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" "> %b 1 38 14 18 2 %r 20 Please type YES or NO, th <>? |? |{ ={ =>>  ><@ $[^\~}\[\^[\~@ $\[]~}\^]# $[\]~><  <  <>@ -@ $# $^[\]^]\~@ $# -}^]\# -<<  ><{ =? ={ =><  <>}\]^[\^~}\^][^\][\^[]\[~}[\][^][\^\~<>_ $% '%!"  % &_  %w     WF  KLM  RST  YZ  %w <>><>><<>>, :<><>>><<><><>>><<><><>><><  <>><>><<>><><>, :>><<><><>>><<><><>><><  ><{ ={ |? =? |<>  >>}\^[# $# -}\[^# -}[]\# -@ $[\]~<<  ;;;;;;  *ALEX+  """""" %s 0 " %!"  %w "CDE  BPSWF  GHIJKLM  NOPQRST  UVWXYZ  [\  ]^_@A  %w  Banque Suisse ' /'  (((((((((((((((((' / '  % '% '  % '% '  % '% u sorted one apple correctly. %w You sorted &0 apples correctly. %w You can select this topic again for more practice. %w Not bad for a day's work! %w An excellent job&9. %w A perfect job&9! %w Press RETURN to go back to the menu. %end the ? key to see how you did sorting apples. %c 0 Hold just the OPEN APPLE key and not the SOLID APPLE key. %ec %c 1 Please use the OPEN APPLE key, not the SOLID APPLE key. %ec %c 2 You must hold down the OPEN APPLE key while you press the ? key. %ec %w YoOLID APPLE as soon as you see a &1 on the conveyor. %r 23 Press RETURN to start %w %r 13 e &-The&- &-Hel&-p &-Ke&-y: Many programs give you information or help when you press OPEN APPLE-?. Hold down the OPEN APPLE key and press e special--they can be used either with other keys (as CONTROL is) or by themselves. In the following exercise, you will use these keys to sort ten apples into their proper bins. %w %r 15 Press OPEN APPLE as soon as you see an &0 on the conveyor. Press Spple symbol on it. [Please press RETURN to continue.] %w %r 13 e The SOLID APPLE key is to the right of the SPACE bar. It has a colored-in Apple symbol on it.  [Please press RETURN to continue.] %w %r 13 e The OPEN APPLE and SOLID APPLE keys ar %r 13 e There are two other keys that are sometimes used to control the way a program works--the OPEN APPLE and SOLID APPLE keys. [Please press RETURN.] %w %r 13 e The OPEN APPLE key is to the left of the SPACE bar. It has the outline of the A%end is a "fringe benefit" that you can't get rid of. [Please press RETURN.] %w You may want to adjust these colors so that you strike a pleasing balance of rich colors and least amount of color fringes on the letters. Press RETURN when you've finished.  he Apple you can enjoy its color capabilities. [Press RETURN.] %w You may have already noticed that the letters on the screen have colored fringes. These fringes are produced by the Apple when it mixes text and graphics. This this text and the picture  to please you. Press RETURN when you've finished. %w %r 16 e  There are many programs available that take advantage of the Apple's color capabilities. %w %r 16 e  Since you have a color television or monitor attached to ten  press RETURN. %@ 4 18 %w  %s 4 'Fantastic!' s 5 'Thank you!' %s 6 'Great, ' s 7 'Thanks, '  %w  You probably don't have a color television or monitor, then. If you know where the controls are, you may wish to adjust the contrast and brightness of  %@ 12 1 Rabbit %@ 12 2 "Hole %@ 15 5 &0  %w %@ 5 2 Secret Vault %@ 11 5 &0  %w  %s 4 "To help Alex " s 5 "find his carrot." %s 6 "Alex doesn't" s 7 "understand you."  %s 8 "The rabbit can't" s 9 "go that way..."  It is dark and cold, and Alex is a very hungry rabbit. His giant carrot is hidden here somewhere...  %s 0 " Press RETURN" %w %s 4 "To help the gnome" s 5 "find the gold. " %s 6 "M. Gnome de Plume" s 7 "is most confused."  %s 8 "The gnome can't" s 9 "go that way..." Start by pressing the LEFT ARROW key. Watch carefully what happens. %@ 24 13 %w %r 15 e This cursor erases letters as it backs up! Press the LEFT ARROW key until you have erased the word "fish". %w %r 15 e Now, type the correct word "mammal". %w %r 15 e Yagain. %ec %w %r 8 e %s 0 4 s 1 mammal s 6 'fish ' Correct the answer below to read "a three-toed mammal" instead of "a three-toed fish." %What is a sloth? %> a three-toed fish  %b 2 28 12 13 6 r 15 nd, works very differently. (In fact, the one we'll show you is just one of many cursors that look like a solid box.)  Press RETURN to give it a try. %c 2 %r 21 e You should have pressed &4 here. Please press the LEFT ARROW key to erase the "&5" and try %w %r 15 e Now that the cursor is beyond the end of the correct answer, you've really finished, so please press RETURN. %w %r 15 e So, you see, this blinking cursor is somewhat different from the blinking bar cursor. The solid box cursor, on the other hadisappear. Press RETURN to see how to avoid this problem. %w %r 15 e You must use the RIGHT ARROW key to move beyond the end of the answer before you press RETURN. Please press the RIGHT ARROW key now until the cursor is to the right of the word "Verne". yet. If you press RETURN, you will get quite a surprise. Press RETURN now and see what happens. %w %r 15 e The "rne" disappears! Why? Because this cursor marks the end of your answer. When you press RETURN, the cursor and everything to its right press the RETURN key. %ec %w %r 15 e This cursor moves without erasing anything. Please press the LEFT ARROW key until the cursor is sitting on top of the "u" in "Vurne". %w %r 15 e Now, press the E key to correct the error. %w %r 15 e You're not throughthe LEFT ARROW key. %ec %c 1 %r 21 e Please press the &4 key. %ec %c 2 %r 21 e You should have pressed &4 here. Please press the LEFT ARROW key to back up to the "&5" and try again. %ec %c 3 %r 21 e Please press the RIGHT ARROW key. %ec %c 4 %r 21 e Please%s 0 4 s 1 e s 2 3 s 3 rne s 6 'Vurne ' Correct the answer below to read "Jules Verne" instead of "Jules Vurne". &Who invented the periscope? &> Jules Vurne %b 3 34 11 12 1 r 15 Start by pressing the LEFT ARROW key. %@ 19 12 %c 0 %r 21 e Please press square:  The other looks like a solid box: &0  You will find that they behave very differently than the blinking bar cursor when you back up. Press RETURN to experiment with the blinking square cursor. %@ 17 10 %w %r 8 e d forward when you correct errors. %@ 8 14 %w %r 11 e In this section, we will explore two additional cursors. Each one follows a different set of rules for backing up, moving forward, and correcting errors. %w %r 8 e One cursor looks like a blinking%w %r 11 e Sometimes even the cursor may be different. So far, the only cursor you have seen is the blinking bar cursor: With this cursor, you've learned to use the DELETE key to delete mistakes and the LEFT ARROW and RIGHT ARROW keys to move backward an%r 0 e @ 0 3 %s 0 Variety s 1 ' is the spice of life!' %w %r 11 ...as the old saying goes. Different programs have different styles and rules. Some programs use a key other than RETURN to mean proceed. Other programs use the arrow keys differently.  Sources predict a fast drop in gold prices. The bank must convert its bullion to stable Eurodollars now! %s 0 " Press RETURN"  %w  %r 0 e Press: %r 3 %w  &0 &1 &2 and &3  %end   ou've finished typing the correct word, so press RETURN. %w %r 0 e r 4 The moral of the story: "There are all sorts of cursors, "many of which look alike but act "differently. If you're in doubt "as to how a cursor works, read the "program manual and then experiment "with the LEFT ARROW, RIGHT ARROW, and "DELETE keys to see what happens. We will now leave the solid box and blinking square cursors and return to the familiar blinking bar cursor. Please press RETURN to go back to the menu. %end  use the RESET key--see your owner's   manual for details. As a last resort,   of course, you can always turn the   computer off. &-Don't&- &-do&- &-that&- &-now&-, but press RETURN to go back to the menu. %end   RESET, some programs will start over   again. Use this only in an emergency or   if nothing else has worked--NOT NOW!!  %r 23 Press RETURN to continue.  %w  %r 13 e  There are other more dramatic ways to  ause a   program to start all over again, just   as if you had turned the machine off,   then on again. [Please press RETURN.]  %w %r 13 e $&-READ&- &-THIS&-, &-BUT&- &-DON'T&- &-TRY&- &-IT&- &-NOW&-!!!   If you hold down CONTROL and press ed CONTROL-C or CTRL-C   in most manuals. %r 21 Press CTRL-C to stop the runaway yo-yo at the right. %w %r 21 e * You stopped the yo-yo. Press RETURN to continue.  %w  %r 13 e  If ESC and CONTROL-C don't work, there   is a last resort that can cCONTROL key while you press C. Please try it again. %ud  %ec  Another common method of stopping a   program is to hold down the   CONTROL key and press the C key.   Please do this now.  %w  %r 13 e  Good. This combination of keys   is callTURN and we'll explore what this strange phrase means.  %w  %r 13 e Now that you know how the CONTROL key works, press RETURN to find out more about getting out of a program.  %w  %r 13 e  %c 0 %r 13 e d Remember, you must hold down the w.  %w  %r 19 So, you see, ESC is one common ESCape %h hatch on the Apple. %w Press RETURN  to see yet another let-me-out method.  %w Press RETURN to continue.  %w  %r 13 e Another way to get out of a program is to press CONTROL-C. Press REommon ways to tell a program that you want out.  %w  %r 13 e The most common way to stop a runaway program is to press the key marked &-esc&-, which stands for &-ESC&-ape. Press ESC now. %w %r 13 e Use the ESC key to stop the runaway odometer belo %s 0 'Let ' s 1 'me ' s 2 '&4OUT&5!' s 3 ' ' @ 9 6  %w  %r 10 Sometimes you will find you have painted yourself into a corner and would like to get out of a program, but it does not have a clearly marked way to Quit. Press RETURN to see the most cding the instructions really is important. %w Please press RETURN to return to the main menu. %end 's try it again. Please read the instructions above carefully. %r 18 the screen. &-Press ESC to proceed.&- %ec %w %r 13 e Good. You really were reading the instructions carefully. %w %r 13 e Good. Sorry for the sneaky trick, but the point about rea%r 13 e If things can change from one program to the next, how can you figure out what to do? [Please press RETURN.] %w %r 13 e Always read the program's manual and follow instructions displayed on the screen. Press ESC to proceed. %c 0 %r 21 e Let  You already know about two of the keys   with arrows on them--the LEFT and   RIGHT ARROW keys, which you use when   correcting errors. [Press RETURN.]  %w   Next to them are the DOWN ARROW key   and the UP ARROW key. Some programs   ">">">>>w0w`w"w>>Hh<#&(<">">">w>06`>`"type NO and press RETURN if it isn't. %w %r 19 e OK, &0. Let's go back to the menu. [Please press RETURN.] %w %r 19 e Great, &0. Press RETURN to continue. %w %end at's your first name? %@ 4 19 > %b 2 37 18 19 2 %w %r 13 e %s 1 7 s 2 15 s 3 33 s 4 19  %w  %s 1 4 s 2 2 s 3 4 s 4 y s 5 yes s 6 n s 7 no  %@ 0 0  Is "&0" your correct first name? %w  %@ 7 17 > %b 5 35 15 17 3 r 19 Type YES and press RETURN if it is; st type your first name, then press RETURN. %ec %c 1 That's a long name. Do you have a nickname? If you do, please type it. %ec %c 2 %@ r 19 e Please type YES or NO, then press RETURN. %ec %c 3 %r 13 e Please let me try it again. %ec %w %m 0 %@ 4 18 Wh%r 13 e As we mentioned before, a computer is more versatile than a typewriter. For example, a computer can ask you: %w %r 13 e Before we begin discussing this topic, we'd like to get your first name. %w %s 9 "Let's see..." %c 0 Please don't be shy; juETURN to reveal this program's main menu. %end This "main menu" has an arrow that will always point to the topic we recommend you do next. You may select that topic cuisine is so tasty. Please press RETURN when you finish eating. %s 1 '|/-\' %w %r 15 e This entire program is also listed on a menu, which we will show you next. You may go through the topics in order, or you may investigate on your own. Please press R * - not fresh today &1 - Today's Special %@ 30 17 %w %s 1 Italian s 2 Mexican s 3 French s 4 German s 5 American s 6 Japanese %s 7 Greek s 8 Indian s 9 British s 10 Chinese s 11 your s 12 nouvelle %w %r 16 e An excellent selection--&0 "4. Sauerbraten "5. Chicken fried steak "6. Tenpura donburi "7. Souvlaki "8. Tandoori 9. Bubble and squeak !10. Moo goo gai pan %h 11. Quiche %w %@ 0 5 * &1 %@ 0 11 * %r 16 To choose a meal, type a number from 1 to 11, then press RETURN. > %r 20 1 Please type a number from 1 to 11. %ec %c 2 Please use digits to give your answer. They are in the top row of keys. %ec %c 3 Press RETURN when you finish typing. %ec %c 4 Today's Menu &0's Diner %ec %w %r 3 "1. Calamari "2. Chile verde 3. Escargots %r 13 e Sometimes a program lets you choose what you want to do, just as a restaurant lets you choose your meal. Press RETURN to see Today's Menu. %w %s 0 11 s 9 California %c 0 Don't be shy; just type a number from 1 to 11, then press RETURN. %ec %c ' is too large. Please try again.'  %end   Would you rather come to the aid of  #1) A rabbit # #2) A major financial institution  Type either 1 or 2, then press RETURN. > %@ 2 21  %c 0 Please type something. %ec %c 1 Please use digits. %ec %c 2 0 is too small. Please try again. %ec %s 1let you use these keys to move around   or correct errors anywhere on a screen.   [Press RETURN.]  %w   The next part of this program will   let you have some fun experimenting   with all four arrow keys.    Please press RETURN.  %w >Hh #&(QQQ_TT A Break From the Keyboard %w %r 13 e As you can see, using a computer isn't so difficult after all. Press RETURN to find out why some programs are especially easy to use. %w Friendly $versus Unfriendly %w %r 13 e A program that gives/> %b 13 28 17 19 2 @ 17 19 %w %r 21 e That's exactly it&0. %w %r 21 e Good. You have the idea. %w  Press RETURN to go back to the menu.  %end op row.' s 8 'of course, ' s 11 'ten'  %c 3 %r 21  You typed just a one. Type 10  and press RETURN, please.  %ec  %c 4 %r 21 We're looking for the number 10. Please try again. %ec  Keeping this in mind, answer the question below: /What is 5+5? 30 14 # %r 16 * looks just like the number "1". " "However, computers usually treat "letters and numbers very differently! %r 23 &1  %w %r 13 e %s 0 'The numbers are in the top row.' %s 1 'The zero (0) is in the top row.' %s 2 'The one (1) is in the t  %w %r 23 e @ 0 14 %@ 30 18 # %r 20 * looks just like the number zero.  %r 23 &1  %c 1 Please try again.  %ec %w %r 13 e * A typewriter's lowercase "L"...  %r 23 &1  %c 2 %r 21 Oh, come on,&9  please type an answer. %ec  %w %r 23 e r 14 %@ %s 1 '[Please press RETURN to continue.]'  %c 0 %r 21  That's right, &9but please use digits to give your answer. %ec  %r 13 e * Sometimes, a computer can be fussier " "than a typewriter. For example, on " "a typewriter, the letter "O"... %r 23 &1#played instructions may be unclear. # 4. Seek help from someone who knows #how the program works. %end %Four $Steps %w %r 12 e 1. Check your typing. Everyone makes #misteaks ocassionally. (See?) 2. Lock the CAPS LOCK key down. #Many programs require you to type #everything in capital letters. # 3. Check the program manual. The dis- zed your first name way back when? That was an %w %r 12 e Remember our attempt to capitalize your first name? That was an %w example of this program making a sterling effort to help you. But what if a program seems bent on fighting you? %w %The rse, no program can be perfectly friendly (much less perfect), but good programs make an effort to cooperate with you in getting your job %w done. But what if a program doesn't seem to cooperate with you? %w done. %w %r 12 e Remember when we capitaliPress RETURN to see an unfriendly question. %w %r 13 e Here is an extreme example of a very unfriendly question. %@ 2 17 Input the number %@ 2 19 > %b 1 35 17 21 2 @ 4 19 %w %@ 4 21 NO! You're wrong! %w %r 23 (Disgusting, isn't it?) %w %r 12 e Of couing only digits. %ec %w %@ 2 21 Thank you. %r 23 Please press RETURN to go on. %w %r 13 e At the other end of the scale are the "unfriendly" programs. They give unclear instructions and don't tell you how to correct your errors. s. %@ 2 17 Please type a number from 1 to 4, %@ 2 18 then press RETURN %@ 2 19 > %b 1 39 17 21 5 @ 4 19 %c 0 Press RETURN when you finish. Please type something. 0 is too small. Please try again. &0 is too large. Please try again. Please try again us clear instructions and responds reasonably if you make a typing error is called "friendly". Such programs are easy to use. Press RETURN to see a friendly question. %w %r 13 e Try making mistakes on purpose to see how a friendly question handles error %r 13 e   You have already learned about one   helper key--CONTROL.    Press RETURN to find out about two   other special keys.  %w  There are some keys that don't do   anything when you press them by   themselves; instead they are 1 38 18 19 5 @ 4 19  %w %r 21 e You have the idea&0. Please press RETURN to continue.  %w  %r 13 e  The Apple keyboard has a SHIFT key on either side near the bottom row of keys. The SHIFT key lets you type the symbol that appears on the top press the SPACE bar before you add your last name. %ec %c 2 %r 21 e Please press the SPACE bar before you add your last name %ec  %r 13 e   You can use the SPACE bar when you type your last name below: "Please add your last name or initial "> %b  %r 13 e  See the long bar at the bottom of your keyboard? It's called the SPACE bar, and you use it to put spaces between words. Please press the SPACE bar now. %w  %c 1 %r 21 e  That's a bit crowded. Please press the DELETE key to back up, then, then press RETURN. > %@ 30 18  %w  %r 21 * marks a section you've already seen. %s 6 " &7 marks what we suggest you do next." %end and numbers are different! %ec %c 2 Please use digits to give your answer. %ec %c 3 They are in the top row of keys. %ec %c 4  Sorry, but you can't see that until you've finished everything else. %ec  %r 17  To choose a topic, type a number from 1 to 12lor or B&&W Why "lO" Isn't a Ten Apples, Apples Everywhere Making Your ESCape (and RESET) Friendly Advice  The Three Cursors %w  12. I Want to Quit for Now  %w  %c 0  Please type a number from 1 to 12. %ec %c 1 You can't fool me! I know that letters  %s 8 'The Menu' s 9 "&0's Menu"  %s 1 '11. Arrows, Rabbits, and Gnomes' s 2 '??. Watch This Space' %s 3 '??. The Plot Thickens' s 4 "??. Won't be Long Now!" %w Start Over From the Very Beginning Type Your Name The Restaurant Menu A SHIFT of Character Coeys   to make them control the way a program   works (hence the name).  %end  OL and press G as much as   you like or until it disturbs the   neighbors. Press RETURN when you want   to go on.  %w  %r 13 e  So, you can use the CONTROL and G keys   together to sound a beep.    The CONTROL key is used with other khe G key.  %ud  %ec  %m 1  %w  %r 14 You were holding down the CONTROL key properly, but you didn't get the G key&9. Please try again.  %w  %r 13 e  It gives you a beep! If you would like   to hear the beep again, go ahead and   hold CONTR CONTROL key before they press the G key. %ud  %ec  %c 3  %d  You're almost there. You got the  G key, but you let go of the  CONTROL key before you pressed G.  %ud  %ec  %c 4 %d  Please try again, and hold down the CONTROL key while pressing ty for anyone. %ud  %ec  %c 1  %d  Be sure to hold down CONTROL while you  press the G key. Please try it again. %ud  %ec  %c 2 %d  Don't worry. &-Ever&-y&-bod&-y does this  the first time. They let go of the but...  %w  %r 13 e   When you use CONTROL with another key,   the combination will do something   different. Hold down the CONTROL key   with one finger and press the G key   with another finger. %c 0  %d  Don't worry. This is trickused to   make other keys work differently.   %w  As you have learned, the SHIFT key is one of these special keys.  %w  %r 13 e  The key marked &-control&- is one of   these special keys; it does nothing when   you press it all by itself,half of a key. %w %m 0 %r 13 e To type a question mark (?) you hold down either SHIFT key with one finger, press the ? key, then release it. Finally, you let up the SHIFT key. Now, you type a "?" question mark. %@ 35 21  %w %r 13 e You did press the ? key, but you didn't hold the SHIFT key at the same time. Keep holding down the SHIFT key while you press the ? key. Try typing the "?" again, please. %@ 34 21  %w  %r 13 e The long bar at the bottom of the keyboard is the SPACE19.3 times as much about computers as one's colleagues. %w %r 1 We hope you've enjoyed using this program and will return soon. %s 0 11 s 2 'Type Your Name' s 3 'Menus' s 4 'The SHIFT Key' %s 5 'Color or B&W' s 6 '"10" vs. Ten' s 7 'Helper Keys' s 8 'ESCaGenius&1, prepared to begin working with the many powerful Apple &2&3c programs. Have fun and enjoy using your Apple. %w %r 17 (As a graduate, you may skip to the main menu of this program by pressing the ESC key during the title page.) &1One who knows %c 0 Press RETURN to start this program over from the very beginning for the next person. %ec %c 1 You have finished for now. Please press RETURN when you finish reading this page. %ec %w Congratulations, &0! You are hereby declared a true-blue Computer are lit.  %@ 4 18  %w  %c 1 Absolutely terrific, &0! %ec %c 2 That's it, &0! %ec  %r 20 e  %w  You've passed the only test (a tough one) with flying colors. Please press RETURN to go back to the menu. %end  Let up the SHIFT key for a hyphen. %ec  %r 13 e Use the SHIFT and CAPS LOCK keys to answer &0 A-OK! &1 to the question below.  $What do astronauts say? ">  %b 1 38 17 18 5  %r 20 Look at the picture of the keyboard. Notice that the - and ! keys point!"  %s 4 'You typed "&9".' %c 1 The correct answer is A-OK!  Note that the - and ! keys are lit up. Please try again. %ec  %c 2  %r 21  Use SHIFT or CAPS LOCK for capitals. %ec %c 3 %r 22  Hold the SHIFT key for an exclamation. %ec %c 4 %r 23 Now that you've learned all there is to know about the SHIFT and CAPS LOCK keys, press RETURN for the dreaded "pop quiz". %w %c 0 Please add an ! exclamation point and then press RETURN. %ec  %s 2 "You must use the SHIFT key" s 3 "to make an exclamationth a message such as "?SYNTAX ERROR", lock the CAPS LOCK key down and try again. %w %r 13 e CAPS LOCK makes &-cap&-ital letters only. If you want the punctuation symbols on the top half of a key, you still must use the SHIFT key. down--it will be slightly lower than the key next to it. Try typing keys with the CAPS LOCK in both positions. Press RETURN when you want to go on. %@ 4 14  %w %r 13 e  Important: If you type a command to the computer in lowercase, and it responds wiapital "H". When the CAPS LOCK key is locked down, all your letters come out capitalized. (Many programs will only understand capital letters.) %w %r 16 e  Press the CAPS LOCK key a few more times. If you look carefully, you can tell when it's locked letter h on it again. %@ 4 14  %m 1  %w %r 16 e  That's still a small "h". Please press the CAPS LOCK key--you will feel it click down into place. Then, press the key with the letter h on it again. %@ 5 14  %w  %r 16 e Notice that you've typed a c. Please press RETURN. %@ 4 14  %w %r 13 e ">  First, press the key with the letter h on it--and please don't touch the SHIFT key! %@ 4 14  %w %r 16 e Good. Now, press the CAPS LOCK key down and then press the key with the are two ways to make capital letters. One of these ways is to hold down the SHIFT key, just as you did for the question mark. %w %r 13 e The other way to make capital letters involves a key called CAPS LOCK, which is at the lower left of your keyboard bar. The SHIFT keys are above and to each side of the SPACE bar. Please press RETURN to try again. %w %r 23 e YOU GOT IT! Press RETURN to move on. %w  %r 13 e  Now you know how to type the punctuation that appears on the top half of a key. There pe & RESET' %s 9 'Friendly Advice' s 10 'Cursors' s 11 'The Arrow Keys' %w You may wish to jot down the number of this topic for your next visit. %w You may wish to jot down the numbers of these topics for your next visit. %w %r 20 (Next time, you can go directly to the menu by pressing the key marked ESC.) %w %r 0 e r 5 Please take the disk out of the disk  drive and put it back in its envelope.    You can now return to the printed part   of the interactive guide. When yoVery good! As you see, DELETE always deletes to the left, which makes it useful for erasing errors at the end of a word.  Press RETURN to move on.  %w %r 13 e Sometimes an error will not be at the end of a word. When this happens, you use these keys:. Now, please press RETURN to try another example. %w %r 15 "Every child loves to play with a... "> %b 1 38 15 16 1 %s 0 dolt s 1 doll s 2 dol s 3 l s 4 t %r 18 Let's try correcting the word "dolt" to read "doll".  %@ 4 16  %w %r 18 e error. LEFT ARROW only backs up. %ec %w %r 15 What fruit is named after a computer? !> %b 0 38 15 16 5 %s 0 Applf s 1 Apple s 2 Appl s 3 e s 4 f s 10 18 %r 18 Let's correct the answer above to read "Apple" instead of "Applf".  %@ 3 16  %w %r 21 e Good%ec %c 4 Please press the DELETE key. The cursor will back up and delete the "&8" in slow motion. We use DELETE, not LEFT ARROW, to back up and erase errors with this cursor. (We'll get to LEFT ARROW soon.) You must use DELETE here to back up and erase thePlease press the &6 key. %ec %c 3 "&7" is a neat word, but we were thinking of "&1" instead. You need &:" here instead. Press the DELETE key to delete the "&8". Please press RETURN when you finish typing. 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Press RETURN to try correcting an error that isn't at the end of a word. %s 0 182 s 1 58 s 2 182 s 3 34  %w  %r 14 $Where does it rain? $> %b 3 35 14 16 1 %s 0 Spaein s 1 Spain s 2 Spa s 4 e s 5 in %r 18  An error is like a brick wall in the middle of this word.  %@ 6 15  %c 4 Please press the DELEIf you have a monitor and you wish to  use a program that needs 80 columns,  you must put the 80/40 column switch  up before you turn on the computer. %w  %r 13 e  If you do not have a monitor (and are thus limited to 40 columns) make sure that as a monitor. %w %r 13 e Actually, a monitor is really nothing more than a television without a receiver (so you can't pick up any old reruns) and a slightly different picture tube (so that 80 columns appear clearly). %w %r 13 e ess RETURN when you finish reading this.  %w  %r 13 e  An 80-column display doesn't show up clearly on a normal television. It   doesn't hurt the television; it just   looks fuzzy. To see 80 columns clearly, you need a display device  known programs display 80 columns of text across the screen. Press RETURN to see an 80-column display. NOTE: It may look blurry and out of focus. We'll explain why in a moment. %w )Here is a display using the Apple's 80-column text capability. /Please pr%r 13 e  Many programs used on the Apple display  40 letters across the screen. (We also   call this 40 columns). You're looking at such a display right now. %w %r 13 e Other programs need to display more text on the screen. The Apple lets theseoe s 1 Isaac s 3 Isaac s 4 Joe s 5 " Newton" %r 18 Let's correct "Joe" to read "Isaac". %@ 4 15  %w  %r 18 e Please note: No matter where the cursor is, pressing RETURN accepts the &-entire&- answer.   Now, please press RETURN to move on. %end ern electric typewriter. But with an Apple, you have the power to shrink and stretch your electronic paper. In this final example you will do just that.... [Please press RETURN] %w  %r 14 "Who discovered the law of gravity? ">  %b 1 38 14 15 1 %s 0 Jwith this. Please press RETURN and we'll go through it step by step.  %w  %r 21 e You got it on the first try! Please press RETURN to move on.  %w  %r 13 e You are doing very well! So far, we have given you examples you could have corrected on a modto back up and erase the error. LEFT ARROW can't erase anything. %ec %@ 6 16 %w  %r 21 Hint: The cursor must be to the right of the letter "o" (the brick wall) so that DELETE can erase it. %w  %r 13 e  You seem to be having some trouble iet s 10 18 %r 18 Try correcting "Joliet" to read "Juliet". %c 4 Please press the DELETE key. The cursor will back up and delete the "&8" in slow motion. Use DELETE, not LEFT ARROW, to back up and erase errors.  Whoa! You're right in position for DELETE ou must be to the right of the error so that DELETE can erase it. 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Press RETURN to return to the menu.  %w  %end  and ask you to find the  first key....  %w  %r 13 e This is a picture of the Apple keyboard. Please find the key marked &-return&- on the keyboard and press it now. %r 22 e You can use the key marked &-esc&- if you have used this program before.  % show you a little of what this computer can do, but we'll need your help pressing some keys. (You're out there and we're locked up in here.) %w  It's quite easy, really. Just  get comfortable while we move  this keyboard up to the top of the  screenAn introduction to the Apple &1&2c Computer  Copyright 1984 Apple Computer, Inc. The Apple &1&2c Computer -- ...helps you at your business and educates and entertains you at home.  The Apple &1&2c works where you do.  %w  In the next few minutes, we'llre typing one letter at a time or repeating letters, your fingers can sometimes slip. This leads to the question...  [Press RETURN to see the question.] %end %r 13 e Go ahead and press a key with a letter on it. Practice repeating the letter by holding down the key. %@ 2 17 > %b 1 38 17 17 1 @ 4 17 %c 1 Please give it a try. %ec %c 2 Please press RETURN when you finish practicing. %ec %w %r 13 e Whether you'response; it's your turn now." %w %r 13 e One of the first things you'll notice when typing on the Apple keyboard is that you can make the keys automatically repeat if you leave your finger on the key. To try this next, please press RETURN. %w dard keyboard arrangement.  Please press RETURN when you've finished checking the switch setting.  %w %r 13 e So, you see, you type answers just as you would on a typewriter, and you press the RETURN key to tell the Apple "I'm finished typing my e s 3 Ss s 4 Ff %c 1 Please press the &6 key. %ec %c 2 You're finished typing, so press RETURN. %ec %w  %r 13 e  Please check the switch marked "KEYBOARD" (above the "3" key) to make sure it is in the up position.  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