Casio Casiowriter CW-16 - 3.7 Left Margin

3.4
CURSOR
KEYS
KEY
OPERATION:
[T_
|,
Ll
SHIFT
|+
|_|.
|
SHIFT
+4]
Move
the
cursor
(represented
by
a
line below
the
text
display)
in
the
direction
noted
on
the
respective cursor
key.(<)and(=]can
be
used
in
the
LP
mode
(see
3.1),
with
move-
ment
limited
between
the
left
margin
and last
typing
position.
All
four
cursor
keys
can
be used
in
the
EDIT
mode
(see
6.1),
with
movement
limited
between
the first
position
and
last
position
of
the
file.
3.5
LINE
TOP
Key oPERaTION:
([CMD|
+
[S
Moves
the
cursor
to
the
first
(leftmost)
character
or
function
code
in
the
current
line.
This function
cannot
be
used
in
the
DP
mode
(see
3.1).
3.6
LINE END
KEY
OPERATION:
CMD)
+
|D
Moves
the
cursor
to
the last
(rightmost)
character
or
function
code
in
the
current
line.
This
function
cannot
be
used
in
the
DP
mode
(see
3.1).
3.7
LEFT MARGIN
.
[LEFT
KEY
OPERATION:
MARGIN
Sets
the
left
margin
at
the
current
printhead
(DP
mode,
3.1)
or
cursor
(LP
modes,
3.1)
position.
The
space
bar,
(a),
(~]and
keys
are
used
to
locate the
printhead
or
cursor
at
the
desired
location.
The[+)and
(+]keys
(see
3.4)
can
only
be used
in
the line
print
mode,
and
only
within
the
range
that
the
carrier
has been
moved
from
the
beginning
of
the
line
using
the
space
bar. The
space
bar
will
cause
the carrier
to
move
in
the
LP
mode
only
until
text
is
input
in
the
current
line.
The[HH
key
(see
3.9)
is
used
to
move
past
margins
that
have
already
been
set.
The minimum
distance
allowed
between
the
left
and
right
margins
is
8
spaces.
Note
also
that
changing
the
pitch
also
changes
the
left
margin setting.
The
current
left
margin
setting
cannot
be
changed
in
the
EDIT
mode
(see
6.1),
or
during
operation
of
the
right margin
flush
(see
4.4),
centering (see
4.3),
or
decimal
tab
(see
4.1)
functions.
The
left
margin
setting
is
retained
even
when
the
power
of
the unit
is
switched
OFF.
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