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Hyphen, Permanent, Superimposed, Characters, Permanent, Backspace

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SS39OHcl CIEIOAA Hyphen vs. Permanent Hyphen 0 CODE Typing a hyphen ( ) in the hot zone automatically sends the cursor to the next line. This becomes a "soft" hyphen, displayed as a dotted hyphen, and will disappear if subsequent revisions or re-formatting - a change of margins, for instance - moves the word out of the hot zone. A permanent hyphen, entered with LcODE) + 0, is for those words that always require a hyphen (mother-in-law, for example). In the hot zone, a permanent hyphen does not send the cursor to the next line. Outside the hot zone, all hyphens are permanent, so it is not necessary to use CODE) Superimposed Characters (Permanent Backspace) CODE BACKSPACE BSI It is possible to create characters that are not available on the keyboard ("v", for example) by superimposing two characters. 1. Type the first character ("Y" in our example). NOTE: Enter the characters in either order, but start with the one you want to appear in the text area. 2. Press CODE + (BACKSPACE . The first character appears now in reversed color, and the cursor moves next to the P BS indicator on the status line. If the Scale was displayed, the Status Line is automatically displayed. 3. Type the second character ("=" in our example) on the status line. As soon as the second character is typed, the cursor moves back to the text area and you are ready to resume normal typing. NOTES: • When you move the cursor back to the first character (press 0 at this point, for example), the second character re-appears next to the P BS indicator (if the Status Line is currently displayed). • To delete superimposed characters, delete the first character (use or ME ). 26

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SS39OHcl
CIEIOAA
Hyphen
vs.
Permanent
Hyphen
CODE
0
Typing
a
hyphen
(
)
in
the
hot
zone
automatically
sends
the
cursor
to
the
next
line.
This
becomes
a
"soft"
hyphen,
displayed
as
a
dotted
hyphen,
and
will
disap-
pear
if
subsequent
revisions
or
re
-formatting
—
a
change
of
margins,
for
instance
—
moves
the
word
out
of
the
hot
zone.
A
permanent
hyphen,
entered
with
LcODE)
+
0,
is
for
those
words
that
always
require
a
hyphen
(mother-in-law,
for
example).
In
the
hot
zone,
a
permanent
hyphen
does
not
send
the
cursor
to
the
next
line.
Outside
the
hot
zone,
all
hyphens
are
permanent,
so
it
is
not
necessary
to
use
CODE)
Superimposed
Characters
(Permanent
Backspace)
CODE
BACKSPACE
BSI
It
is
possible
to
create
characters
that
are
not
available
on
the
keyboard
("v",
for
example)
by
superimposing
two
characters.
1.
Type
the
first
character
("Y"
in
our
example).
NOTE:
Enter
the
characters
in
either
order,
but
start
with
the
one
you
want
to
appear
in
the
text
area.
2.
Press
CODE
+
(BACKSPACE
.
The
first
character
appears
now
in
reversed
color,
and
the
cursor
moves
next
to
the
P
BS
indicator
on
the
status
line.
If
the
Scale
was
displayed,
the
Status
Line
is
automatically
displayed.
3.
Type
the
second
character
("="
in
our
example)
on
the
status
line.
As
soon
as
the
second
character
is
typed,
the
cursor
moves
back
to
the
text
area
and
you
are
ready
to
resume
normal
typing.
NOTES:
•
When
you
move
the
cursor
back
to
the
first
character
(press
0
at
this
point,
for
example),
the
second
character
re
-appears
next
to
the
P
BS
indicator
(if
the
Status
Line
is
currently
displayed).
•
To
delete
superimposed
characters,
delete
the
first
character
(use
or
ME
).
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