Psion 3a Series - Memos

Editing entry text and details
You can edit entry text and entry details independently of each other:
To edit entry text and details: press Enter to edit the entry text. When you press Enter
again, the 'entry details' dialog appears: if, instead, you press Psion-Enter, no dialog is
shown, and the details remain unchanged.
To edit just the entry details: select the 'Change entry details' option on the 'Edit'
menu.
Cutting, copying, inserting and deleting entries
You cannot highlight entries in the Agenda. In general, you can only do things to the
entry that the cursor is on.
To cut or delete an entry: press the Delete key. Press Y to confirm and the entry will
be cut from the Agenda and placed on the clipboard, ready for you to insert it back in if
you wish.
To copy an entry: use the 'Copy entry'option on the 'Edit' menu. The message 'Entry
copied' will be displayed and the entry will be copied to the clipboard, ready for you to
insert it.
To insert the entry which is on the clipboard: move to the time slot in which you
want the entry and select the 'Insert entry'option on the 'Edit' menu. Use the 'Change
entry details' option to change any of the entry details as necessary.
To delete an entry without affecting the clipboard: press Shift-Delete.
Memos
You can attach notes to any Agenda entry with the Memo editor. Each memo can
contain over 3000 characters. None of the text is displayed in general views; a symbol
like a sheet of paper is displayed after the entry text to indicate that the entry has a
memo attached. You can set individual memos to have password protection.
You can use memos to turn your Agenda into a "what I did today" type diary, which
nobody else can read without the correct passwords. The Memo editor is a variant of
the Word Processor, and has most of the same features.
Attaching a memo to an entry
1. Move to the entry concerned and select the 'Edit memo' option on the 'Entry' menu.
The Memo editor appears.
2. Type the text for the memo. If you press the Menu key, you will see that many of the
Word Processor features for manipulating and changing the styles of text are
available to you.
3. When you have finished, select the 'Exit'option on the 'Special'menu, to return to
the previous view. You will see that the entry is now followed by a small symbol like
a sheet of paper, to indicate that a memo is attached to it.
Viewing and re-editing a memo
Use the 'Edit memo' option again if you want to read or re-edit a memo.
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