Panasonic KX-E4500 - Manual (Page 66)

Typing in Memory
Right Cursor (
Q
)
Left Cursor ( 0 )
Down Cursor ( o )
Up Cursor ( O )
EXPR (Express)
RELOC (Relocate)
CODE + Right Cursor ( [|> )
CODE + Left Cursor ( 0 )
CODE + Down Cursor ( )
CODE + Up Cursor ( O )
CODE + J
CODE + FWD-
CODE + BACKSPACE
CODE + Index ( ^ )
CODE + Reverse Index ( f )
When typing in phrase or text memory, the word INSERT will be
displayed on the status line. Insert is the default setting when
typing in memory.
Insert enables you to add characters at the cursor position by
simply typing the additional characters or words. Your text will
shift to the right as each character is entered, automatically
reformatting the text to conform with the current margins.
The overtype mode is accessed by pressing the INSERT key. The
word INSERT will no longer display on the status line. Overtype
enables you to type over existing text and replace it with newly
typed characters.
The arrow keys are used to move the cursor when typing in
memory. While it is true that the BACKSPACE key will allow you
to move one character to the left in both the typewriter and
memory mode. The
FWD-* key becomes the INSERT key in
memory mode. Below is a list of keys used to move the cursor
when typing in memory:
One character to the right
One character to the left
Down one line
Up one line
Beginning of the text
End of the text
End of line
Beginning of line
Top of next screen
Top of previous screen
Jump to page
Word by word to the right
Word by word to the left
Advance to next text or phrase
Next search word position
Next stop position in forms
Advance to previous text or phrase
Move to previous search word position
Previous stop position in Forms Layout
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