Table of Contents
Advertisement
UNDERLINING TEXT
The 820-ll will underline any amount of text that you choose.
The underline
command works as a start/stop command, which means that you must tell the 820-11
where to start the underlining and where to stop it.
You can tell the 820-ll to
underline single words, sentences, paragraphs or whole pages. On the 820-11, only
printing characters are underlined.
The underlining will not show on the screen as underlining. All that you'll see is the
start and stop markers (S), as shown below.
'
This is the way'" Sunderlined AS text
will look on the screen.
When you print the file, the text will be underlined (as shown below) and the
start/stop markers will not print.
This is the way underlined text
will look when printed.
The underline command is shown as underscore on the Format (Non-display) Menu. It
has an asterisk
(*)
after it to indicate that it is a start/stop command. That is, the
first time you give the command it will start underlining, and the second time you
give the command it will stop underlining.
B:FILENAME PAGE 1 LINE 1 COL
~1
FORMAT (NONDISPLAY) MENU
RETURN
=
overprint line
BACKSP
required backsp
LF key
line feed
A
=
other pitch
B
=
bolding
*
I
C
stop printer here
I
D
double strike
*
I
F
use hex
2~
spoke
1
G = use hex 7F spoke
1
K
=
alternating headers
I
&:
trailers (on/off)
INSERT ON
Use HELP key from Main Menu
I
N
=
standard pitch
I
0
required space
I
S
underscore
*
1
T
superscript
*
I
V
subscript
*
I
*
start/stop
You may touch any key shown above. Touch SPACE
bar
to close the menu.
You can easily remove the underlining from text without erasing the text. Simply
delete the start and stop underline markers (the S). Be sure that you delete both the
markers.
If
you don't, underlining will print in the wrong place in your document.
TEXT TYPING FEATURES
11-3
Advertisement
Table of Contents
