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::(4) key in FCTN 2; key in ENTER(a carriage return appears)::(5) move cursor onto first lineof passage where you wishreformatting to begin.::(6) there are two kinds ofreformatting:::(7) CTRL 2 - from the L margin::(8) CTRL r - from the cursor::(9) text between cursor andcarriage return reformatsDISCUSSION====Discussion====When you close up by reformatting, text will reorder itself withinthe boundaries of the L & R margins with one space between wordsand two spaces after periods. Reformatting occurs DOWN TD thefirst carriage return symbol; it begins with the line the cursoris on. Text reorders within the boundaries of th2 two margins ifyou key in CTRL 2. If you key in CTRL r text reorders between theR margin and whichever column the cursor is on.REFORMATTING TEXT ====Refomatting Text - INSERTINGInserting====Sometimes you will want to insert a character, word, phrase, line,or group of lines. To do so you must create extra space. Ofcourse, you could make a blank line by keying FCTN 8, but thereare two better ways.INSERTING ====Inserting - WORDWRAP DNON/WDRDWRAP WORDWRAP OFF====Refer to "insert" in the alphabetical index for explanation ofthese two types of insertion. That portion of the index says itclearly. ====Recommendation====ALWAYS INSERT WITH WORDWRAP ON (SOLID CURSOR). Since you musthave wordwrap on to reformat anyway, it is better to leave it on􀁠t all times until you become intimate with WORDWRITER.A BRIEF REVIEWwordwrap on (solid cursor) CTRL 0insert (wordwrap on) FCTN 2insert (wordwrap off) FCTN 2delete a character FCTN 1delete a line FCTN 3delete to end of line CTRL kdelete to beginning of line CTRL jreformat from cursor CTRL rreformat from L m'argin CTRL 2NAMING, SAVING, LOADING FILESFor WORDWRITER to be able to find a file again you must first tellWORDWRITER to "save" the file; otherwise, when you turn off thecomputer all the work you typed in will be erased. When you Savework you must label it so that WORDWRITER can find it again; it isas though you are putting a label on the outside of a manillafolder, handing the file back to WORDWRITER, and telling theprogram, "if I ask for this folder again, please give it to me".When you ask for a folder in word processing that is called"Loading" a file.DRAWERS: TAPES AND DISKSYou can think of a tape or a disk as a drawer in your filingcabinet. If your drawer becomes too full you can tell WORDWRITERto put one or more of the files of the full drawer into an emptydrawer. In other words, if a tape or disk becomes too full offiles you must put some of them onto another tape or disk.You can throw away (D􀁡lete) a file. You can also rename a file;all you have to do is (1) Load it [with the old name], (2) Save it[with the new name], then (3) Delete the file with the old name.The console alone can handle files with a maximum content of 16K.If you have 32K memory expansion the largest file WORDWRITER canhandle is 48K. But remember, this is of no consequence becauseyou can have as many files as you want, because all of them arestored for retrieval on tape or disk. You can have millions offiles!The only limitation is how many drawers (tapes or disks) you own.The size of your filing cabinet is this number.