The BLOCK Menu

The BLOCK menu options require that 
you highlight, or "mark" a block of 
text. To mark text, use the mouse to 
drag an outline around the text you 
want to mark, or use the F9 key, 
which is explained in your manual, 
for marking a block. The marked 
block will be highlighted on your 
display.


BLOCK Menu: Move  ALT M
            Copy  ALT C

The "Move" option moves a marked 
block to a new location that you 
specify.

"Copy" duplicates a marked block in 
a new location, leaving the original 
block untouched.

Use Cut & Paste to move or copy from 
one file to another.
BLOCK Menu: Set Top     F9
            Set Bottom  F9

These commands, like the F9 key, 
are used to mark the first and last
position of the block. 







BLOCK Menu: Cut    F8
            Paste  F8
            Delete ALT D

"Cut" copies a marked block into a 
temporary location in the computer's 
memory. "Paste" copies the block 
from that memory into any locations 
in your text that you specify. You 
can cut text from one window and 
paste it into another. "Delete" 
erases a marked block from your 
text. 
BLOCK Menu: Goto Top
            Goto Bottom
            Unset Block  UNDO

"Goto Top" and "Goto Bottom" move 
the cursor to the start or end of a 
marked block.

"Unset Block" removes the highlight 
from a block.



On-Screen Special Text

The On-Screen Special Text feature 
allows you to enter text in six 
different type faces: boldface, 
italics, underlining, light type, 
superscript, and subscript. You can 
also use a combination of these. 
Your text will appear on your screen 
and be printed using the type 
face(s) you selected.

Click on NEXT for more information.
On-Screen Special Text

The Special Text keys are:

ALT B    Bold
ALT U    Underline
ALT I    Italic
ALT L    Light
ALT -    Subscript
ALT +    Superscript
ESC      Return to Normal