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Customizing the Memo Editor
The Memo Editor allows you set the tab interval and right-hand margin as you see
fit. But remember that whenever you change the tabs or the margins, the Memo
Editor preserves these settings and uses them on all documents—until you change
the settings again. So, although a tab character stored in a document may have
originally indented to one position, its indentation later will depend on the current
tab interval setting—not on the setting when that tab was inserted.
Setting the Tab Interval
1. Press (MENU), (Skettings, (Tlabs. You'll see the current tab setting in the prompt.
2. Type anumber between 1 and 48 and press (ENTER).. Since there are 40 spaces
across the screen, you may set tabs at intervals from 1 to 40 characters (the
usual default is 5). After you press (ENTER), you'll see a tiny tab-marker dot ( *),
spaced at the interval you set, on the double-line border above the text area.
Setting the Right Margin
Like Filer, the Memo Editor can be adjusted to accommodate textfiles created on
a wide variety ofother computers. Youjust set the right margin at anywhere from
40 to 240 characters. Unlike Filer, however, the Memo Editor can be scrolled to
the right (using (») and (&JEND)) or left (4) and (<>JHOME)) to view long lines.
1. Press(MENU), (Slettings, (Wrap. You'll see the current right margin in the prompt.
2. Type a number from 48 to 248 and press [ENTER).
Customizing the Calculator
The calculator only has one customizable feature—the choice ofAlgebraic or RPN
arithmetic syntax (i.e. whether, to press (2]+]3] =) or (2JENTER]3]+) when adding 2
and 3). Press
( & ) , (MENU), (Options, (A)ligebraic/RPN to toggle between the choices.
Customizing Other Applications
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