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Type a line of words in the space provided below. For example:
anything anything anything anything
Try to type a word into the right margin. As you type a
character into the right margin, the partially typed
word moves to the following blank line. That is word wrap
in operation.
Try it now.
Experiment with word wrap some more in the space provided
below to get a good feel for how it works. Word wrap
requires a blank line following the line being typed on.
If you try to wrap when the next line is not blank, the
keyboard locks. Try that too.
The RESET key clears keyboard lockups.
To turn word wrap on or off, press the WRAP key.
If word wrap is on (the arrow pointing down is visible),
press the WRAP key to turn it off.
If word wrap is off (no arrow), press the WRAP key to turn it on.
Try it a few times.
If you type a character into the right margin when word wrap is off,
the keyboard locks. Turn off word wrap and type a word
into the right margin to see how the keyboard locks.
Unlock the keyboard and turn word wrap on again before proceeding.
Let's set some tab stops and the audible
"end of line" signal and see how they work.
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