ThinkTank Manual |
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PORT |
| Print or port a ThinkTank outline |
Command | key: | P |
Command | prefix: | No |
Location: | Main Command Menu |
You can use the PORT command to print an outline, trans— fer information from one outline to another, back up outlines, and send outlines to another ThinkTank user. PORT is more of a process than it is a command. ThinkTank leads you through the menus and prompts in which you specify which information is transferred where and in what form. This entry provides an overview of the process; see the listing under each option for further details.
PORT operates on the bar cursor outline
ing is to move the bar cursor to the top of the outline you want to port.
When you select PORT, ThinkTank displays the PORT DEVICE Menu, from which you select where to port. The options are:
*PRINTER: Select this option to print an outline. (Command key P)
*TEXTFILE: Select this option to transfer (copy), an outline to a text file or a text file into an outline. If you want to transfer part of one outline into another, you must use a text file as an intermediary. (Command key T)
*ESCAPE:Cancels the PORT command and returns to Top Level. (Command key ESC)
If you select PORT/TEITFILE, you can choose whether to port material into or out of your current outline with the PORT DIRECTION Menu. The options are: