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Splitting, Joining, Paragraphs

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Deleting a Character BACKSPACE CORRECT Press BACKSPACE or (CORRECT) to delete one character to the left of the cursor. NOTE: These keys also delete paragraph end symbols 4-I , , and k except when these symbols are locatedjust before a format symbol or a centering symbol H . Deleting a Word WORD OUT.?' LINE OUT To delete a word, position the cursor on the space immediately following the word and press WORD OUT . Pressing twORD OUT) removes any portion of a word to the left of the cursor, up to the previous blank space. NOTE: Use this feature when you mistype a word and typing it over is faster than otherwise correcting it. Deleting a Line CODE WORD OUT LINE OUT J To delete a line, position the cursor anywhere after the last character of the line and press (CODE + (LINE OUT) . Pressing + (LINE OUT) removes any portion of a line to the left of the cursor, up to the beginning of the line. Splitting and Joining Paragraphs 1. Press &--) + INSERT 61) if the INS indicator is off. 2. Position the cursor at the point you want to split and press RETURN to insert a 4.J symbol. Position the cursor at the beginning of the second paragraph,' and press BACKSPACE or tCORRECT to delete the 4J symbol of the first paragraph. NOTE: It is not possible to join two paragraphs that have two different formats (e.g. margin settings). 32

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Deleting
a
Character
Press
BACKSPACE
BACKSPACE
CORRECT
or
(CORRECT)
to
delete
one
character
to
the
left
of
the
cursor.
NOTE:
These
keys
also
delete
paragraph
end
symbols
4-I
,
,
and
k
except
when
these
symbols
are
located
just
before
a
format
symbol
or
a
center-
ing
symbol
H
.
Deleting
a
Word
WORD
OUT
.?‘
LINE
OUT
To
delete
a
word,
position
the
cursor
on
the
space
immediately
following
the
word
and
press
WORD
OUT
.
Pressing
twORD
OUT)
removes
any
portion
of
a
word
to
the
left
of
the
cursor,
up
to
the
previous
blank
space.
NOTE:
Use
this
feature
when
you
mistype
a
word
and
typing
it
over
is
faster
than
otherwise
correcting
it.
Deleting
a
Line
CODE
WORD
OUT
LINE
OUT
J
To
delete
a
line,
position
the
cursor
anywhere
after
the
last
character
of
the
line
and
press
(CODE
+
(LINE
OUT)
.
Pressing
+
(LINE
OUT)
removes
any
portion
of
a
line
to
the
left
of
the
cursor,
up
to
the
beginning
of
the
line.
Splitting
and
Joining
Paragraphs
1.
Press
&--)
+
INSERT
61)
if
the
INS
indicator
is
off.
2.
Position
the
cursor
at
the
point
you
want
to
split
and
press
4.J
symbol.
Position
the
cursor
or
BACKSPACE
RETURN
to
insert
a
at
the
beginning
of
the
second
paragraph,'
and
press
tCORRECT
to
delete
the
4J
symbol
of
the
first
paragraph.
NOTE:
It
is
not
possible
to
join
two
paragraphs
that
have
two
different
formats
(e.g.
margin
settings).
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