A major theme in How to Write in eWriter is that the best way to learn to write is to write. The best way to learn to write and ewrite in eWriter is to open a new writing window and to begin writing. When you come to something that doesn't seem to work normally (as it would in notepad, for instance) or something you wonder about look to the menus. In the beginning, and if your question has to do with actual writing, start with Edit menu and Text menu.
Ewriter isnt just a textwriter or htmlwriter, however. Its a full-featured integrated writing enviroment. I explain elsewhere what that means. Here, it means you wont really want to just start writing. You wouldnt in any case because you would feel a familiar Windows text editor around you. You would get your new writing window, or open a file you were already working on. Youd start writing, and looking to menus, in that environment.Ill sketch some series of enviroment-wide capabilities after I get you started at setting up your work area:
Advanced writing-window handling