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KEYBOARD
I/II
or KB
UII
A
command
that
switches
you
htween
the
right
and
left
sets
of
characters on
kevs
with four
characters.
label
A word,
symbol,
or
abbreviation
used to
identify
a
number
in
a
column.
Examples
might
be
$5
or
200 acres.
land
on
To
occupy the
same
position
as
something
else.
LEAP
The
term
that
describes the
Cat's nearly
instantaneous
cursor
motion.
The
cursor
quickly finds
whatever you type
while
holding down
a
LEAP
key, always landing
on
the
first
character you typed.
If
what you type
cannot
be
found,
the cursor remains where
it
is
or rebounds
to
that spot
and
stays there
Q)atent
pending).
LEAP
AGAIN
Pressing
[USE FRONT]-[LEAP] causes the
cursor to leap
in
the
direction indicated by
the
LEAP
key
to the
nearest
instance
ofthe
last
pattem you
leaped to.
Saves
you from
retyping
the pattern each
time you want to
leap
to it.
LEARN
Pressing
[USE
FRONT]-[LEARN]-[digit]
causes
the Cat to
remember all
the
keystrokes you
make
following
the
use
of
the
command. Using
[LEARN]
a
second
time tums
off
the
memorizing of
keystrokes.
Memorized key
strokes
are
as
signed
to
the
digit
key
and re-enacted
by
pressing
IUSE FRONTI
and the
digit
key
assigned
to
the
[LEARN].
Left Flush
A
paragraph style
that
features straight
left
margin, ragged
right
margin; looks
like
typewritten text.
LEFT MARGIN
A
command
used to
set
the
left margin of
the
paragraph
the
highlight
is
in,
or
of
several
paragraphs
if
they
are
covered
by
an
extended
highlight.
LINE
SPACE
A
command
used
to
select
single, l-112,
and
double-
spaced
text.
Affects highlighted
paragraphs, or paragraph
the cursor
is
in
ifthe
highlight
is
not
extended.
LOCAL
LEAP
A
command that
restricts leaping to
documents
high
lighted
at
the
time you give
the
command,
or to
the
document
in which
the
cursor
is
located
if
the
highlight
is
not extended. Turns
off local
leaping
if
local
leaping
is on.
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