$WW+H,1$Left-click on the word "$FG,2$MENU$FG$" in the window title bar to pull-up the menu.  Underlined text is usually a link.  Left click with the mouse or press SPACE when the cursor is on top of them to edit/view them.  Right click or press $FG,2$ENTER$FG$ to $FG,2$#include$FG$ them, often causing them to execute.  
  $FG,9$ESC$FG$		Exits and saves
  $FG,9$CTRL Q$FG$	Aborts
  $FG,9$Win's Key$FG$	Views the Menu/Help/Macro area
Double mouse clicks send $FG,2$ESC$FG$ or $FG,2$CTRLQ$FG$.

Remember to terminate commands with a semicolon.

$LK,"Introduction","FI:::/LT/Doc/Lectures/LoseThos.TXZ"$	$LK,"Promises","FI:::/LT/Doc/Promises.TXZ"$
$LK,"News","FI:::/LT/Doc/News.TXZ"$		$LK,"Supported Hardware","FI:::/LT/Doc/Hardware.TXZ"$
$LK,"Mysteries","FI:::/LT/Doc/Mysteries.TXZ"$	$LK,"Clearing Confusions","FI:::/LT/Doc/Confuse.TXZ"$
$LK,"Differences from C/C++","FI:::/LT/Doc/Differences.TXZ"$
	
$TR,"Level 1: USER HELP"$
$ID,2$
$LK,"Help Index","FI:::/LT/Doc/HelpIndex.TXZ"$
$LK,"Glossary","FI:::/LT/Doc/OSGlossary.GLZ"$
$LK,"LTZ Window's Utility","FI:::/LT/Doc/LTZ.TXZ"$
$LK,"Tips","FI:::/LT/Doc/Tips.TXZ"$
$LK,"Quirks","FI:::/LT/Doc/Quirks.TXZ"$

$TR,"DIRECTORY STRUCTURE"$
$ID,2$$FG,2$/LT/Accts$FG$	Each subdirectory is an account.  When you boot, you can select an account to login to, unless you compile OSMain soas to pick one.  Your account directory is your $FG,2$HOME$FG$ directory and all your user data should be placed in here to ease backing-up your data.  When you Install an application it will create a subdirectory of your $FG,2$HOME$FG$ directory for storage.

$FG,2$/LT/Apps$FG$	Applications are placed in subdirectories of $FG,2$/LT/Apps$FG$.  Applications should have a file called $FG,2$Install.CPZ$FG$ which will install the app for the current user account.  The file, $FG,2$Load.CPZ$FG$ will load the application into memory.  The file, $FG,2$Run.CPZ$FG$, will usually load and execute the app.  To add an app to your menu/macro area, use $FG,2$CTRL-L$FG$, insert a macro with the PopUp option checked and invoke the $FG,2$Run.CPZ$FG$ file.

$FG,2$/LT/Compiler$FG$	The compiler module source code is found here.  The compiler is statically compiled to produce a binary file which is loaded at boot.

$FG,2$/LT/Demo$FG$	Here you can find lots of sample code to do various things.

$FG,2$/LT/Doc$FG$	Here you can find documentation.

$FG,2$/LT/OSMain$FG$	The core of the operating system is found here.  Since priviledge levels are not used, calling it a kernel would be confusing, but that's what it is.  It is statically compiled by $LK,"InstallBoot","MN:InstallBoot"$().

$FG,2$/LT/Adam$FG$	The mandatory non-kernel part of the operating system is found here.  It is dynamically compiled during boot, except the $FG,2$GrAsm$FG$ module.

$FG,2$/LT/Utils$FG$	Optional modules are found here.  They are dynamically compiled during boot.

$ID,-2$$TR,"DOLLAR SIGN COMMANDS"$
$ID,2$$LK,"Dollar Sign Commands","FI:::/LT/Doc/Dollar.TXZ"$ are rich-text commands.  The editor, compiler, assembler and operating system are seamlessly equiped to handle LoseThos rich text.  Commands like $LK,"Dir","MN:Dir"$() and $LK,"Grep","MN:Grep"$() can output links to the command line.

$ID,-2$$TR,"COMMAND PROMPT"$
$ID,2$The LoseThos command line interface is based on C/C++. Explore the ".CPZ" files.  A command which takes no parameters may be executed by typing the name and a semicolon.  Commands with parameters require placing the parameter in parentheses like a function call.


$MA,"Dir(\"*\");"$ will list files in the current directory.

$MA,"Dir;"$ uses default of "*".

$MA,"Cd(\"::/LT/Apps\");"$ will change directories
Directories are referenced with "/" not "\".  The Boot drive is referred to with "$FG,2$::$FG$".  Other drives are referred to by a letter and a colon.  Your user account directory is referred to with "$FG,2$HOME$FG$".

If a file is not found in one directory, all it's parents are searched. 

$FG,9$Edit("FILENAME.TXZ");$FG$ Invokes the editor.  See $LK,"Editor cmds","::/LT/Doc/Edit.MUZ"$.  Note that editor commands work practically everywhere--like at the command prompt or within help.

$ID,-2$$TR,"BURNING CD-ROMs/DVDs"$
$ID,2$0) Prepare a partition (drive) with the files you wish to burn.
1) Use $LK+S,"CreateCDFile","MN:CreateCDFile"$() to make an ISO image file of a partition.
2) Use $LK+S,"WriteCDImage","MN:WriteCDImage"$() to burn an ISO file onto a CD or DVD.

Note:  You can create a $LK,"File Partition","FF:::/LT/Doc/OSGlossary.GLZ,File Partition"$ on an ordinary partition, copy files into it, create an image and burn it.

$LK,"Bootable CD-ROMs","FF:::/LT/Doc/FileManager.MUZ,Bootable"$ 
$ID,-2$
$TR,"Level 2: ADMIN HELP"$
$ID,2$
$TR,"ADDING DRIVES"$
$ID,2$Use $LK,"AddDrives","MN:AddDrives"$() to mount disk drives.  

See $LK+S,"File Partition","FF:::/LT/Doc/OSGlossary.GLZ,File Partition"$ for a special type of "drive".
$ID,-2$
$LK,"Installing","FI:::/LT/Doc/Install.TXZ"$

$LK-A+S,"::/LT/OSMain/AdamK.APZ"$ the LoseThos equivalent of the $FG,2$AUTOEXEC.BAT$FG$.

$LK,"Account Files","FF:::/LT/Doc/GuideLines.TXZ,ACCOUNT FILES"$

$TR,"Level 3: HOBBIEST PROGRAMMER HELP"$
$ID,2$
$LK,"Guidelines","FI:::/LT/Doc/GuideLines.TXZ"$
$LK,"Differences from C/C++","FI:::/LT/Doc/Differences.TXZ"$
$LK,"Graphics","FI:::/LT/Doc/Graphics.TXZ"$
$LK,"Multitasking","FI:::/LT/Doc/MultiTasking.TXZ"$
$LK,"Programming Proverbs","FI:::/LT/Doc/Lectures/Proverbs.TXZ"$
$TR,"Programming Lessons"$
$ID,2$$LK,"::/LT/Doc/Lectures/ScaledInt.CPZ","FI:::/LT/Doc/Lectures/ScaledInt.CPZ"$
$ID,-2$
$TR,"Level 4: APP DEVELOPER HELP"$
$ID,2$$TR,"Level 5: SYSTEM PROGRAMMER HELP"$
$ID,2$$TR,"Ltf"$
$ID,2$$LK,"Ltf","FA:::/LT/Adam/Ltf/Ltf.APZ,Ltf"$
$ID,-2$$TR,"Compiler"$
$ID,2$
$LK,"Backend","FL:::/LT/Compiler/Code.CPZ,1"$
$ID,-2$$ID,-2$$ID,-2$$ID,-2$$ID,-2$$ID,-2$
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