- Page 1 - ESCAPE ESCAPE exits from editing mode and returns to the opening screen or returns from editing options. @$29 RULER TOGGLE displays or hides the ruler on the bottom of the screen. @$34 SET/UNSET TAB sets a tab stop at the current column position. If a tab stop is already present at the current column, it will be removed. SET TAB is only effective when the ruler is displayed. @$35 CLEAR ALL TABS unsets all existing tab stops. CLEAR ALL TABS is only effective when the ruler is displayed. - Page 2 - @$38 RESET RULER sets the tab stops and margin indicators to the default positions set when the system is started. The intervals for each tab stop is determined by the value set in the SimplyWrite parameters (Auto Tabs) from the utilities. @$39 CROSSHAIR toggles a "video crosshair" that highlights the current row and column. This can be very useful in performing column or row alignment and is required for column paragraph formatting. However, the crosshair may visually disengage highlighted sections of marked text if it is moved across the highlighted section. There are no ill side effects from this; pressing and will redraw the highlighted portion if necessary. - Page 3 - @$88 SET LM sets the left margin to the current column. SET LM is only effective when the ruler is displayed. @$36 MOVE LM IN moves and sets the left margin in one column (one column to the right of its current position). @$87 MOVE LM OUT moves and sets the left margin out one column (one column to the left of its current position). - Page 4 - @$90 SET RM sets the right margin to the current column. SET RM is only effective when the ruler is displayed. @$89 MOVE RM IN moves and sets the right margin in one column (one column to the left of its current position). @$37 MOVE RM OUT moves and sets the right margin out one column (one column to the right of its current position). - Page 5 - @$44 BACKSPACE MODE toggles the destructive backspace feature. When engaged, a "<" appears on the status line, indicating that the backspace key is functioning as a non-destructive left arrow key. When this indicator is not present, pressing the backspace key removes (destructs) the character to the left of the cursor as well as moving the remaining text on that line left one column. ******************************************************************************