from the In/Outbox (or from any text item which can be highlighted (NewtonBooks, etc.)) over to your desktop with a single tapC X@*In Command mode, once a connection has been established between your desktop and Newton, all of the transfer commands are issued from the desktop terminal emulator.C U@@What is the difference between "Keyboard" and "Command" modes?C @The main difference is that in Keyboard mode, text sent from the desktop to the Newton is treated simply as text. In Command mode, text is interpreted as commands. For example, in Keyboard mode, a text such as "Store mytext.txt in Miscellaneous folder" would appear to the left of the Newton's cursor as "Store mytext.txt in Miscellaneous folder". In Command mode, Sloup would try to interpret this text as a command (unsuccessfully in this case).C ѕ@@How do I save text from the desktop to the Newton while in "Command" mode?C M@Refer to the section below entitled "Using Sloup in Command mode" for explanations and examples.C 1@T@How do I use Sloup in Command mode?C әR@In Command mode, you must first create simple "macros" (command files) on your desktop word-processor and save them as ".txt" (or .slp) files. By accessing these macros via the terminal emulator, you can automate the transfer of entire folders of Notepad/NewtWorks documents to the desktop.C @.@What are macros?C E@Macros are generally short commands stored as .txt files which contain the following information (for Notes):C A@1. The name of the target soup to store the data. Common soup names are Notes and NewtWorksC 8@2. Labels to indicate the name of the folder to be used, which is contained within {curly} braces. If no label is specified ( i.e., {}), the Unfiled folder will be used as the default. If the label contains non-alphanumeric characters (such as a space), you need to wrap the folder name with vertical bars, e.g., {labels: '|News Services!|}. The label {labels: 'Friends} sends text to the folder named "Friends" in Notes using the current default font (or to the folder named "Friends" in NewtWorks if that's the soup you designate).C e@3. Class: class indicates the type of note to be used. If no class is specified, the text will be saved as a regular note. For example:C ݕ @ " {class: 'list} saves the item to an outline (For outlines and checklists, tabs in the data lines are used to indicate level.)C ޵t@ " {class: 'checkList} saves the item to a checklistC =@ " {class: 'paperroll} (default) saves item to a regular noteC  @4. The viewFont: viewFont specifies the font to be used. If no viewFont is specified, the default style settings will be used.C @L@Examples of Command mode macrosC YJ@For the following examples, make sure that Sloup is in Command mode. (Note: some of these examples are included with the Sloup distribution and documentation)C @Example: macro to transfer text from the desktop to NotesC M@1. Open a new document in your word-processor. At the top of the document, type in the word "Notes" and enter a carriage return.C q@2. Type in curly parentheses: "{}" and enter a carriage return.C X@3. Enter the text you would like to save such as: "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" (by either typing or pasting it in), followed by a carriage return.C }@4. Type in the word "BYE!" followed by a carriage return (this is a command text needed by Sloup).C e|@5. Save the document as a .txt file entitled "fox.txt".C @You have just created a macro which should now look like this:C @Notes {} The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. BYE! C 1 @Congratulations -- you are now ready to transfer this text to your Newton, where it will be stored in Notes as an Unfiled note.C Q@Make sure that your Newton and desktop are connected by a serial cable. Now open your terminal emulator, and select the options "Transmit/Send data/fox.txt. The text "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog" should now appear in an Unfiled note. All the following example macros are activated via the "Transmit/Send data/macro.txt" command in the desktop terminal emulator.C i@*@Example macrosC (@Remember to save each macro as a separate .txt file. The following examples can easily be copied and pasted into your desktop word-processor.C @@transfer text from desktop into the Untitled folder in NotesC J@Notes {} YOUR TEXT HERE BYE!C @@transfer only plain notes to desktop (Including titles and modification dates)C @Notes {class: 'paperRoll, title: "string", _modTime: "dateTime"} DUMP!C Q@@transfer text from desktop into the Business folder in NotesC l@Notes {labels: 'Business} YOUR TEXT HERE BYE!C m@@transfer text from desktop to a folder in Notes named "Business"C @Notes {labels: 'Business, } // default height and font first paragraph, first line second line third line that's all folks ---------- second paragraph, first line 2nd line 3rd line 4th line more more etc. end --------- third para --------- BYE!C @@transfer text from desktop to a folder in Notes named "Business" with formatting infoC  @Notes {labels: 'Business, viewFont: 10241} YOUR TEXT HERE a second line in same paragraph ----- another para ----- ----- BYE!C @@transfer all NewtWorks docs in the folder named "Business" to the desktopC V@NewtWorks {labels: 'Business} DUMP!C )@@export all Notes in the folder named "Business" to desktopC L@Notes {labels: 'Business} DUMP!C !@X@transfer Calendar data to the desktopC 0@Calendar {viewStationery: 'Meeting, mtgStartDate: "time", mtgDuration: "int",\ mtgText: "rich", mtgStopDate: "time", repeatType: "int", mtgInfo: "int",\ mtgAlarm: "time", mtgIconType: "int",\ mtgInvitees: [{name: {first: "string", last: "string"},}], version: "int",} DUMP!C @z@transfer InOut Box data from the Newton to the desktopC aF@Outbox {text: 'string} DUMP!C @d@export all entries in Outbox to the desktopC 5@Outbox {name: 'string, toEmailAddress: 'string, fromName: 'string, title: 'string, dateStr: 'string, text: 'string} DUMP!C I@D@erase all entries in OutboxC v@Outbox {} ERASE! // erases all Outbox entries BYE!C -@R@transfer Names data to the desktopC x@Names {name: {first: "string", last: "string"}} DUMP!C !@F@export Names data to desktopC }@Names {name: {class: 'person, honorific: "string", first: "string", last: "string", title: "string"}, company: "string", phones: ["homePhone", "workPhone", "beeperPhone", "faxPhone"], email: "string", address: "string", address2: "string", city: "string", region: "string", country: "string", postal_code: "string", bday: "date", cardType: 0, sortOn: "stringWithClass"} DUMP!C @F@export Names data to desktopC V@Names {name: {last: "string",}, phones: ["homePhone", "workPhone", "beeperPhone", "faxPhone"], bday: "date", cardType: 0, sortOn: "stringWithClass"} // CasioNam.dm2 DUMP!{delay: 5, printFunction: func(v) SPrintObject(v), fieldDelimiter: ";", recordDelimiter: "<EOL>", soupDelimiter: "<EOF>"} C U@P@import data from desktop to NamesC @Names {labels: 'symbol, name: {class: 'person, honorific: "string", first: "string", last: "string", title: "string"}, company: "string", phones: ["homePhone", "workPhone", "beeperPhone", "faxPhone"], email: "string", address: "string", address2: "string", city: "string", region: "string", country: "string", postal_code: "string", bday: "date", cardType: 0, sortOn: "stringWithClass"} Business person Mr. Scott "Zz" Zimmerman Dudeface Hacker Apple Computer, Inc. (408)867-4691 (408)974-6901 1(800)SKYPAGE ZZ 23290 Big Basin Way Saratoga CA USA 95070 4/23/62 0 company Personal person Mr. Bob "Zz" Zimmerman Dudeface Hacker Bpple Computer, Inc. (408)867-4691 (408)974-6901 1(800)SKYPAGE ZZ 23290 Big Basin Way Saratoga CA USA 95070 4/23/62 0 name Miscellaneous person Mr. Chuck "Zz" Zimmerman Dudeface Hacker Cpple Computer, Inc. (408)867-4691 (408)974-6901 1(800)SKYPAGE ZZ 23290 Big Basin Way Saratoga CA USA 95070 4/23/62 0 company Important person Mr. Joe "Zz" Zimmerman Dudeface Hacker Dpple Computer, Inc. (408)867-4691 (408)974-6901 1(800)SKYPAGE ZZ 23290 Big Basin Way Saratoga CA USA 95070 4/23/62 0 name BYE!C @P@import data from desktop to NamesC  @Names {labels: 'symbol,\ name: {class: 'person, honorific: "string", first: "string", last: "string", },\ title: "string", company: "string",\ address: "string", address2: "string", city: "string",\ region: "string", country: "string", postal_code: "string",\ phones: ["homePhone", "workPhone", "mobilePhone", "faxPhone"],\ pagers: [{pagerNum: "string.pager", pagerPin: "string"}, ],\ email: "string.email", anniversary: "date", bday: "date",\ names: [{honorific: "string", first: "string", last: "string", title: "string",}],\ notes: ["para"], cardType: 0, sortOn: "stringWithClass"} Business person Dr. Royce Walthroop \ Grand VIP Amalgamated Consolidated \ 217 Crocker Lane Hillsdale OH 44704 \ (419)555-3543 (419)555-3544 (419)555-3545 (419)555-3546 \ (123)456-7890 6666 foo@bar.com 8/25/76 12/12/46 \ Ms. Grace Mertins Relative \ hi, this is a note 0 name BYE!C @\@Example macros for NOS 2.x systems onlyC i@Newtons running NOS 2.x can also use Sloup to transfer outlines and checkLists.C )@d@transfer only Unfiled checkLists to desktopC f@Notes {labels: nil, class: 'checkList} DUMP!C @@transfer only the outlines in the folder named "Business" to desktopC h@Notes {labels: 'Business, class: 'list} DUMP!C E@@transfer two outlines to the folder named "Business" in NotesC v@Notes {labels: 'Business, class: 'list} an outline in Business indented item another indented item ----- another outline indented1 indented2 another main entry indented1 BYE!C m@@transfer two checkLists from the desktop to the Unfiled folderC  p@Notes {labels: nil, class: 'checkList} a checklist in Unfiled second level a next level item ----- another checklist indented1 indented2 another main entry indented1 BYE! C @Each note/outline/checklist is separated by a line of at least 5 dashes, i.e., -----. The last note separator is optional; BYE! will also terminate the last Note. Empty notes are not saved to the Notepad.C  M@@transfer two outlines to the folder named "Business" in Notes with formatting infoC !@Notes {labels: 'Business, class: 'list, viewFont: {family: 'casual, face: 0, size: 10}} an outline in Business indented item another indented item ----- another outline indented1 indented2 another main entry indented1 BYE!C #@l@transfer To Do list data from Newton to desktopC #@To Do List {class: 'todo, Date: "time", repeatInfo: {mtgStartDate: "time",\ mtgStopDate: "time", repeatType: "int", mtgInfo: "int",},\ topics: [{level: "int", mtgDone: "boolean", mtgPriority: "int",\ hideCount: "int", text: "string"}],} DUMP!C %@b@transfer data from desktop to "To do" listC &v@To do {viewStationery: 'symbol, height: "int", mtgStartDate: "date", mtgDone: 'symbol, mtgPriority: "int", data: [{viewStationery: 'symbol, viewBounds: {left: "int", top: "int", right: "int", bottom: "int"}, text: "string", viewFont: "int"}]} TodoItem 100 2/19/95 nil 3 para 4 0 237 100 todo test1 12289 BYE!C (@p@transfer "To do" data from from desktop to NewtonC )X@To do {viewStationery: 'symbol, height: "int", mtgStartDate: "date", mtgDone: 'symbol, mtgPriority: "int", data: ["para"]} TodoItem 100 2/19/95 nil 3 todo test2 BYE!C *}@d@list package names on the Newton to desktopC *@On NOS 2.x, you can list packages, or import or export an individual package. This does not actually access the "package soup" directly but uses a different API. Import/export examples later under binary:packageEntry. To list package names:C ,.@Package {} DUMP!C -=@P@export a package named ReStartPkgC -@Package {packageName: "ReStartPkg", packageEntry: "binary:packageEntry"} DUMP!C .a@R@install a package named ReStartPkgC .`@Package {packageName: "ReStartPkg", packageEntry: "binary:packageEntry"} ReStartPkg !\ 7061636B616765307878787800000000000000010000004A004A001600000F7000000000\ ... BYE!C 0=@^@transfer a list of soup names to desktopC 0*@Sloup {} DUMP!C 0@@Can I use Sloup to transfer data between the Newton and an iMac via IrDA?C q113 Aq@Yes - Sloup WILL let you send text and graphics back and forth over an IrDA link to an iMac or an appropriate Powerbook. (Note: the MP130 and earlier models are not IrDA-capable.) steps were described by Bill MoserAq3Aq3@http://members.bellatlantic.net/~sweyer/newton/sloup.htm#IrDAC 4IA ,@TroubleshootingC 4@I can't seem to turn off my Newton when Sloup is installedC 5!@The Newton cannot turn off when there is a live connection between the Newton and the desktop. Tap "disconnect" on the Sloup interface, and then you should be able to turn off your Newton.C 6@I used Sloup, and now when I try to use NBU/NCU the Newton refuses to connect I get the message "Unable to connect to COM Port".C 78@NBU/NCU and your terminal program may both be trying to access the same com port on your desktop. Close your terminal program, and you should then be able to connect with NBU/NCU. If that still doesn't work, open "NBU/NCU", select "Newton/Settings" and select a different port.C :-@@I used NBU/NCU, and now when I try to use Sloup the terminal program refuses to establish a connection I get the message "Unable to connect to Com Port".C ;@NBU/NCU and your terminal program may both be trying to access the same com port on your desktop. Close NBU/NCU, and your terminal program you should then be able to establish a connection.C =B@When I use keyboard pass-thru function, nothing happens when I click the desktop's right/left/up/down arrows the cursor on the Newton screen doesn't move.C >u@Depending on the terminal emulator you are using, arrow keys may not be compatible with Sloup. If this is the case, you will need to use the stylus to maneuver the cursor in the Newton. It may be possible to configure Sloup to recognize special keyboard characters. See the regular Sloup docs on Steve's web-site for further info (slrpfmt.htm#KeyboardMap)C A]@When I use keyboard pass-thru function and I click the desktop's backspace/del key, nothing happens (or I get an error message).C B@The desktop backspace/delete key, depending on the terminal emulator you are using, may not be compatible with Sloup. If this is the case, you will need to use the stylus to maneuver the cursor in the Newton.C DE@I notice that Sloup has trouble transferring some special characters. Is there a way to fix this?C qE1EUH $Aq((v@Yes. Install the "Encoding:NewtsCape" plugin (available to registered Sloup and Newt's Cape users) and the ISO-8859-1 encoding plugin installed (available from Simon Bell), set Sloup to "Command" mode and tap the "Encoding" button in the bottom left corner. This will provide you with a list of all encoding plugins stored in your Newton. Select the one called ISO-8859-1, and this should improve Sloup's handling of special characters.AqHAqH(n@http://dialspace.dial.pipex.com/town/road/aah66/C IyZ@A view of the selected encoding pluginC I}C!1JJJQC!`CJ5JQA"""ep@"    """"         //////////ff` /.//./////.        /         "  "       /////// ////////.//ff`        /   / //   /    ////      "         ff` /            .         ff`   ///  / / / /    /   ./  // @      //      /@             ff` "   "    ///   /  / /    /  / .. .O / /  @ /   fff   "  /. /@/    ff` . ////      /. /  //  /     /  ff`    w/ ff` /       p ff`  /   ff`/   /    ff` / /  0  ff` /           ff`    /    "     /. 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