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Press!
ENTER
I to use 50%, or type a percentage from 0 to I00, and press
I
ENTER
I. The cursor moves to the character in the document that
corresponds to the percentage entered. For example, in a I000 character
document, 25% moves the cursor to the 250th character, to the end of the
first
1/ 4
of document.
Merge
Use the Merge command to insert one document into another at the
current cursor location. Merge a Word document or any text file.
I. Use the arrow keys to position the cursor where you want to insert the
document or text file.
2. Press!
ESC
I to go to the Command mode.
3. Press
[M]
for the Merge command. The screen shows:
MERGE
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4. Type the name of the file (including the filename extension) you want to
merge into the current document. Press I
ENTER
I. All text in the file is
inserted in front of the cursor.
The text in the merged file or document is unaffected.
When you merge one document into another, the formatting information is
inserted at the beginning of the merged data.
It
appears as "garbage"
characters in the document, and is often quite lengthy. The merged data
itself is not formatted. If you merge a document, you must delete the
formatting information and reformat the merged data.
Because of this, we recommend that you use the Print command to save a
document in a text file format before merging it into another document.
The formatting information is not displayed when you merge a text file.
Also, because the document is saved as a formatted text file, it merges with
its formatting.
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