Sharp PNSV01 Menus, Toolbar buttons icons perform the following actions, Settings window

Program Editor

Creating programs

2) Menus

Menu options are as follows:

	Menu option	Description
	Create New Scroll	Opens a new scroll message fle.
	Message
File	Open Scroll Message	Loads a saved scroll message fle.
	Save Scroll Message	Overwrites the currently edited scroll message fle.
	Save Scroll Message As	Saves the currently edited scroll message fle under a different name.
	Exit	Exits Scroll Message Editor.
	Cut	Cuts the text string selected in the “Scroll message edit box”.
	Copy	Copies the text string selected in the “Scroll message edit box”.
Edit	Paste	Pastes a text string that has been cut or copied into the “Scroll
		message edit box”.
	Undo	Undoes the last action performed in the “Scroll message edit box”.
		Displays a preview of the currently edited scroll message fle.
		Press [Esc] to close the preview. If a window other than the window
View	Preview Scroll Message	for scroll messages is clicked during the preview, it cannot be
		terminated even if the [Esc] key is pressed. Click the preview once
		and then click the [Esc] key.
Help	About Scroll Message	Displays version information for Scroll Message Editor.
	Editor

3) Toolbar

The toolbar buttons (icons) perform the following actions:

Icon	Menu option	Description
	Open Scroll Message	Loads a saved scroll message fle.
	Save Scroll Message	Overwrites the currently edited scroll message fle.
		Displays a preview of the currently edited scroll message fle.
		Press [Esc] to close the preview. If a window other than the window for
	Preview Scroll Message	scroll messages is clicked during the preview, it cannot be terminated
		even if the [Esc] key is pressed. Click the preview once and then click
		the [Esc] key.
	About Scroll Message	Displays version information for Scroll Message Editor.
	Editor

4) Settings window

For more details, continue reading from step 2.

2.Enter a text string that you want to use in a scroll message into the “Scroll message edit box”.

The longer the text string is, the more memory will be used.

We recommend starting a new line at a suitable interval so that lines do not get too long.

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