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THE INSERT KEYINST stands for "insert" which means "put in."When you hold down SHIFT and press INST, the computer sticks in a space to the left ofthe cursor, then moves the cursor onto it. Try this:20 PRINT "WHICH UP?"Now use the CRSR arrows to move the cursor onto the U. Then press the SHIFT INSTkeys four times. Then type WAY.INST is the opposite of DEL. After you have inserted a space, you may type a letterinto it.If you hold down the SHIFT and INST keys, the cursor whizzes along, inserting a lotof spaces.THE INSERT KEY GOES CRAZYAfter inserting spaces in a line, you may type letters, numbers, punctuation and graphicsinto the spaces and they will appear on the screen OK. But if you press the CRSR, CLR,HOME, DEL or color keys, you will see funny characters on the screen.52