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Replace, function

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Replace function This function works in a similar manner to the search function, except that it allows you to replace the word searched for with another. Press the CODE + REPLACE keys (CODE + 8) and enter the word to be searched for. This operation is the same as for the search function. Now press the RETURN key. Your typewriter will ask you for the word with which to replace the one searched for with "REPLACE:" REPLACE: phrase file, inserting a phrase file into a text file, changing a line format, Enter the new word, then press the RETURN key again. Your typewriter will now ask you if the replacement is to be performed throughout the document with the following message on the display: GLOBAL? PRESS RETURN (YES) OR STEP (NO) phrase file, inserting a phrase file into a text file, changing a line format, After your replying with the RETURN key, your typewriter will perform the replacement as directed with the following message on the display: ['WORKING The "COMPLETED" prompt will appear on the display after the replacements have been completed, and the cursor moves to the end of the file. Your typewriter will now return to the CREATE-N or EDIT modes. If you answered negatively (with the CODE + STEP keys) to the global search query, you may perform the replacement function by selective replace. Press the CODE + STEP keys to advance to each search word and then press the CODE + REPLACE keys to replace the word. In the event that the word was not found in the file, the display will inform you with the message "NOT FOUND" and the replace mode will be cancelled. If the memory fills up, the display will inform you with the message "FILE MEMORY OVER" or "MEMORY•FULL" and the replace mode will be cancelled. This will return your typewriter to the CREATE-N or EDIT mode and the cursor will be displayed to the right of the old word. 61 CEA

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Replace
function
This
function
works
in
a
similar
manner
to
the
search
function,
except
that
it
allows
you
to
replace
the
word
searched
for
with
another.
Press
the
CODE
+
REPLACE
keys
(CODE
+
8)
and
enter
the
word
to
be
searched
for.
This
operation
is
the
same
as
for
the
search
function.
Now
press
the
RETURN
key.
Your
typewriter
will
ask
you
for
the
word
with
which
to
replace
the
one
searched
for
with
"REPLACE:"
REPLACE:
phrase
file,
inserting
a
phrase
file
into
a
text
file,
changing
a
line
format,
Enter
the
new
word,
then
press
the
RETURN
key
again.
Your
typewriter
will
now
ask you
if
the
replacement
is
to
be
performed
throughout
the
document
with
the
following
message
on
the
display:
GLOBAL?
PRESS
RETURN
(YES)
OR
STEP
(NO)
phrase
file,
inserting
a
phrase
file
into
a
text
file,
changing
a
line
format,
After
your
replying
with
the
RETURN
key,
your
typewriter
will
perform
the
replacement
as
directed
with
the
following
message
on
the
display:
['WORKING
The
"COMPLETED"
prompt
will
appear
on
the
display
after
the
replacements
have
been
completed,
and
the
cursor
moves
to
the
end
of
the
file.
Your
typewriter
will
now
return
to
the
CREATE
-N
or
EDIT
modes.
If
you
answered
negatively
(with
the
CODE
+
STEP
keys)
to
the
global
search
query,
you
may
perform
the
replacement
function
by
selective
replace.
Press
the
CODE
+
STEP
keys
to
advance
to
each
search
word
and
then
press
the
CODE
+
REPLACE
keys
to
replace
the
word.
In
the
event
that
the
word
was
not
found
in
the
file,
the
display
will
inform
you
with
the
message
"NOT
FOUND"
and
the
replace
mode
will
be
cancelled.
If
the
memory
fills
up,
the
display
will
inform
you
with
the
message
"FILE
MEMORY
OVER"
or
"MEMORY•FULL"
and
the
replace
mode
will
be
cancelled.
This
will
return
your
typewriter
to
the
CREATE
-N
or
EDIT
mode
and
the
cursor
will
be
displayed
to
the
right
of
the
old
word.
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CEA