It is good practice always to put in a ruler before starting to enter text. This

ensures that your document is not mistakenly reformatted under a different

ruler at a later date.

Now type in the text shown below. Remember that there is no need to press

at the end of each line.

You may have twken this morning to the sound of a

microprocessor controlled alarm clock. The clothes that

you put on and the breakfast you ate were probably

produced under computer control.

The layout of the text can be altered by editing the current ruler. Take the

cursor up to the ruler and change it to look like the one shown below.

Remember, you can use any of the usual editing facilities such as overtyping

and deleting characters.

>.......*.......*.......*.......*.......<

Now press to move the cursor from the newly edited ruler to the first

line of the text. You will notice that the ruler at the top of the screen now

matches the new current ruler. The top ruler always acts as a reminder as to

which ruler is operative in the current cursor position. Press:

f0 (FORMAT PARAGRAPH)

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