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wish. Remember that all of the text may not be available if there is notenough room in the copy buffer for all of it. See the section on the Copycommand later in this chapter for more information.IRemember: If you have mistakenly rejected the insertion by pressingESC, you can still recover the text using the Copy Buffer command.The maximum size of a file that you can edit using the 64K Pascal system is17,920 characters, or 35 disk blocks. The maximum size of a file that youcan edit using the 128K Pascal system is 32,256 characters, or 63 diskblocks. When your file can hold only about 1000 more characters, you willreceive this warning as you begin entering more text:ERROR: Please finish up the insertion.Please press to continue.When you respond by pressing the SPACE bar, the Insert prompt line willstill be at the top of the screen. You can continue your insertion, but youhave been warned that your file is almost full. You should start a new fileright away or split the present file into two parts. If you continue inserting,you will eventually receive this more urgent message, when your file hasexceeded the amount of text it can hold:ERROR: Buffer overflow!!!!Please press to continue.The Editor accepts your insertion, and any further attempts to insert textcause this message:ERROR: No room to insert. Please press to continue.The Edit prompt line reappears on the top of the screen, and you are notable to add any more text to your file.Text FormatsText formats are primarily determined by the settings of two options in theEnvironment: Auto-indent and Filling. (See "Set Environment" in thesection on the Set command, later in this chapter). There are two standardways that text can be formatted as you insert it: programming mode anddocument mode. Programming mode consists of setting Auto-indent to Trueand Filling to False. Document mode consists of setting Auto-indent to FalseThe Editor CommandsII-97