Entering content frameProcedure documentation Inserting Text Locate the document in its SAP Library structure

Prerequisites

To toggle in the line editor between overwrite and insert mode, use the Insert key on your keyboard. In insert mode, you can type text anywhere into your document.

In the line editor, however, you can insert text by directly typing it in only up to the end of the current line in the text entry area.

To insert more text than will fit in the current line, you can switch the line editor into a special insertion mode. In this insertion mode, you can type text into your document just as in normal text entry mode (for more information, see Entering Text).

Procedure

  1. Position the cursor at the place where you want to insert text.
  2. Start the special insertion mode by choosing Insert.

    3. SAPscript opens several new lines at the cursor position for inserting your text. The end of the insertion window is shown by two periods in the format tag column.

  3. Enter the new text.

    4. If you run out of space while entering your new text, choose Format. SAPscript fills the text that you have entered and opens up additional lines for inserting more text.

    SAPscript also adds more insert lines if you create a new paragraph in the inserted text with the ENTER key.

  4. End the insertion procedure with End insertion, Back, or Cancel.

SAPscript deletes any unused insert lines, removes the two periods from the format tag column, and leaves the cursor at the end of the newly inserted text.

 

 

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