Nova-Text allows you to mark off a section of text to move, copy, or
delete. This involves four steps:

1. Move the cursor to the beginning of the text you want to mark,
and press CTRL-B. Nova-Text tells you that you have marked the
start of the block.

2. Move the cursor to the end of the text you want to mark, and press
CTRL-B again. At this point, the text section is highlighted, and
Nova-Text asks whether you want to move, copy, or delete the
text.

3. Press M to move, C to copy, or D to delete. Pressing any other key
will unmark the text and abort the operation.

4. If you decided to move or copy the text, move the cursor to the
new position for the text and press RETURN. No other editing is
possible until you have pressed RETURN. The status line shows
the letter Blk before you press RETURN to indicate this special
mode.

A.9  Saving a file

To save the file, press CTRL-S. Type in the file name. To use the
previous file name, just press RETURN.

A.10  Compiling a script

To compile the text in the editor into a script file, press RUN/STOP.
See section 6, Scripts for more information about this.

A.11  Other commands

The following commands are also available in the text editor:

CTRL-C:  Send a disk command to the current device.

CTRL-E:  Erase memory - Clear out the editor.

CTRL-H:  Help screen - Bring up the help screen.

CTRL-I:  Input filter - Turn the input filter on or off. The input filter
removes any non-ASCII characters while a file is loaded.

CTRL-K:  Append file - Append a file to the file in the editor.

CTRL-N:  Insert line - Inserts a blank line before the current one.

CTRL-O:  Bytes free - Display the number of bytes free.