Easy Script Undocumented Features
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       Here's a few undocumented features of Easy Script.
 
       If you are in edit mode, a joystick in port 2 will move  the  cursor
    around the screen at about twice the speed of the cursor control  keys.
    I don't know what it is good for, but maybe you could turn a  trackball
    upside-down for the first Easy Script mouse!!!
 
       You can save your listing file to disk.  <F1> O C S will prompt  you
    for the file name.  The formatted listing will be saved under that name
    on the disk.  If you selected "CBM Printer" from  the  main  menu,  the
    text will be stored in PETSCII (also known as CBM ASCII or PET  ASCII).
    The only problem is that "QO" will appear at  the  beginning  of  every
    line.  Simply load the formatted listing into Easy Script, then  search
    & replace to delete the  "QO"'s.   If  you  choose  the  1=MX80  printer
    option, (S)erial, the file will be stored in real ASCII.
 
       You can even change the device number of the disk you  want  to  use
    for storage.  At the main menu (D)isk or (T)ape prompt, instead  of  D,
    enter the device number you wish to use.
 
       Also, Easy Script will entertain you as you work!  <F1> CTRL-3  will
    play a song.  I've heard that different versions of  Easy  Script  play
    different tunes.  My copy plays "Pomp and Circumstance".