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will be displayed at the top of the screen. Answer Y to perform the replacement, N to proceed to the next occurrence of the search string, or press the ESC key the 

Highlight
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classkey
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ESC
 key to cancel the command. When the command is completed, the message

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  1. Set the widths of columns A, B, and C to 24, by giving the Width command on the LAYOUT menu with the options

    New width                         24
    Specify column                    Yes A

    New width                         24
    Specify column                    Yes B

    New width                         24
    Specify column                    Yes C

  2. With the cursor in column A, move the right-hand margin to the right-hand edge of column A by pressing squareImage Removed Image Added until the right-hand margin pointer is just to the left of the A on the top border; see the diagram below. This will also position the left margin for columns B and C to the right-hand edge of those columns.
  3. Enter the Options Page, by typing O, and alter the Insert on wrap option to Columns by pressing until the cursor is on the option line, and typing C to alter it to

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For example, the top row of headings and leftmost column of labels have been fixed in the following document by giving the commands diamondImage RemovedImage AddedLFR and diamondImage RemovedImage AddedLFC with the cursor in slot A1:

The cursor can then be moved around to scroll the document while keeping the column headings and row labels in view.

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The name of the document previously loaded with the Load command, or the name assigned to a document by the Name command (diamondImage RemovedImage AddedFC) on the FILES menu. If no name has been specified, it will show

No File

The name will also appear on the SUSPENDED ACTIVITIES list in the Index display.

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7
8Underline
BoldItalicSubscriptSuperscript
Alternative font
User definedunderlined bold type
ė ҫ π
italic type
CodeFunctionPrinted example
12Underline3underlined type
4
2Boldbold type
3Extended sequenceė ҫ π
4Italicitalic type
5SubscriptH20
6Superscripte=mc2
7Alternative fontalternative font
8User defined 

To obtain the right results when these codes are printed you may need to create a printer driver; see Section Nine - The Printer Editor.

The codes are inserted into text with the following commands:

Underline (1) - Image ModifiedPU
Bold (2) -

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Image ModifiedPB
Extended Sequence (3) -

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Image ModifiedPX
Italic (4) - Image ModifiedPI
Subscript (5) - Image ModifiedPL
Superscript (6) - Image ModifiedPR
Alternative font (7) - Image ModifiedPA
User Defined (8) - Image ModifiedPE


These commands insert the corresponding highlight code at the current cursor position. Successive occurrences of a highlight code enable and disable the corresponding printer facility.

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Each half of the slot reference may be 'fixed' by preceding the column letter or the row number by a dollar sign. The possibilities are:

A1
$A1A$1
$A$1
 normal reference 
$A1 fixed column reference
A$1 fixed row reference 
$A$1 fixed column, fixed row

The fixed part of a reference is not altered when copied with the Replicate or Copy commands on the BLOCKS menu, or when placed in a selection expression for the Save and Print commands on the FILES and PRINT menus respectively.

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The arithmetic operators take two numbers as operands.

addmultiplysubtract
divide
+add-subtract
*multiply/divide
raise to the power-
/
  

Also, '+' and '-' may be used on date values. For example

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