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In this manual, anything displayed on the Cambridge Z88 screen is shown in a computer typeface, such as

Name of file to save

Anything that you should type at the keyboard is shown in a different typeface to designate the keyboard keys; for example

You are invited to a party

The keys on the keyboard with a special function are shown in the text with key legends. So, for example, if you are asked to type

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ENTER

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ENTER

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In general, references to menu headings are in bold caps; for example LAYOUT.

References to individual commands are in bold; for example Save or Load.

References to options displayed by a command are in italics; for example Save only range of columns.

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CTRL

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The cursor keys are represented as Image Removed, Image Removed, Image Removed and Image Removed key on normal PC.

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SHIFT

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This chapter will show how you can use the Cambridge Z88 Diary application to organise your engagements, and plan your time. It demonstrates how to:

• Enter engagements into the Diary
• Search for and list out all engagements relating a particular thing
• Use the Diary with the Calendar popdown to find any date very quickly

Entering the Diary

Before using the Diary, make sure you have set the correct time and date on the Clock popdown, as described in Section One.

You can enter the Diary in either of two equivalent ways, whichever you find most convenient:

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INDEX

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ENTER

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Or: type Image RemovedD. You can do this from anywhere, even another application.

Once you have made entries in the Diary, it will appear on the list of SUSPENDED ACTIVITIES in the Index, but there can only be one copy of the Diary.

Type Image RemovedCT to go to today's date, and the Diary screen display similar to the diagram shown below will appear:

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The mode you choose to work in is a matter of personal preference. The selected mode is specific to each PipeDream suspended activity; the default mode can be set in the Panel.

Rubout - 

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The Rubout command, normally used by pressing the 

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DEL

key, deletes to the left. Then 

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DEL

key is used to remove a mistake in the line you have just typed. In Insert mode the remaining characters on the line move one position to the left. Note that 

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DEL

will not jump back to the previous line when the left-hand margin of a page is reached.

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Highlight lightgrey class key lightgrey DEL	Rubout
Highlight lightgrey class key lightgrey SHIFT Highlight lightgrey class key lightgrey DEL	Delete character
V	Insert/Overtype
U	Insert character
T	Delete word
D	Delete to end of slot
K	Insert reference
,	Cursor left/Cursor right
SHIFT  , SHIFT	Previous word/Next word
,	Beginning of line/End of line

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Escape -  

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ESC

Exits from the Options Page, or from the options of any PipeDream command. ESC will

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ESC

 will also abandon the editing of an expression and leave the contents of the slot being edited unchanged.

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When the cursor is not on a text slot with an @ field in it, the slot shows the value of the @ field. When the cursor is moved onto the slot, the actual @ identifier is shown, for editing.

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