The Universalis program contains two main views.
The text view shows the text of the page you want. It is described below.
The calendar view shows the calendar, listing days, dates and feasts. Read about it here.
You can have one or other view on the screen, or both together. A control at the bottom left of the Universalis window lets you choose the view you want; so does the View menu.
You will also want to read about preferences and special commands.
The
button at the top left takes you directly to today's date after you have
been viewing dates in the future or in the past. The menu command Date > Go to Today does the same thing.
The left and right buttons move you back and forward by one day. The Date menu has commands that do the same thing. The numbered
button between the arrows will take you to the calendar
view.
The
control at the top right lets you move from one page to another. The Hour menu lets you do the same thing.
To change the size at which the text is displayed, use the View menu.
In the middle of a text page, you will often see a menu button on the right-hand side of the screen. The menu button lets you choose among various options within the page. Depending on which program or app you are using, the menu button will either be a stack of red lines or a blue arrow.
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