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If either the Replace or Append scrap mode was in effect before you deleted
the text, the deleted text appears between the braces on the status line.
Note: You can also press I
SHIFT
II
BKSP
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mill)
to delete to the scrap.
Edit
Use the Edit command to put Word in the Edit mode. Create and revise, or
"edit," documents in the Edit mode. Use the function keys to select
characters, words, and/or larger blocks of text for editing. You can also
search for (or search for and replace) selected text in your document while
in the Edit mode. Further, you can access the Calculator and Alarm
functions from the Edit mode.
From the command mode, press
IT]
for Edit. Word returns to the Edit
mode. No commands are highlighted on the menu when Word is in the
Edit mode. Pressing I
ESC
Iputs Word into the Command mode.
Format
Use the Format command to determine the appearance, or "format," of
your document. The Format command consists of a menu containing the
Paragraph, Tabs, Document, and Repaginate subcommands.
If you create and print a simple document and print it on 8'12" x II" paper,
you can skip the Format command and use Word's proposed responses.
For more customized formats, use the Format command to tailor the
appearance of your document to your own style and needs. The values you
set are saved only for the current document. You can create a new
document, set a format, then copy the blank document to use each time
you need that format again. You can have several different styles without
having to reenter the formats each time.
Format Paragraph
I. Use the arrow keys and the text selection keys to select the paragraphs
you want to format, or position the cursor within or over the paragraph
mark at the end of the individual paragraph you want to format.
2. Press I
ESC
I to go to the Command mode.
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