Yes. There are both SMS, WiFI and Infrared (IR) devices specifically designed for text messaging only.
IR Devices require compatible recipients, so your friends would need to have a device specifically designed to work with your device. Also, many of them require that the devices be close together, so it might work across a classroom.. but not across the street.
There are also SMS text devices that work with a cell phone account, and Wifi versions that require internet access.
When you relate something that happens in your text to something that happened to you.
I think text only is where you can only text that is it nothing else!
its when you compare something in a book (text) to something in the world, something from your memories, or something from another book. the 3 text connections are: 1) text to text (comparing to a book) 2) text to self (comparing to a memory of yourself or family, friends, etc. 3) text to world ( comparing to things that has happened in the world)
text to self means comparing a book or other text to life experience, text to world means comparing something in the world to something in a book or text.
This will only happen if there is something in the next cell. If the next cell is empty the text in the cell will seem to spill into it. If there is something in that cell, then you will only see text in the first cell up to the width of that cell. The full text is still contained within the cell, so it is not lost. To see it in full, you would widen out the column that the cell is in.
If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.If something is truncated, then it has been cut short, so you cannot see it all. If you have text typed into a cell that is too wide to fit and there is something in the cell beside it, the text will appear to be truncated, so you will only see the text that does fit in the cell. The other text is not lost, just not visible. There is also a TRUNC function for truncating digits off a number. You can specify how many digits to show.=TRUNC(100.7562,2)This will show 100.75 as it is only showing two decimal places and ignores all after that.
No. It is purely a text editor so it can only deal with text. You would need something like Microsoft Word if you want to have text and photographs in the one document.
It just rearrange all the text in paragraphs and makes it better for reading If you write something without word warp on the whole text will be written in one line only. It basically just wraps the text and shows it in paragraphs
Text-to-self means to relate to something that has happen to you. I just learned text to self in Language arts it means is there anything that relates to you in the story your reading
It just rearrange all the text in paragraphs and makes it better for reading If you write something without word warp on the whole text will be written in one line only. It basically just wraps the text and shows it in paragraphs
Maybe she thinks you're ugly. Or something like that. But now that I think of it, probably not. Maybe you're just so awesome or something and is so nervous to see you she is panicking and only texting.
When you can relate to something from another book or possibly movie.