The Space Key; The Cursor Control Keys - VTech Type-right Manual

The SPACE key
This is the big long key at the bottom of your keyboard. What it does
is create an empty space between words, letter or numbers when you
are typing. Otherwise you would end up with one big word which
even you would have trouble reading.
The SPACE key will put an empty space on the screen whether you
just press it or whether you press it at the same time you are pressing
the SHIFT key.
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These two keys have arrows on them. One points left, and the other
points right. They let you move the cursor one way or the other on
the screen.
The cursor is a little blip or line that indicates where the next letter
you type will appear. On the Type-right unit, because the screen is
only an electronic window, these arrow keys let you scroll back and
forth on each line of type visible on the screen ... in order to let you
make corrections while practicing lesson 8 and lesson 9.
The Type-right will check any mistakes after each word you have
typed. Once the SPACE key has been pressed after the typed word,
however, you cannot move the cursor backward. Also, if the word is
longer than 8 characters, the Type-right will check your mistake right
after the 8th character; that means there is no way to move the cursor
back after the 9th character.
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The CURSOR control keys: