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Notes: 1. If the character of an old word is bold or underlined, the new word will also be bold or underlined. 2. The replacement function will be canceled in progress by pressing the END key. 3. The replaced word will be cleared by the WORD OUT and CODE -F LINE OUT keys. 4. The most recent search and replacement words will remain in memory until the power is turned off. 5. If you search and replace the superscript or subscript characters, they will be replaced within the normal mode. Block definition This function allows you to move, copy and delete a whole section of text with a single operation. Defining a block To work with a block of text, you must first define it. First move the cursor to the position at which you wish the block to begin, then press the MARK key. Your typewriter will go into the block mode and a block symbol ( K ) will appear at the left of the cursor position. have the following explanations. You will learn from text file, phrase file, .J B K inserting a phrase file into a text file, changing line a format, -I Now move the cursor to where you wish the block to end and press the MARK key again. The block is now defined. have the following explanations. You will learn from text file, phrase file, .1 inserting a phrase file into a text file, g changing a line format, -I Once a block has been defined, the only keys which may be used are the cursor movement, CODE + EXPR, RELOC, END and MARK keys. Block definition may be cancelled by moving the cursor immediately to the right of the block symbol and pressing the MARK or END key. 62 CEA

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Notes:
1.
If
the
character
of
an
old
word
is
bold
or
underlined,
the
new
word
will
also
be
bold
or
underlined.
2.
The
replacement
function
will
be
canceled
in
progress
by
pressing
the
END
key.
3.
The
replaced
word
will
be
cleared
by
the
WORD
OUT
and
CODE
-F
LINE
OUT
keys.
4.
The
most
recent
search
and
replacement
words
will
remain
in
memory
until
the
power
is
turned
off.
5.
If
you
search
and
replace
the
superscript
or
subscript
characters,
they
will
be
replaced
within
the
normal
mode.
Block
definition
This
function
allows
you
to
move,
copy
and
delete
a
whole
section
of
text
with
a
single
operation.
Defining
a
block
To
work
with
a
block
of
text,
you
must
first
define
it.
First
move
the
cursor
to
the
position
at
which
you
wish
the
block
to
begin,
then
press
the
MARK
key.
Your
typewriter
will
go
into
the
block
mode
and
a
block
symbol
(
K
)
will
appear
at
the
left of
the
cursor
position.
have
the
following
explanations.
You
will
learn
from
text
file,
phrase
file,
.J
B
K
inserting
a
phrase
file
into
a
text
file,
changing
line
a
format,
-I
Now
move
the
cursor
to
where
you
wish
the
block
to
end
and
press
the
MARK
key
again.
The
block
is
now
defined.
have
the
following
explanations.
You
will
learn
from
text
file,
phrase
fi
le,
.1
inserting
a
phrase
file
into
a
text
file,
g
changing
a
line
format,
-I
Once
a
block
has
been
defined,
the
only
keys
which
may
be
used
are
the
cursor
movement,
CODE
+
EXPR,
RELOC,
END
and
MARK
keys.
Block
definition
may
be
cancelled
by
moving
the
cursor
immediately
to
the
right
of
the
block
symbol
and
pressing
the
MARK
or
END
key.
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