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33
34
Pressing
• •
once returns
you
to
the
File
System Menu
;
twice,
to
the
Primary
Menu.
Be
sure not to create more than
33files.
Nothing will prevent you
from
creating a
34th
file,
but you may have trouble
accessing
it.
When
you reach
33,
you can delete
files
that you
don'
t
need
any more or copy
the
files into
another
memory
area and
then delete the original.
Making Corrections
Unless
you yourself are
a
computer
(and
a well-programmed one), you will
make
mistakes as you type your
files.
They
a re
easy
to correct.
You can
think
of
the Display
as a
··window
"
into
a
file-
a
window 26 characters
wide and one line
high.
Using the four
arrow keys
•
,
,
and
.
you can
"
drive
"
the window anywhere within any file for rev1ewing
.
making corrections or
additions, etc.
If you
want
to replace
any character,
move the
cursor
with the
arrow
keys
to
the
unwanted character. Then type the correct
character.
When
you p ress
the
entire
line will
be saved,
regard
less of
the cursor
position.
Insertions
How about
inserting
missing characters?
That's just as
easy.
Position
the cursor
adjacent
to where you wish to
make a character
insertion.
Press
,
followed
by
-
or•
.
which
opens up a space to the right
or
left of the
cursor,
which
you can fill by typing a
character.
If you need to
insert
multiple
characters-
e.g.,
an
entire
word or
more-again
position the cursor
adjacent
to
where you
want the insertion. Press:
now
type new
characters
Pressing
a second
time
takes you out
of the
locked Insert Mode.
Note
that
when you use the space
key
to create a
space,
this
represents a
character in
the
computer,
and any spaces that you type
in
will be
retained when
you press
to end a
line.
When you are making
insertions in
a
line,
if
you
try
to
Insert
enough
characters to
cause
the
line
to be
longer
than
80
characters,
the HHC will
beep,
and
the
new
characters
will not be accepted
.
A
new tine also
can be
inserted-either
above
or
below
the
current line
.
Press:
•
or•
then the
new line
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