Paragraph Alignment - Tandy 600 Owner's Manual

3. Press
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for the Format command. The screen shows:
Press I
ENTER
I to use the proposed response, Paragraph. The Format
Paragraph command fields appear:
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4. Type new responses for the fields, as needed. If two or more paragraphs
are selected that use conflicting formats (one is aligned left, one is
aligned right, one has a 0 left indent, one has a 5 left indent, and so
forth), - or a blank appears for the conflicting fields. Do not change the
values if you want to retain those individual formats.
Press I
TAB
I to move between the fields. Press the space bar to move
between the menu-type responses in the alignment and keep fields.
Details of the command fields are presented separately on the next few
pages.
5. Press I
ENTER
I to carry out the Format Paragraph command after all the
command field entries are correct. The selected paragraph(s) is(are)
formatted according to the command field entries. Each new paragraph
uses the most recent paragraph format.
Paragraph Alignment
The paragraph alignment command field determines the position of
paragraphs on the page.
Left, the proposed response, positions selected paragraphs flush with the
left margin and uses a ragged right margin.
Centered positions selected paragraphs in the center of the page and uses
ragged left and right margins.
Right positions selected paragraphs flush with the right margin and uses a
ragged left margin.
Justified positions selected paragraphs flush with both the right and left
margins, inserting spaces between words to expand the lines, as needed.
- keeps the current alignment value for each paragraph if two or more
paragraphs with conflicting alignments are selected.
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