AEXA 1.0 README
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AEXA is a program to make displaying text a lot faster.
You don't have to type Text(x,y,... yourself, saving you a lot of time


Manual
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Now take the example file.
You will see that the first line is {1083}->L1, always type this. This is a safety so you can't execute aexa by accident.
The second line is x->R. X is the number of lines you want to display.

!!!NOTE!!!
Normally x should be the exact number of lines used but in certain cases you should use x+1->R (like in the example).
I don't know when (something weird in the program), but you'll see when you recieve an error about domain or dimensions or when a line is missing.

You should check the length of the lines yourself, aexa doesn't auto-jump tothe next line. It will automatically create a new page when more than 10 lines are used.

The following lines contain your text. The end/beginning of a line is marked with a small T (matrx -> math -> 2).
Always start your string with one T and end it with two T's

!!!NOTE!!!
If you need this symbol in your text simply find it in zaexa.83p and change it with another one.

The next line is to execute zaexa.

When it is done running it returns to your prog so you can display any aditional information without altering aexa.



Working
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As aexa starts it will display LOADING...
The time this takes depends on the length of your text. It is now reading all the T-indexes into L1.
After this you'll see STARTING... Aexa will now display your text.
At the end you'll see ENDING... Aexa is now deleting the used vars (including your string, that's why you should put it in a prog!)
If something appears now, it's because you put it there.


AEXA doesn't mean anyhing, I just took 'text' and replaced the t's by a's.
If you find a bug, please mail it to me.

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AEXA 1.0 (c)2003 by Erik De Weerdt