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Pressing
1
1
•a••
will cause the line to
move
through the Display in
Times Square
fashion.
To
mark
the
limits of a
file.
the
key causes
a beep when
the last
line
is
in the
Display;
the
key
causes
a beep when the
first
line is in the
Display.
Similarly.
the
~
key and
the
key cause a beep when
the cursor
reaches
the
beginning
or
the
end of a
line.
To read an entire file
in sequence
.
press:
'
*
*'
Alternatively. you can hold down
the
key.
In
both
cases,
the
file will
appear line
by
line in
Fill-and-Rotate Mode,
and a
beep will
be
heard when the
last
line
is
reached
.
Remember,
you
can
adjust
the speed of
this
and all other Display
presentations by
pressing
plus a number
key.
You can
reach
the
bottom
of a file faster by pressing
twice when each line
appears
.
The
fi
rst
keystroke
causes
the
Display
to
freeze,
so that you
don't
have
to
wait for the
Fill-and-
Rotate
action;
the
second keystroke
presents
the next line,
and so
on
.
The fastest
way
to
get
to
the
top
of a
fi
le
is
simply to press
m
11
and
then
select
the
file
again from
the File
System
Menu
.
Searching
a File
You
can search
through one
of
your files to
find
occurences of
words,
phrases,
characters, or other
groupings
.
When you utilize
this featu
re
,
you
do not
have to
go
to the beginning
of
a
file.
The
entire
file
is
searched from the
point
of
the
cursor
to
the
bottom
of
the
file-then
from
the top to
the
point where the search began-
stopping only
if
the characters
are
found
.
Press
• • •
and the Display prompts you
with:
SEARCH
FOR?
You
then
type the characters
for
which you are
seeking-
a
last
name,
in
an
address
file, for instance-then press
If
the HHC cannot locate your
desired
characters,
the
Display
briefly
says;
NOT
FOUND
If
the characters
are
found
,
the
line
in which they occur is displayed
,
with the cursor
located
over
the first character
in
the
group.
To search
further
and
find
the next
occurence of the
characters,
move
the cursor
at least one
space to the
right,
then
repeat the above
procedure.
If
you
want
to
find the characters several times, you can use a
user-definable
key to
help:
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