Appendix 1. Size Error Analysis

Appendix 3. A Few Words on the Rhythm of Poetry

Appendix 2. Features of Using the Keyboard and Mouse

Below are the keyboard shortcuts that are assigned to various functions in the program. Some are recommended to be used only when the editing window is active (marked with a √ icon). Sign | in the additional key column (+) indicates alternative keyboard shortcut options.

I try to ensure that the keyboard shortcuts described correspond to the latest version of the program. For other versions, different interpretations are possible (the hints in the menu of your version of the program are relevant). If there is no such item there, sorry, it means I corrected the description before I posted the update.

I also apologize if the keys used in the program do not correspond to those used in other programs (although I tried to enter as many alternatives as possible), and also for the fact that the symbols ☺ ☻ ♥ ♦ ♣ are not available for input from the keyboard as a combination of pressing the Alt key with 1-5 numeric keypad (you can get these symbols from a file and through a clipboard)

Ctrl

+	Purpose
↑ | ↓	✓ Ctrl-Up/Down arow changes the line type from “poetry” to “prose” and vice versa.
A	✓ Select all.
C	✓ Copy to clipboard ().
E	Refresh screen ().
F	✓ Search ().
G	Print Screen (getting a program window adjusted to the size of the verse).
H	✓ BackSpace (delete previous character).
I	Reform the current fragment ().
N	New file ().
O	Open file ().
P	Print file ().
R	✓ Search and replace ().
S	Save file (). An alternative to F2.
V	Paste from clipboard ().
X	✓ Cut to clipboard ().
Y	✓ Delete a line.
Z	✓ Undo the last operation on the text ().
Home	✓ To the beginning of the file.
End	✓ To the end of the file.

Alt

+	Purpose
↑	✓ Alt-Up arrow changes the type of the current syllable to “stressed”.
↓	✓ Alt-Down arrow changes the type of the current syllable to “unstressed”.
← | →	✓ Alt-Left/Right arrow moves the existing caesura in the current line one word to the left/right.
PgUp	✓ Changes the type of the current syllable to “stressed out of place” ().
PgDn	✓ Changes the type of the current syllable to “stressed - competition” ().
0 | Ins	✓ The Alt-0 or Alt-Insert keys allow you to remove blank lines.
1 | End	✓ The Alt-1 or Alt-End keys allow you to remove indents from lines.
2	✓ Replacement of similar designs (Cyrillic `a` -> Latin `a`).
3	✓ Converting a block incorrectly typed in Cyrillic into Latin (Cyric `а` -> Latin `f`).
4	✓ Break into four-line stanzas (quatrains)
5	✓ Combine the “ladders”.
6	Initial letters of poetic lines (all capital or as in prose).
/	✓ Repeating poetic lines with a double placed at the end of the work or moving through the text (see double click for prose).
-	✓ Normalize dashes and spaces.
A	Poetic license (irregular stress, author's stress).
D	Secondary stress in a word.
F	√ Search () – an alternative to .
G	Show in browser (an alternative to Ctrl-G).
H	✓ Find and Replace () – an alternative to Ctrl-R.
І	✓ Reform the current line.
K	√ Stressed syllable, competition.
P	√ Listen to the text () – see Appendix 4. An alternative to F7.
R	✓ Rhyme finding (matching) for the current word ().
S	"File" - "Save As".
V	Clear the current file followed by pasting from the clipboard ().
W	✓ Automatically adjusts the width of the editing window.
X | F4	Alt-X or Alt-F4 – exit.

Shift

+	Purpose
Ins	✓ Shift-Insert – paste from the clipboard () – an alternative to Ctrl-V.

Ctrl-Shift

+	Purpose
↑ | ↓	✓ Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down arrow changes the line type to "end of fragment".
N	"File" - "Save as" - changing the name along the first lines.
R	✓ Quick analysis of rhythmicity (poetic meter is determined statistically).
S	"File" - "Save as" - changing the name along the first lines.
W	"Stress Wizard" ().
Z	✓ Undo undo the last operation on the text ().

Other keys

Key	Purpose
F2	Save File () – an alternative to Ctrl-S
F3	Continue searching.
F7	Listen to the text () – see Appendix 4. An alternative to Alt-P.
Tab	✓ Inserts several spaces into the text (see editing settings; default = 5).
//	✓ Inserting two "/" characters from the first position of a line assigns it the type "prose". Further numbering of poetic lines is set to the number specified after "//" (default = 1).

Pressing (clicking) the left mouse button is also sometimes processed by the program in a special way.

If the settings are set to default, it's equivalent to Ctrl-Click (see above). Otherwise, in editing window double-clicking selects a word, and triple-clicking selects a string (see Settings-General).

Appendix 1. Size Error Analysis

Appendix 3. A Few Words on the Rhythm of Poetry