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Moves the cursor to the next character in the slot, or the previous character in the slot respectively. Cursor Left will have no effect once the cursor reaches the beginning of the slot. Cursor Right will continue to move the cursor beyond the end of the slot, scrolling the slot left if it reaches the wrap point for the column.
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Moves the cursor to the first character of the next word in the slot, and the previous word in the slot respectively. If there are no more words in the current slot, Next Word will move the cursor to the first character of the next slot. Likewise, if the cursor is at the beginning of a slot, Previous Word will move the cursor to the end of the previous slot.
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Moves the cursor to the position after the last character in the slot.
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Moves the cursor down to the next row and to the first character position in the current column. If the cursor is at the bottom of the document, the command will add an extra row to the document.
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Moves the cursor to the same horizontal position in the previous line and the next line respectively: the cursor remains in the current column. Cursor Up will have no effect if the cursor is already on the top line of the document, and Cursor Down will have no effect if the cursor is already on the bottom line of the document.
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Moves the cursor up or down a screenful at a time. With borders displayed this will be five lines at a time.
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Moves the cursor to the top or bottom of the current column in the document respectively.
Moving between columns
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These commands move the cursor to the first or left-most column on the document, and last or right-most column on the document respectively. The cursor stays in the same row, but will be moved to the first (left-most) character position in the specified column.
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Moves the cursor to the next column on the right, or the previous column on the left, respectively. The cursor remains in the same row, but moves to the beginning of the slot in the new column.
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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.
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The Rubout command, normally used by pressing the
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Delete Character - |
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Deletes to the right. You would normally use the Delete Character command to delete one or more characters in the middle of a line of text.
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Editing a document
Delete Row - | or
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Deletes the row containing the cursor across the entire document, closing up the gap. This command should be used with care, since the slot in every column on the current row will be deleted. The command is typically used when PipeDream is operating in Rows mode, in order to maintain alignment between text in adjacent columns.
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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 LFR and
LFC 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 (FC) 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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