General 1STTEXT Editing Information
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         1STTEXT.EXE is used to maintain your 1STTEXT file.  1STTEXT
         contains many of the text prompts displayed by 1stReader.
     
         You may start the program by entering 1STTEXT from the DOS
         command prompt.  The program will then ask you to "Enter
         filename to edit".  You should enter your complete 1STTEXT
         filename.  If you would like you can also add this filename
         to the 1STTEXT command issued from the DOS prompt.
     
         1STTEXT will show you each prompt used 1stReader.  If
         your prompts use color (@Xnn variables) then 1STTEXT will
         show you your prompts in color below the filename box.
     
         You may use these keys to help navigate through the prompt
         file:
     
              [ESC]          Saves and quits the program
              [Up]           Back one record
              [Down]         Ahead one record
              [PgUp]         Back ten records
              [PgDn]         Ahead ten records
              CTRL+[PgUp]    Move to the beginning of the file
              CTRL+[PgDn]    Move to the end of the file
              [F1]           Displays a color chart
              [F2]           Search for specific text
     
         If you press the [F1] key you will be shown a color chart of
         the colors supported by 1stReader.  Pressing the [F1] key
         again will remove the color chart from your screen.
     
         The [F2] key will let you search for specific text included
         in any prompt.  Enter the text phrase you wish to locate
         inside 1STTEXT.  If the text is found the program will
         display the prompt on your screen.  You may then press the
         [ESC] key to edit the text or press [ENTER] to continue the
         search.
     
         There is a companion file to your 1STTEXT data file called
         1STTEXT.DES.  This file contains "notes" on each of the text
         prompts inside 1STTEXT.  Most of these notes are blank but
         some prompts contain entries.  They will be displayed by
         1STTEXT underneath the text entries.  You may edit the "note"
         field by pressing the [F3] key.
     

         Advanced features
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         The 1STTEXT program call also be used to export and import
         text files into your 1STTEXT prompt file.  Here is an example
         of the DOS command syntax:
     
                      1STTEXT C:\1ST\1STTEXT TEXTFILE
     
         If TEXTFILE does not exist then 1STTEXT will create the file
         containing the prompts held within C:\1ST\1STTEXT.  If
         TEXTFILE does exist then 1STTEXT will read the file and
         update the prompts stored inside C:\1ST\1STTEXT.
     
         All text entries will have a four digit record number
         followed by a colon.  If you try to import a text file that
         is not in this format then 1STTEXT will ignore the file
         completely.