I will explain about other operations instructions.
By pressing the [P] key on the keyboard, you can take a screenshot of the current editing screen range.
The image will be output as a PNG image with the file name "screenshot.png" in the same directory as the startup file "dbmped_h36.exe" of this editor.
And as in "7-5-4. Output image of map data", if the overlay display setting for maps 1 and 2 is "ON", both maps will be output as an overlaid image.
Incidentally, the image of "screenshot.png" generated by this command is always only one image, and it will be overwritten each time a new screenshot is taken.
Therefore, if you want to use the screenshot obtained by this command separately, I recommend to rename its file name each time and move it to another directory.
By pressing the command button "Key" on the upper right of the window or the [L] key, you can display a list of key assignments of keyboard operation.
Its list will be displayed on the entire edit screen.
Pressing "Back to Edit" at the upper right of the window or press the [Enter] key, you can return to the edit screen.
By pressing the [3] key on the main keyboard, you can switch the display "ON" or "OFF" of the map name, index information, and chip image's name, which are displayed in green color at the bottom left and bottom right of the edit screen.
By default, this switch has set to "ON".
If you press the "CLOSE" button in the lower right corner of the window screen or press the [Esc] key, a dialog with the announcement "Do you want to interrupt this work ?" will be displayed.
Then if you select "Yes", a screen prompting you to save the map data you are currently editing will appear.
(The save format that can be selected here is only "Save both Map [1] and [2]".)
On the other hand, you can also close this editor by pressingthe "x" button in the upper right corner of the window.
However, in this case, the announcement screen prompting you to save the map data won't appear, and this application will be closed immediately.
When this editor closing, each setting and map data will be saved immediately before termination as a temporary file named "tmp_mpdat.dat" in the folder "mapdata".
Then, at the next startup, each conditions and map data at the time of the previous termination can be restored from that temporary file.
On the next screen after clicking from the opening demo, an announcement screen will appear asking "Do you resume from previous edit ?".
If you select "Yes" here, you can restore each conditions and map data at the time of the previous termination and resume to edit work from there.
Items to be restored are as follows.
(Settings other than the above, such as window size and display language, will also be restored.)
Incidentally, if the above temporary file "tmp_mpdat.dat" has been deleted or the configuration data file has been deleted, this "Resume from previous editing closed point" item won't occur, and the usual "Start editing with a new map" will start.
(Even if you select "No" there, it'll also start editing from a new map.)
In addition, this restoration function can be executed only once when restarting.
(The temporary file "tmp_mpdat.dat" is designed to be discarded after execution regardless of whether "Yes" or "No" is selected, so the same restoration data can't be used for restoring many times.)