TEA Manual

Peter "Roxton" Semiletov

The book needful for everyday reading


Table of Contents
1. An introduction is necessary
2. Interface
2.1. Main window
2.2. Save and Open dialog windows
2.3. About drag and drop
3. How TEA works with different charsets?
4. How to edit and preview SRT-subtitles
5. The transcendental shining of the File menu
6. Edit menu, or how to cut without scissors and violence.
6.1. Common editing operations.
6.2. Marking menu
7. Search menu - it is useful, but cannot find the G-spot
8. Markup
8.1. About all that stuff
8.2. HTML Tools
8.3. Common
8.4. List stuff
9. Functions
9.1. Common
9.2. IDE
9.3. Calendar
9.4. Spell-checking
9.5. UNIversal Text AnalyZer
9.6. User menu
9.7. Snippets
9.8. Format
9.9. Insert
9.10. Case
9.11. Numbers
9.12. String
9.13. Sort
9.14. Filters
9.15. Morse code
10. LaTeX
11. Run
12. Nav[igation]
13. View
14. Preferences, I suppose...
14.1. Intro
14.2. Switches
14.3. Encoding
14.4. Functions
14.5. Interface
14.6. Editor
14.7. Browsers
14.8. Paths
14.9. Maintenance
15. What is Kwas?
15.1. Actions
15.2. Ins to editor
16. Command line options
17. About the author
A. Resources