Erase Word

  Erases all of the current word or all of the next word, depending on
  your cursor position.

  Example:

    The following shows the effects of the Erase Word key with different
    cursor positions on a line:

       LSE stands for Language-Sensitive Editor.
           | |       |                          |
           (1)      (2)                        (3)

    (1)  If you are on a word, deletes all of that word.  In this case,
         deletes "stands" and the trailing spaces.

    (2)  Between words, deletes the next word.  In this case,
         deletes "Language-Sensitive" and the trailing spaces.

    (3)  At the end of a line, deletes the carriage return;
         the next line (if any) moves up.

  To reinsert what you erased, use the Undelete Word key.

  Command Equivalent:

          ERASE WORD/NEXT

  Related Topics:

          ERASE LINE
 	 UNERASE WORD