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ing, you must first stop scrolling
by
pressing
'Mil!;"]'
and
typing the
appropriate
opposite arrow
key,
then press
iQ'iiii;l·li
and
type
the
same arrow key
again
to
start
scrolling
in the other
direction.
For example,
when
you're scrolling backward
through the buffer and want
to
scroll
forward,
you must first press
iII·lmi!·li
and type the
up arrow
[t]
once to stop
scrolling.
Then press
iII·Ijii;i·li
and type the up arrow
[t]
again. Scrolling stops
automatically
when you reach the beginning
or end of
the information in the memory buffer.
You can jump from the end of a full
memory
buffer
to
the beginning
by pressing
iII'!mi"]'
and
typing
the
up ar-
row
[t].
To jump
from the
beginning
of
a full
memory
buf-
fer
to
the
end,
press
iQ'!Iii;!.I'
and type the down
arrow
[t].
NOTE: If you have an ATARI
l200XLTM
Computer,
you
can use the [Fl] and [F2] keys to scroll through the con-
tents of the memory buffer;
press
[Fl] to scroll
backward,
[F2] to scroll forward through the buffer.
SPACE BAR Continue
When
you've
selected
DATA STOP ON
and
your com-
puter's
memory
buffer
has filled
up,
pressing
the space
bar in response
to
the message
MEMORY BUFFER
FULL, PRESS SPACE BAR TO CONTINUE clears the buf-
fer and lets your modem resume
accepting
information
until the memory buffer is full again.
EmI
8 Wide/Narrow
Screen
ModemLink
normally displays
information in
40-character
(WIDE
SCREEN) lines. If
you're
having trou-
ble
seeing the characters
at
the
edges
of
your
TV
screen,
switch to a 37-character
(NARROW
SCREEN)
display by pressing
EmI
and
typing
8.
To change
back
to a
40-character
line,
press
EmI
and type 8. When you
switch from one screen width
to
another, the correspon-
ding
message-WIDE
SCREEN or NARROW SCREEN-
appears
on
your screen.
Eml9
Memory Buffer On/Off
To
turn
the
memory
buffer
off
and retain information
stored
in the
buffer,
press
marmJ
and type 9. The
message
MEMORY BUFFER OFF
appears
on your
screen.
If your computer's
memory buffer
is full when
you turn
the
buffer off, your modem sends a "start
transmission"
signal to
the other modem and accepts
in-
formation
again. New
data
is
displayed
on your screen
but not placed
in
the buffer.
Press
marmJ
and type
9 to
turn
the
buffer
on again.
You can
look,
or
scroll,
forward
or
backward
through
the
memory buffer's contents
while
ModemLink
con-
tinues to
receive
additional
information.
To
look
backward
through
the
contents of the memory
buffer,
press
'B'lIii;i.],
and
type
the down arrow [-1-]
once. To
look
forward through the memory
buffer,
press
Mor.IIO
:!."
and
the
up
arrow
[t]
once.
To
change directions
while scroll-
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