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doc/game/Tips.html

@@ -46,34 +46,37 @@ You can move around by pressing the buttons on the keypad, or by moving the mous
 into the terrain screen and pressing the mouse button. Move around a bit.</p>
 <p>Your characters will start with weapons and armor already equipped (i.e. worn).
 However, there are more things to be gotten. For example, you'll want the lamp on the
-table. Click on the button with the hand on it in the lower left corner (or type 'g', for
-Get). The getting things window will come up. Click on the lamp, and your first
-character will have it.</p>
+table. Click on the button with the hand on it in the lower left corner (or type
+<span class='key'>g</span>, for Get). The getting things window will come up. Click on the
+lamp, and your first character will have it.</p>
 <p>You should now see the lamp in the item window at the right side of the screen. To the
-right of it will be four buttons: 'U' (for Use), 'G' (for Give), 'D' (for Drop), and 'I'
-(for Item Info). When you click on the 'U' button, you'll use the lamp and light will
-appear. Don't do this yet - wait until you're in a dark place, like a dungeon.</p>
-<p>Now move next to one of the dressers. Click on the 'D' button by the lamp to drop it.
+right of it will be four buttons: U (for Use), G (for Give), D (for Drop), and I (for Item
+Info). When you click on the U button, you'll use the lamp and light will appear. Don't do
+this yet - wait until you're in a dark place, like a dungeon.</p>
+<p>Now move next to one of the dressers. Click on the D button by the lamp to drop it.
 You'll need to click where to drop the item. Click on the dresser.</p>
 <p>It's gone! You just put the lamp in the dresser. Maybe, in addition to the lamp,
 there's something else in the dresser. You should search it.</p>
 <p>To search something, look at it while standing next to it. Stand right under the
-dresser. Press the Eye button (or type 'l'), and click on the dresser (or press the '8' on
-the keypad, for 'up'). You search the dresser, and will see a list of everything inside.
-Get everything, then search the other dresser.</p>
+dresser. Press the Eye button (or type <span class='key'>l</span>), and click on the
+dresser (or press the <span class='key'>8</span> on the keypad, for 'up'). You search the
+dresser, and will see a list of everything inside. Get everything, then search the other
+dresser.</p>
 <p>Many things, such as barrels, crates, dressers and chests can be searched for
 interesting things. If you think something useful is hidden somewhere, be sure to search.
 Any sort of terrain can have something hidden in it.</p>
 <p>Now you need to get supplies. Walk into the door to open it, and enter the room across
 the hallway. There's plenty of items for you there. Get them all (again using the get
-button or typing 'g'). Don't forget to also take the armor out of the chest.</p>
+button or typing <span class='key'>g</span>). Don't forget to also take the armor out of
+the chest.</p>
 <h3>Readying armor and weapons</h3>
 <p>Now that you have some armor and weapons, it's time to put on your new gear. The PC
 screen, listing your party, is to the upper right. One of your characters' names will be
 in italics. This is the active character. This character's inventory is given in the item
 screen below it. Click on another PC's name. It will become the active character, and that
-PC's inventory will appear below. You can also type the PC's number to make him/her
-active, a very useful shortcut.</p>
+PC's inventory will appear below. You can also type the PC's number (using the numbers
+along the top of the keyboard, not the keypad) to make him/her active, a very useful
+shortcut.</p>
 <p>Go to one of your PCs inventory pages. Click on the name of, say, a suit of armor. The
 name of that item will now appear in italics. That means you're wearing it! Click it again
 to take it off.</p>
@@ -86,8 +89,8 @@ There! You're equipped. Now, you can start meeting the people in the fort around
 go out and kill something.</p>
 <h3>Talking to people</h3>
 <p>To get anywhere in Blades of Exile, you'll need to talk to many, many people. Might as
-well try this now. Hit 't' and then click on a person to talk to him/her/it. The talking
-window will appear.</p>
+well try this now. Click the mouth button (or hit <span class='key'>t</span>) and then
+click on a person to talk to him/her/it. The talking window will appear.</p>
 <p>Notice the buttons at the bottom of this area. Click on Name and Job, and you'll get
 the basic information that character has to say.</p>
 <p>To ask someone about something, click on the word after they say it. If someone says "I
@@ -128,8 +131,8 @@ Instructions for using these windows are given in the spell casting chapter. The
 little more complicated to use, but have the advantage of being usable entirely from the
 keyboard.</p>
 <p>There are seven levels of spells, each more draining and powerful than the spells in
-the level before. You start with characters able to cast all spells from levels 1 to
-3.</p>
+the level before. You usually start with characters able to cast all spells from levels 1
+to 3.</p>
 <h3>Secret Doors</h3>
 <p>Some doors (in all sorts of walls and in cave walls as well) are hidden. To search the
 walls, walk into them. If there is a secret door there, you'll pass through the wall.</p>