Editing > Typing Mode #721
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- required because Typing Mode refers to the Status Bar
(required because Status Bar docs mentioned the GoTo... action)
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Per Forum discussion, needed to describe Insert vs Override mode on the Editing page.
closes #720
But describing that the Typing Mode is listed on the Status Bar made it clear that the manual needs a section in User Interface to describe the Status Bar.
The Typing Mode and Status Bar sections then made it obvious that the mention of
INS/DELin the Preferences > General > Status Bar > ☐ Hide was wrong, and the better Status Bar description now eliminates the need for the brief (incorrect) description in the Preferences -- so remove the bad description and link to the new section instead.And finally, the Status Bar description needed to mention Search > Go to..., which was never described in the Searching page.