The Cmds menu button shows a menu of operations that can  be
done  by selecting the menu item.  Most of them do something
with the current document.  Some of the commands are:


Load
  reloads the current document.  This is the same as pushing
  the  GET  button or the little "*" button in the corner of
  the text window.

Find
  pops up a little window that lets you type a string (a tcl
  regular expression actually) and scan the document for it.

Print
  Sends the current document to the print command.  This  is
  lpr  by  default,  but  you can be chang it in the Options
  window.

New viewer
  starts a new HTML viewer process.  It doesn't inherit much
  from the current viewer, just the environment.

Edit
  opens windows for editing  several  things.   The  submenu
  gives you a choice of:
    Initialization file
      is the first .htmlinit file in your search path. If no
      .htmlinit file is found, we look for .htmlrc, but this
      name is not recommended.
    Environment
      shows  a  list  of the environment variables, and lets
      you change their values.  Whatever is  shown  here  is
      what is passed to any subprocesses that we start.

Save
  saves the document to a file.  The subment lets you choose
  either  the unformatted source text or the formatted text.
  At present, we can only save the textual part of formatted
  documents, and images are lost.

Send
  is used to email the document. The submenu lets you choose
  either  the unformatted source text or the formatted text.
  An xterm window is opened running your  editor  (from  the
  $EDITOR  environment variable), so you can make changes to
  the document.  When you exit from the editor, the file  is
  scanned for recipients (To:, Cc:  or Bcc:  lines), and the
  document is sent to all the listed recipients.

Quit
  causes the viewer to close all its windows and exit.  Note
  that, unlike most browsers, we start a separate viewer for
  every document window.  Quit closes only  the  one  viewer
  window (and its associated Header, Source, etc windows).