                                 REFORMATTING

  ┌───────────────╥──────────────────────────┬────────────────────────────┐
  │ Blocking Type*║          Alt R           │           Ctrl R           │
  ╞═══════════════╬══════════════════════════╪════════════════════════════╡
  │          none ║ No action                │ Auto-reformat of paragraph │
  │               ║                          │ in which cursor is located.│
  ├───────────────╫──────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │         Alt L ║ Reformats to marked area.│ Same as above.             │
  │               ║                          │ (Alt L blocking ignored)   │
  ├───────────────╫──────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │        Ctrl L ║ Not Permitted            │ Same as above.             │
  │               ║                          │ (Ctrl L blocking ignored)  │
  ├───────────────╫──────────────────────────┼────────────────────────────┤
  │        Ctrl B ║ Reformats entire line(s) │ Reformats information only │
  │               ║ covered by blocked area  │ in blocked area.           │
  └───────────────╨──────────────────────────┴────────────────────────────┘
   * (See MARKING)
                              Press the PgDn Key


                 AltR with AltL Blocking (Line Reformatting)


    AltR with AltL blocking permits you to define exactly which lines you
    want to reformat.

    Move the cursor to this line and press AltL.
    Then move the cursor to the line below and press AltL again.
    Now press AltR.  You will see that only those lines within the shaded
    area are reformatted.

    When you reformat in this manner, the justification will ignore the
    INDENT character on the TAB line (if you specified one) to permit you
    to reformat without having to reset the TAB line.



                              Press the PgDn Key

               CtrlR with CtrlB Blocking (Column Reformatting)

    Move the cursor to the M               Now press the Enter key and
    at the beginning of this sentence      you will see that the column
    and press CtrlB.  Now move             of information is reformatted
    the cursor just above the "^"          without changing the location
    character below and press CtrlB        of any text in this paragraph.
    again, and then press CtrlR.
                                   (^)
    The 'L' and 'R' define the extents of the blocked area and may be
    moved as you wish to make the column of text wider or narrower.  Do it
    again, but this time move the R two characters to the left before
    pressing the Enter key.  This feature is also very useful on a single
    column of information, for you can easily relocate it and justify it at
    the same time.

    NOTE: You must include ALL the text to be reformatted WITHIN the
    blocked area.
                              Press the PgDn Key


                    AltR with CtrlB Blocking (New Margins)

    This reformatting technique is extremely useful, for it allows you to
    redefine the margins for a block of text without having to change the
    TAB and Margin definitions, reformat, and then go back and reset the
    margins again.  Move the cursor to the first "r" on the first line of
    this paragraph above the leftmost "^" character and press CtrlB.
    Now move the cursor to the character "e" on the last line of this
    paragraph above the rightmost "^" character and press CtrlB again.
    Now press AltR.  Notice that the paragraph has been reformatted
    according to where it was blocked without changing the TAB line.
         ^                                                        ^
    Notice that since the margins were pulled in that additional lines
    were added to the text.

                              Press the PgDn Key



               CtrlR with No Blocking (Paragraph Reformatting)

    CtrlR will reformat an entire paragraph without marking it.  If an
    area in the file has been marked with AltL or CtrlL, these markings
    will be ignored, (although a warning message will first be issued
    since the blocking will be cleared before doing the justifying).

    CtrlR will honor any INDENT specification you may have made on the TAB
    line.  It will also reposition the cursor at the beginning of the next
    paragraph when reformatting has been completed.  Place the cursor
    here (*) and press CtrlR.

    (The cursor should be moved to this line.)



                              Press the PgDn Key

                 Special NO Reformat Lines with Reformatting

    If you decided to press CtrlR with no blocking, (or AltL or CtrlL
    blocking), and the cursor was between the special NO Reformat lines as
    seen below, no action would take place.  These lines are primarily
    used to protect an area from being reformatted if you use a Keystroke
    Macro to reformat your entire file.

     Place the cursor in this area
    and press CtrlR.
    Notice that nothing is changed.
 
    The other types of reformatting, however, will be honored inside the
    NO reformat area.  The NO Reformat lines are obtained by pressing
    F8/F7 and then F3 or F4.

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