Husky MP2500 Manual page 134

The options are as follows:
Status
Function
Line wrap
Indent
Font
Line delimiter
Search/Replace
case ignore
Tabs
Notes
You can also specify the line wrap, font, line delimiter and case ignore
settings by using ED command line options (see section 12.4).
If you have already used TABs in the file, changing the tab settings will
move any TABs which were entered as TAB characters, but will have no
effect on TABs which were entered as spaces. (See the description of the
TAB command for more details.)
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Use the top line for a status display (On) or for text
(Off). The default is On.
Use the bottom line for function key display (On) or
for text (Off). The default is On.
Display just the first 39 (8x6 font) or 59 (6x4 font)
characters of each line (Off) or wrap each line onto
the next screen LCD line (On). The default is Off.
Move the cursor to column 1 each time E is
pressed (Off) or to a specified column (1..9) if in
insert mode. The default is Off.
Use the standard text font (8x6) to display 8 lines of
40 characters or use the compressed font (6x4) for
10 lines of 60 characters. The default is 8x6.
When you press E, place a CR character or a
CR plus LF in the file.
Require an exact match (Off) or ignore case (On)
for SEARCH and REPLACE functions. The default
is Off.
Defines the 8 tab stops that are used when you
press the TAB key (Ctrl+I). Tab stops are initially
set every 8 columns (ie 9, 17, 25, 33 etc).
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