Doodle Command Summary

All doodle commands are available from one of the four menues: Page, Mode, Pen, and Ink. The commands in each menu are described in the table below.

All doodle commands may also be entered by simply writing a command character in the graffiti region. No command prefix is necessary when writing command characters, though one is accepted if written. Thus simply writing N will create a new page, and writing R will remove the current page.

Some doodle commands may also be entered by tapping on the mode display buttons in the title bar. The left button cycles through Paint, Smear, and Erase modes, the next button cycles between Unsmooth, Smooth, and Smoother modes, the next button cycles through the pens, the next button cycles throught the inks, and the right button cycles through the existing pages.

Finally, the Palm scrolling buttons can be used to cycle through doodle pages.

Menu	Command Char	Menu Item	Command Description
Page
	C	Clear	Clear the visible part of the current screen.
	F	Fill	Fill the visible part of current screen with the current ink.
	N	New	Create a new page.
	D	Duplicate	Duplicate the current page onto a new page.
	R	Remove	Remove the current page.
	T	Title	Toggle the display of the Doodle title bar on or off.
	-	Previous	Page up to the previous screen.
	+	Next	Page down to the next screen.
	A	About	Display the copyright.
Mode
	P	Paint	Paint with the current pen and ink.
	S	Smear	Smear with the current pen.
	E	Erase	Erase with the current pen.
	<	Unsmooth	Draw unsmoothed pen events.
	=	Smooth	Smooth pen events in groups of four.
	>	Smoother	Smooth pen events in groups of eight.
Pen
	.	Fine	A one by one.
	·	Medium	A two by two. Graffiti extended-shift dot.
	@	Broad	A five by five hollow.
	,	F. Italic	A four pixel italic.
	/	M. Italic	An eight pixel italic.
	;	B. Italic	A twelve pixel italic.
Ink
	0	White	White.
	1	1/8th	12.5% grey.
	2	2/8th	25.0% grey.
	3	3/8th	37.5% grey.
	4	4/8th	50.0% grey.
	5	5/8th	62.5% grey.
	6	6/8th	75.0% grey.
	7	7/8th	87.5% grey.
	8	Black	Black.
	9	Shuffle	Shuffle the bits of the current ink using the bits of the current ink as the random number seed.