Atari XL manual Inserting and Deleting Text, Delete ord, ine, entence, aragraph?

The Last Word 3.0 Reference Manual

<CTRL+ESCAPE>	Allow subsequent control key to be entered as normal text (same
	as pressing <ESCAPE> in the normal Atari screen editor. Also
	de-selects a marked block of text.
<SHIFT+ESCAPE>	Alternative to <CTRL+ESCAPE>.
<CTRL+W>	Turn word-wrap on and off. Saved in config file.
<SHIFT+CTRL+W>	Set screen editing width. Using this command, you can select the
	display mode (40 or 80 characters), and type the number of
	characters per line you want - anything from 5 to 240. If the line
	length becomes longer than the physical width of the screen, the
	screen will become a horizontal as well as a vertical window onto
	your text. Setting the editor line length to the same length as
	printed lines means you can set tables out almost exactly as they
	will print. You can skip setting the number of columns by just
	pressing <Return>, and the value will be set to match the
	physical width of the screen. The screen mode is saved in the
	config file.

2.3 INSERTING AND DELETING TEXT

The following commands allow simple insertion and deletion of text:

<DELETE>	Delete character to left of cursor
<CTRL+INSERT>	Insert a space at the cursor
<TAB>	Insert spaces to next tab stop (if in Insert Mode)
<CTRL+DELETE>	Delete character to right of cursor
<SHIFT+DELETE>	Displays the prompt:
	Delete ord, ine, entence, aragraph?
	Respond by pressing the highlighted letter, or <ESCAPE> to
	cancel. Pressing <RETURN> defaults to DELETE LINE.
	Deleted text will fill up the paste buffer from the beginning.
	Paste the text back into the main buffer with <CTRL+P> or
	<SHIFT+INSERT>.
<SHIFT+INSERT>	Insert previously deleted text
<CTRL+P>	Paste, or insert previously deleted text (same as above)
<CTRL+CLEAR>	Erase all text
<SHIFT+CLEAR>	Erase all text (same as above)

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