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- WORD-WRAP TOGGLE (AltW)
-
- A "W" should be on your Command Line. This indicates that Word-Wrap
- is ON. Word-Wrap enables you to keep on typing without having to
- press the Enter key. If you are in the middle of a word when you
- reach the right margin, the next non-blank keystroke will cause the
- entire word to be moved down to a new line (unless you are in INSERT
- mode which will be discussed shortly). To illustrate this, (*)
- place the cursor on the asterisk above and type WordWrapToggle as one
- word (i.e., no spaces). It should move to a new line automatically.
-
- Hold down the Alt key and press the "W" key to turn Word-Wrap OFF.
- The "W" should disappear from the Command Line. Now, place (*)
- the cursor on the asterisk above and type WordWrapToggle again.
- Notice that in this case, you must press the Enter key to get to the
- next line. Press AltW again to turn Word-Wrap back ON.
-
- Press the PgDn Key
-
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- WORD WRAP in INSERT MODE
-
- Turn Insert mode ON by pressing the Ins key if you not currently in
- the insert mode. (An "I" should be on the Command Line.)
-
- You should also be in Word-Wrap mode. Move the cursor to the asterisk
- on the line below and type the words 'AND VERY SLY'. The Quick,
- Brown, (*) Fox Jumps Over the Exceedingly Lazy Dog. Notice that as
- you insert words, the words which run over the margin to the right get
- moved down to the next line. This is because INSERT is ON.
-
- Now turn Word-Wrap off with AltW and repeat the process again.
- The Quick, Brown, (*) Fox Jumps Over the Exceedingly Lazy Dog.
-
- In this case, PC-TYPE+ senses that the line is full and causes a
- message to appear on the Message Line below and sounds the bell.
- Turn Word Wrap back on.
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- Press F4 to Return to the HELP Menu
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