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DELETE
OK?
Y/N
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and repeat
the procedure.
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To
delete additional
memos,
press
Example: To delete the present for Jill.
Deleting Unwanted Note Memos
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ENTER
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I
ENTER
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Move
the blinking cursor to the first letter of
"ROBE"
by pressing~-
Then make the
change by keying in
The
display asks you to
verify
that you want to delete the memo. Indicate
"yes"
by
pressing
Locate the free memo for Jill's present using the search function explained
earlier.
Now
delete the memo by pressing
Slide
the operation mode switch to MEMO/WRITE.
To
conserve memory
space,
be sure to delete old memos once they are no
longer needed. You can do this two different ways- a memo at a
time, or
all the
memos at once.
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CHAPTER
6
NOTE MEMO MODE
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G A AM p ~A
0 B E
Slide the operation mode switch to
MEMO/WRITE. Then locate the entry for
Gramps using the search method given
above.
Correcting Note Memos
Example:
To change the present
for
Gramps to a hammer.
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Press
Example: To
search the present
for
Nancy
The other i
t ems
can be checked
the same way.
The other way is to search input
data
directly.
as many times as you
need.
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or
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Then search for
the
memo on
Jil
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'
s
present
by
pressing
Slide the operation mode switch to MEMO/READ.
Reading Note Memos
Example:
To look up the present for Jill.
When
needed,
you can insert a new memo within existing
entries.
Simply recall
an entry from the memory using the search procedure. With it showing on the
display,
key in the entry you wish to insert. When you press
I
ENTER
I,
the new
memo is placed in front of the one previously shown on the display. When you
want to add new data after the last
existi
n g entry,
press~
key and input the
new
data.
CHAPTER
6
NOTE MEMO MODE
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