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9.2.1 <Alt-T> in edit mode
<Alt-F2>
Import file
Allows you to import an ASCII file into the text.
The contents of the file will be inserted at the
current cursor position.
<Ctrl-Enter>
Insert line
Inserts a blank line after the current line. The
cursor will remain in the same position.
<Ctrl-B>
Line to buffer
Adds the current (where cursor is positioned)
line to end of the temporary buffer and moves the
cursor down one line. The last eighty lines of
deleted/marked text is always retained in a
temporary buffer and can be reinserted with
<Alt-F1> or <Esc>.
<Ctrl-W>
Delete word
Deletes the word to the right of the cursor.
<Ctrl-G>
Go to line#
Allows you to specify an absolute line number to
place the cursor on.
<Ctrl-T>
Delete to EOF
Deletes all text from cursor to end of message.
<Alt-F5>
Find Searches for the specified string, and if found,
places the cursor on the first character of the
found word.
<Alt-F6>
Find & Replace
Allows you to replace a string with another. Note
that this function will restore the cursor
position (the find function will not).
<Alt-F8>
Re-format Reformats a block of text (from cursor to the
next blank line) and removes any hard CRs from
the reformatted lines. It will add a hard CR to
the end of the reformatted block.
<Alt-F4>
Line drawing
Allows you to draw lines and boxes using a
variety of line sets.
This is not available in the noncommercial
version.
<Alt-F1>
<Esc>
Undelete Inserts the last deleted line at the current
cursor position. The last eighty lines of
deleted/marked text is always retained in a
"scratch" buffer.
<Alt-F10>
<Ctrl-Z>
Save & Exit
Save (or discard changes to) the current message.
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