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Editing

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File Editing This section explains some functions you can use to edit a text in the CREATE-N or in EDIT modes. Cursor and display movement The cursor may be moved throughout the file with the use of several cursor keys. Cursor left and right The cursor may be moved horizontally to the left and right with the 4- key and key, as well as the CODE + m- and CODE + -m keys. The 4- and -3 keys move the cursor one column at a time, while the CODE + and CODE + --m keys move the cursor to the left and right ends of the display. Cursor up and down You may travel through the text vertically one line at time with the T and keys. File top and file end The CODE + S FILE keys move the cursor immediately to the very top of the file, while the CODE + E FILE keys to the bottom end of the file. Cursor movement by the RELOC key and the CODE + EXPR keys The cursor may also be moved to the right of the position of the last character you input with the RELOC key, while the CODE + EXPR keys moves to the first character you input. Selecting a file for editing Call the selection menu by pressing TW/WP key and the "3" key. The following will appear on the display. (The most recently used file name is displayed first.) LIUSE CURSOR KEYS FOR SELECTION THEN PRESS RETURN FILE TEXT: MODEL1 PHRASE: 4 A [ 8547] A text file name is displayed next to TEXT and a phrase file name is y displayed next to PHRASE. By pressing the and keys. The 4- and keys are used to select PHRASE and TEXT. The counter gives the remaining amount of memory space. The cursor is under the text file name and if this is the file you want, just press the RETURN key. The first line of the file is then displayed on the lower line. The cursor is on the left under the ( F ) mark for a text file, and under the first character for a phrase file. 59 CEA

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File
Editing
This
section
explains
some
functions
you
can
use
to
edit
a
text
in
the
CREATE
-N
or
in
EDIT
modes.
Cursor
and
display
movement
The
cursor
may
be
moved
throughout
the
file
with
the
use
of
several
cursor
keys.
Cursor
left
and
right
The
cursor
may
be
moved
horizontally
to
the
left
and
right
with
the
4—
key
and
key,
as
well
as
the
CODE
+
m—
and
CODE
+
—m
keys.
The
4—
and
-3
keys
move
the
cursor
one
column
at
a
time,
while
the
CODE
+
and
CODE
+
--m
keys
move
the
cursor
to
the
left
and
right
ends
of
the
display.
Cursor
up
and
down
You
may
travel
through
the
text
vertically
one
line
at
time
with
the
T
and
keys.
File
top
and
file
end
The
CODE
+
S
FILE
keys
move
the
cursor
immediately
to
the
very
top
of
the
file,
while
the
CODE
+
E
FILE
keys
to
the
bottom
end
of
the
file.
Cursor
movement
by
the
RELOC
key
and
the
CODE
+
EXPR
keys
The
cursor
may
also
be
moved
to
the
right
of
the
position
of
the
last
character
you
input
with
the
RELOC
key,
while
the
CODE
+
EXPR
keys
moves
to
the
first
character
you
input.
Selecting
a
file
for
editing
Call
the
selection
menu
by
pressing
TW/WP
key
and
the
"3"
key.
The
following
will
appear
on
the
display.
(The
most
recently
used
file
name
is
displayed
first.)
LI
USE
CURSOR
KEYS
FOR
SELECTION
THEN
PRESS
RETURN
FILE
TEXT:
MODEL1
PHRASE:
4
A
[
8547]
A
text
file
name
is
displayed
next
to
TEXT
and
a
phrase
file
name
is
displayed
next
to
PHRASE.
By
pressing
the
y
and
keys.
The
4—
and
keys
are
used
to
select
PHRASE
and
TEXT.
The
counter
gives
the
remaining
amount
of
memory
space.
The
cursor
is
under
the
text
file
name
and
if
this
is
the
fi
le
you
want,
just
press
the
RETURN
key.
The
first
line
of
the
file
is
then
displayed
on
the
lower
line.
The
cursor
is
on
the
left
under
the
(
F
)
mark
for
a
text
fi
le,
and
under
the
first
character
for
a
phrase
file.
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