Canon Cat Reference Manual page 144

local leap
region
The
documents
to
which
the
cursor
is
restricted when
local
leap is on.
LOCK
Causes
the Cat
to
behave
as
if
[SHlFr]
were being held
down.
Press and release
either [SHIFT] to
turn [LocK] off.
lowercase
Letters that
are
not capitals. Lowercase letters
in
a
leap
pattem match both
uppercase and
lowercase letters
in
the
text.
margin
The
space
between the top or
sides
ofa
piece
ofpaper
(or
the screen) and the borders of the
printed material.
marker
A
unique
series
ofcharacters
such
as
**
or q4 used to mark
a
particular
place
in
the
text
as a
leap target.
memory
A part of
the Cat
that
is capable
of
storing information.
mode
A
particular
set
ofCat
characteristics,
generally
selected
using
ISETUP].
modem
The
built-in
device
that allows your
Cat
to
tdk
to
other
Cats
or
computers
over the telephone. Translates charac
ters to coded tones that can
be sent
over
phone lines.
move text
To
transfer
highlighted text from one place to another by
leaping.
narrow cursor
The cursor is
narrow
when
the
blinking
cursor and the
solid
highlight
are
both on the same
character. It becomes
n€urow
after
a
leap, creep, or scroll.
A
nturow cursor
forward
erases.
Also
see
wide
and
forward
erase.
non-blank
There
is information recorded on the
disk. but
it didn't
come
from
a
Cat.
off-hook
Means
thephone
line
is
in-use.T\e hookis
the
hook switch
on a
telephone that
keeps the phone hung
up when the
handset
is
in
its
cradle.