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What Text File Editor Can and Cannot Do
Word Processing
can perfom all of
the tasks listed in
this table, even
those that Text File
Editor cannot do.
For more
l
information, see
the chapter on
Word Processing
The following table lists the tasks that Text File Editor can and cannot perform.
Text File Editor shares basic capabilities with Word Processing, such as spell
check.
Text File EdRor Can Do This:
Edit using
CUT, COPY,
PASTE,
DELETE
Create
and
save
a document
Copy, rename,
or backup
a file
Undo
your latest change
Check
spelling
Search
and Replace
Use W'dd Cards
and Special
Characters
Print
R Cannot Do this:
I Adjust left and right margins
!Adjust tabs
Change
text styles and fonts
Vary alignment
Modify
line
spacing
Create page breaks
Adjust rulers
Create graphics
Word Wrap and Line Endings
When
your text reaches
the right edge
of the window,
it wraps
automatically
to the next line. This feature
is called
word
wrap.
Word wrap
means
that you
do not have
to press
ENTER
(the Return
key on a typewriter)
to start a new
-line of text. When),oware'ready
to begin
a new paragraph,
press
ENTEiq. If
you .want to set lin_ endings,
press
ENTER
at the end
of each line. If there
is
more
text than can fit in the window,
use the scroll bar to see different
parts
of the document.
Changing the Text Size
You can change
the text size displayed
in any Text File Editor
document.
Select
from three sizes
of text: 9, 12, and 14 point.
Text File Editor
displays
all
the text in a document
at the same
size.
If you select
a different
size, all the
text in the document
changes
to the size you select.
The size setting
stays in
effect
even ff you dose
one
document
and open
another.
• To change the text size:
Select a new size from the Sizes menu. A//text
in the document
changes to tbe
new size.
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