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Directions for putting text on the screen:

Press <CTRL-F8> to start typing.  The graphics cursor and screen will
disappear, and the text cursor will appear at the top of the screen.  Type in
the text as you normally would.  Hit <ENTER> at the end of each line.  You can 
edit text ON THE LINE YOU ARE ENTERING ONLY.  You cannot use the arrow keys to 
move to other lines and edit them.  If you make a mistake, you'd better catch 
it while you're typing it, or else you won't be able to fix it later.  When
you are entering the text, type "QQQ" and hit <ENTER> one last time.  You can
enter up to 22 lines, excluding the "QQQ".  After you enter "QQQ", the
graphics cursor will re-appear.  Use the cursor control keys to positon the
cursor at the far right and bottom ends of the text.  Note that you can use
the numbers to control how far the cursor moves with each press of a cursor
control key, just like when you're painting.  Press <CTRL-F8> again.  This will
"capture" the text and return to painting.  NOTE:  The text "captured" in this
way will NOT replace the current contents of the Clipboard.  It will be stored
separately.  To put the text on the screen, position the cursor where you want
the upper left corner of the text to be and press <CTRL-F9>.  As with <F9>
(PASTE), if the text will not fit between the cursor and the RIGHT edge of the
screen, the computer will beep, and the text will not be placed on the screen.
(The bottom edge doesn't matter.)
