APPLICATION NOTE #113
 USING TURBO LIGHTNING AND XYWRITE III
 Rev. 01


 Turbo Lightning is a memory-resident spelling checker and thesaurus 
program that is produced by Borland International, Inc. This 
application note gives you the information you need to run Turbo 
Lightning with XyWrite III.


 RUNNING XYKBD.COM
 In order to run Turbo Lightning with XyWrite III, you must first run 
the separate program XYKBD.COM. This program, which is on your 
XyWrite Word Processor Disk, allows XyWrite to share the keyboard 
interrupts with other RAM-resident programs. It does not limit your 
ability to remap or use special XyWrite keyboard files.

 1.  Copy XYKBD.COM into the root directory of your hard disk or onto 
your
    working diskette.

 2.  Call the AUTOEXEC.BAT file and add the following line to the 
beginning of
    the file:

      xykbd

 3.  If necessary, change to the directory that contains Turbo 
Lightning. Next,
    type in the program name. For example:

      cd \light
      light

 4.  Type in the names of other memory-resident programs you want to 
run in
    conjunction with Turbo Lightning and XyWrite. (Change directories 
as
    necessary and be sure you have enough memory!)

 5.  Change to the XyWrite directory.

 6.  Type:  editor

 7.  Store the AUTOEXEC.BAT file. When you reboot the system, all the 
programs
    necessary to run Turbo Lightning with XyWrite III will be loaded.


 CHANGING HOT KEYS
 Use the OPTIONS portion of Turbo Lightning to change the hot key 
assignments. Key combinations that are known to not cause 
interference with XyWrite include: Shift-F8, Ctrl-F8, Shift-F7, 
Ctrl-F7, Ctrl-F6, Ctrl-F5, and Ctrl-F1.


 CHANGING TURBO LIGHTNING ENVIRONMENT
 You must also modify the Turbo Lightning Environment before you can 
run it with XyWrite.

 1.  Display the Turbo Lightning Environment menu.

 2.  Edit the menu so that it looks like this:

     A:  Change name          XyWrite III
     B:  Right arrow key 1    RGT
     C:  Right arrow key 2    None
     D:  Left arrow key 1     LFT
     E:  Left arrow key 2     None
     F:  Left arrow key 3     None
     G:  Backspace key 1      BKS
     H:  Backspace key 2      None
     I:  Delete key 1         DEL
     J:  Delete key 2         None
     K:  Insert toggle 1      INS
     L:  Insert toggle 2      None
     M:  Get words from       Screen
     N:  Piping delay         002
     O:  Auto Proof           On
     P:  Insert/Overwrite setup

 For P:, choose option E ("Gets insert overwrite from screen"), move 
the  cursor once to the left (cursor should be on the right side of 
the screen on line 1), press return, and press I to indicate that the 
program is in insert mode.