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Cursor, Display, Functions, Correction

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Cursor and Display Functions Cursor left and right The cursor moves to the right for each character entered, but the left and right cursor keys allow you to move the cursor back along the text to make corrections or edit as necessary. Moving the cursor to the left with the (- key will move the cursor to the left one space. Holding down the key will continue to move the cursor to the left. The line scrolls to the right when the cursor reaches the left end after the display is filled with text. 4T1N ► 1 1 10 1 STD M UL The left and right cursor keys allow you to move the cursor back along t Press the -4 key to move the cursor to the right one space. Hold down the -4 key to continue moving to the right. The line scrolls to the left when the cursor reaches to the right end after the display is filled with text. 4TW ► 1 1 10 1 STD M UL left and right cursor keys allow you to move the cursor back along the to Express cursor left and right Although the cursor left and right keys may be used to scroll the display, when there is a large amount of text, the CODE + keys or CODE + EXPR keys, and CODE + keys or RELOC key may be used to scroll the text quickly to the beginning or to the end. Correction in Display Mode Overwrite The overwrite mode allows you to write new text or a new character over previously entered text. The overwrite cursor is a blinking underline. 50 CEA

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Cursor
and
Display
Functions
Cursor
left
and
right
The
cursor
moves
to
the
right
for
each
character
entered,
but
the
left
and
right
cursor
keys
allow
you
to
move
the
cursor
back
along
the
text
to
make
corrections
or
edit
as
necessary.
Moving
the
cursor
to
the
left
with
the
(-
key
will
move
the
cursor
to
the
left
one
space.
Holding
down
the
key
will
continue
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
left.
The
line
scrolls
to
the
right
when
the
cursor
reaches
the
left
end
after
the
display
is
filled
with
text.
4T1N
►
1
1
10
1
STD
M
UL
The
left
and
right
cursor
keys
allow
you
to
move
the
cursor
back
along
t
Press
the
-4
key
to
move
the
cursor
to
the
right
one
space.
Hold
down
the
—4
key
to
continue
moving
to
the
right.
The
line
scrolls
to
the
left
when
the
cursor
reaches
to
the
right
end
after
the
display
is
filled
with
text.
4TW
►
1
1
10
1
STD
M
UL
left
and
right
cursor
keys
allow
you
to
move
the
cursor
back
along
the
to
Express
cursor
left
and
right
Although
the
cursor
left
and
right
keys
may
be
used
to
scroll
the
display,
when
there
is
a
large
amount
of
text,
the
CODE
+
keys
or
CODE
+
EXPR
keys,
and
CODE
+
keys
or
RELOC
key
may
be
used
to
scroll
the
text
quickly
to
the
beginning
or
to
the
end.
Correction
in
Display
Mode
Overwrite
The
overwrite
mode
allows
you
to
write
new
text
or
a
new
character
over
previously
entered
text.
The
overwrite
cursor
is
a
blinking
underline.
50
CEA