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           Data can't be entered into a record until you press [E] or [^] to EDIT it.
           After you have entered data, you MUST press [S] to Save the data to disc!.
           Remember... If you don't press [S], the data will not be saved to the disc!.
šššššššššš Commands Available - Press [ALT]+[H] or [CAN] for more Help whilst editing
[E]  EDIT  Turns on the cursor and places it in the first field ready for editing.
[^]  EDIT  As above, but automatically turns the 'Break-In' editing mode on.
[S]  SAVE  After editing you MUST press [S] to Save the data to disc.
[D]  DEL   Deletes an Existing record. The record then becomes a 'New' record and the
           data may be re-saved by re-Editing, quitting - (EXIT), and pressing [S].
           Otherwise, once you have moved to another record, the data will be lost!.
[->] NEXT  Right Cursor. Steps to the Next record in the index or moves up an index
[<-] PREV  Left Cursor. Steps to the Previous record, or steps down an index.
[G]  GET   Gets a record. Enter string then press [RETURN], or press [PASTE] to get a
           current record, or press [RETURN] to get a blank record to enter data onto.
[F]  FIND  A string, starting from the current position. [F],[ENTER] or [FIND]=FIND NEXT
[A]  ADD   Makes a current record into a new record, enables duplicate index/data entry.
[I]  INC   Increases any numeric data in the current index/key field by a value of +1.
[K]  KEY   Selects the current Key-index. Not available whilst actually entering data.
[P]  PRINT Prints out the current record as shown on the screen to the PCW printer.
[Q]  QUIT  Returns you to the Main Menu. Don't forget to save outstanding data!.
[+]  MODE  The [+] key forces 'Break-In' edit mode on when editing existing data.
           However, this disables automatic Left-Right justification!. If left unset,
[-]  MODE  existing data will be overtyped and lost. Use [-] to turn it off again.
[	]  STEP  The DOWN cursor key steps to the next key-index or returns to index one.
and lost. Use [-] to turn it off again.
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