HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 104)

Changing End Punctuation and Finishing Up
Advanced Editing Features
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3. Press EOL twice more. If you continue to press EOL, you continue to
move backward along the ends of the lines. Press EOL until you move
backward to the second line of the letter. Backspace until the cursor is
in the space after “March 15.” Type a period. Press
CHAR DEL to delete
the rest of the characters on the line.
4. Press the terminal key labeled BACKTAB ( SHIFT plus TAB ) to move to
the beginning of the line. Change the first letter on the line from “t” to
“T.”
5. Aligning the first two paragraphs at 60 characters per line is the next
step. First, move the cursor up to the first line of the first paragraph.
Press CANCEL to remove the text command BACKWARD from the
status line. Then press PARAGRAPH to make it the persistent item.
Press ALIGN to align the paragraph at the right width. Notice that
each time you press ALIGN, TEDIT aligns the text and moves forward
to the next paragraph.
6. Do not align the list; instead, press FORWARD (with PARAGRAPH
still on the status line) to move past it.
7. Now all you have to do is add the final paragraph. Move the cursor
down one line and press the TEDIT TAB key. Type the first line you
see in the next example. When you get to the end of the word “you” in
the first line, press the terminal
TAB key to go back to the left margin.
(If you press RETURN , the cursor aligns underneath the six-character
paragraph indent.) For the rest of the lines in the paragraph, type as
many words as will fit on a line, then press
RETURN . TEDIT adjusts the
line width as you type.
8. Initial the letter as shown.