Scroll 0.94
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*BScroll*b is a scrolling textfile reader. You can scroll upwards and
downwards through text files of any length.  Extended View highlight codes
as used by *B*lp*b and *B*lpS*b are acted on to give *Bbold*b, *Iitalics*i, *Ssuperscript*s,
*Wwide*w, *Ysubscript*y and *underline* effects.  These can be turned off to give
plain View extensions of **bold** and *underline*.

If there is enough memory, *BScroll*b uses shadow mode 0, otherwise mode 3 is
used.  Unless a command line file is given, *BScroll*b shows the current
directory and asks for a filename.  At this prompt you can also give
*B**bcommands to change directory, etc.  Once a file is given, it is loaded
and displayed.

The keys are simple.  Cursors move up and down.  Pressing *BShift*b will jump
one screen at a time.  Pressing *BCtrl*b will jump to the ends of the file. 
Pressing *BCOPY*b will flip between extended highlights and plain highlights. 
Pressing *BEscape*b will leave.

*BScroll*b will take command line arguments when run as a *B**bcommand or passed
via the keyboard buffer.  The parameters are:

	*B*Scroll <afsp> (-quit (*)<name>)*b

The *B<afsp>*b is the file to display.  The *B-quit*b option gives a file to run
on exit.  If the name starts with a *B**b, then it is called as a *B**bCommand,
otherwise it is *BCHAIN*bed.  The *B-quit*b option must be in lower case, and only
the first letter is significant.

So, for instance, to call *BScroll*b from another program, you could use the
following:

*B	OSCLI "KEY0 |@"+name$+" -quit Menu"
	*FX138,0,192
	CHAIN "Scroll"*b

This would run *BScroll*b and display the file *Bname$*b, and on exit would return
to the program *BMenu*b.

*BScroll*b consists of the following files:
	*IScroll*i   - The program
	*Idisp*i	 - Controls screen output giving display effects
	*IT/Scroll*i - This text file.

NB: The current version will only display files which have each line
terminated with CR.