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tions required and click use in VTPlus box for each station desired.
Up to three letters can be used as the channel ID, to allow you to identi-
fy which channel you are viewing.
Quickselect Teletext pages
By using the Ctrl + N key a Create and Receive page pops up request-
ing a page number. Type the requested page number. If this page is to
be received continuously (every time the page is received, the page is
automatically updated), click the
Update Continuously box.
Many Teletext pages have a reference to other pages. For example, the
TV guide section has a number of page referrals to movie background
information which is being transmitted in other pages. Quickselect
allows you to select these pages directly. Double click the left mouse
button on the desired page number in the current Teletext page, and a
new Window appears with the selected page.
If you do not want to open a new Window, but simply change to the new
page, push the
Shift-Key while double-clicking on the page number in
the current Teletext page, and the new selected page will appear in the
original window.
With Quickselect, several pages can be called at once. If a Teletext page
refers to a page sequence such as “Share Prices: 500-505”, mark the
first page number with a single mouse click, click a page number and
start the reception with a left Doubleclick on the end page. The distance
between the selected pages may not be more than 11.
Example: “News from Page 300-303” are selected with by a single
click on 300 and a Doubleclick on 303. The multiple page reception will
open individual windows for each of the pages within the selected page
numbers.
Dynamic Data Exchange with Teletext
DDE links can be created between the Teletext pages and any Windows
program supporting DDE. Programs supporting a live DDE link from a
Teletext page include the Microsoft EXCEL spreadsheet and Microsoft
WORD.
To create a link, use your mouse to highlight the section of the Teletext
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