Allen-Bradley A-B QUALITY DL20 Series User Manual page 39

Deleting a Character (Ctrl D)
Erasing a Message (Ctrl E)
The delete character command (control D) removes the character at the
cursor position from the message. The cursor then moves to the next
character. If the character deleted was the last character in the message, the
cursor moves to the new last character. You can delete an entire message
using the delete command. However, the message remains in memory and
exists as a message with no characters; a null message.
Use the erase message command (control E) to delete an entire message.
Before the message is erased, the following is displayed:
Press [Return] to ignore the command. Editing resumes where you left off.
If you answer yes to the prompt, the message is erased from memory, and the
editor is exited. You will see the following prompts:
and then:
Chapter 4
Creating and Editing Messages
SURE? N
MSG DELETED
EDIT?
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