Saving FirstSearch Results

     A.  At an Athena workstation, open an emacs window and cut
     and paste into it.
     Highlight the text to be copied with the left mouse button.
     Move the cursor to your emacs window and click the middle button.
     Just keep going back and forth between windows.  The emacs window
     can be closed and printed as a normal file.


     B.  The "tee" command also allows you to write the entire session
     directly into a file.  Type add library; tfirst | tee session
     at the Athena prompt.  This command records your entire session
     into a file named "session".  You can use any filename you like.

     C.  From dial-in, your telecommunications software probably has
         a way to open a log to capture the entire session.
     
     --On Procomm (for PC's) you can open a log (Alt-F1).  Using
     Alt-F1 again closes the log.  A Procomm window will appear,
     prompting you to name the file.  Using Alt-F2 will pause
     recording to the log.  Using Alt-F2 again resumes recording.

     --On White Knight and Versatec (Mac), you can open a capture file
     by clicking on File and in that selection menu, click on Capture.
     It has no pause feature, however.  Opening a new file with the
     same name overwrites the old!  So be careful in naming files.

     D.  You can use the FirstSearch "print" or "email" command to
     save the text and not the search screens of up to five records.
     These commands are a function of the FirstSearch service and can
     be enabled only in FirstSearch.  To invoke the "print" or "email"
     command, type "P" or "E" and the numbers of up to five records
     you wish to have either displayed or e-mailed to your account.