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/* Submenu 'Process' - Type hot key 'p' in main menu */
If you use this function a second time for a particular text, then you just select slot 1-9. The text type and device, user, name will remain the same.
'''The EDIT mode allows to use the following keys:'''
* Cursor keys: move the cursor one position in the designated direction
* Cursor left / right with Control: move cursor to beginning / end of line
* TAB and Control: Switch between Insert mode and Overwrite mode
* RETURN: '''Insert mode ->''' Enter '''RETurn''' Code, this is &0D, &0A for ASCII texts or &0E for FutureOS text format. '''Overwrite mode ->''' Move cursor to leftmost position of line below
'''Pressing ESC (once / twice) in Editor mode'''
* Press ESC twice: Ends the editing and returns to the main menu of FutureTex.
* Press ESC once: This will bring you to the ESC menu of the FutureTex editor. Here you can enter some commands, get current information about the text and common control codes (of FutureOS text format). Also the text editing mode is indicated: This can be 'Insert' or 'Overwrite'
'''The following commands can be used in the ESC menu'''
* B: Set the <B>egin column of a marked block to the current cursor position.
* E: Set the <E>nd column of a marked block to the current cursor position.
* CLR: Clears both block marks (Begin and End marks). New marks can be set now. Marked blocks need a Begin and End mark to be shown. In MODE 2 blocks are shown inverted. And in MODE 1 blocks are shown in mixed-color
* C: Copy Block: Copy a marked block into Block-Storage-Slot 1-9
* P: Paste Block: Paste Block (slot 1-9) into text at current cursor position
* DEL: Erase Block: DELete the currently marked block in the current text
* H: Hexadezimal values can be entered at cursor position
* D: Dezimal values can be entered at cursor position. When entering Hex/Dez values press RETURN to enter value. Or press ESC to end entering values. The entered values will be added at cursor position
'''Clear - Hotkey: c or C - Clears text being previously put in RAM'''
