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hccommands―
―
[∪
NDERL!NE],[BOLD],and[CAPS]― ―
affect the appcarance of characters.As a group they are
called tex' c'
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" θ ι ε θ " っ ' π α " グ S.All of them work in
very similar ways.
Multiple
Text Appearance Commands
You can
use
more than one of
these
commands on one
press
of
[USE FRONT].
For
example,
you
can hold
IUSE FRONTI,
then press
[CAPS],
then [BOLD], to capital-
ize
and
boldface the
highlighted
text.
You can capitalize, underline, or bold
characters
in
any
combination.
For example,
if you
use
[BOLD],
and
part
of
the
highlighted text is underlined, that part
will
become
both
bold
and
underlined.
1.
Capitalizing Words/Letters
This command tums
all
lowercase characters
within
the
highlighted
area
to
uppercase.
If
only capital letters
are
found in
the
highlighted text, all
highlighted
characters are
made lowercase.
[OAPS]
has automatic
highlighting.
If
you
give the com-
mand after leaping,
the
highlight extends automatically
as
if you
had pressed
both LEAP
keys, and the
command
will
be
carried out.
As
described
below, when
[LEARN]
is
active,
[CAPS]
always capitalizes
all
characters
in
the
highlight on first
use.
UNDO and the CAPS Command
[UNDO]restOresthe textto the Way it was before you gave
[CAPS].
2.
Underlining Words/Letters
[UNDERLINE]
underlines any
highlighted
characters that
are
not
already underlined.
If
all
the characters
in
the
highlighted
area are
already underlined, the
underlining
is
removed.