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).The Search... command brings up a dialog that allows you to search for a text string in all documents you've viewed while running DeckScape. Those documents which contain hits are copied into a new deck.
The Help... command brings up this help window.
The Quit command exits DeckScape and saves the current list of pages in each deck into the file $HOME/.deckscape.
The first two entries in this menu are HotList and Global History. These decks are provided autmoatically by DeckScape and cannot be deleted. (The global history is currently not implemented, however.)
The second banner line displays the URL of the document at the top of the deck. The "H" button copies to the top document to the hotlist (i.e., the deck whose name is "HotList"), and the "D" button deletes the document from the deck. You can "tear off" a page by drag-and-dropping its URL banner into the background of the workspace, and you can move a page into a different deck by dropping its URL banner into the other deck.
"Open URL..." pops up a dialog in which you may enter a URL. The document at that URL is placed in the deck.
"Goto Page..." displays a browser with the titles of all pages in the deck, and allows you to cause the deck to display a selected page.
"Rename Deck" pops up a dialog in which you my enter a new name for the deck.
"Gather Up" gathers all the deck's "tear-off" documents back into the deck.
"Delete Deck" deletes the deck.
"Reload" refetches the displayed document, bypassing any and all caches.
"Duplicate" makes a duplicate copy of the displayed document, and inserts the duplicate into the deck.
"Expand One Level" makes a new deck containing the documents generated by following all of the links in the displayed document. This command is quite cool. The pages will appear without images; just reload the page to get the image.
"Back To Deck" sends the displayed document back to its home deck.
"Make New Deck" makes a new deck from the displayed document.
"Reload", "Duplicate", and "Expand One Level" are the same as a page that is not torn off.