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MEMORY FUNCTIONS
This function allows you to type quickly and efficiently by
letting
you store frequently used phrases, long words, and
correspondence,
all of which you can later edit and print immediately. You can also create format files containing
margin and
tab
information.
The typewriter's memory stores 16,000
characters that
can be divided into a maximum
of 50
files. The contents of the
files in memory are maintained by a back-up battery for
about
five years, even when you turn off the typewriter.
You can create three types of files with this typewriter:
1) Text files ------------------for storing correspondence,
etc.
(including tabs and margins)
2)
Phrase files
---------------for
storing frequently used phrases and words
3) Format files --------------- For storing line formats (margin
and
tab information only)
Select the appropriate file according to your requirements.
CREATING A
TEXT FILE
There are three ways to create a text
file:
<Display mode>
You create a text file
line
by
line
using the margin
settings, in
the
same way as you would
type on
paper.
Characters
appear on the display as you type. When a line is
compfeted,
the
line is stored in memory, but nothing is printed on the
paper.
<Print
mode>
You create a text file line by line using the margin
settings,
in the
same way as
you would
type
on
paper. Characters
appear
on the display as you type. When a line
is compreted
,
the
line is stored in memory and
printed
on
paper.
In
both
the Display mode and Print
mode,
a column counter appears on the
right side of the
display
indicating the
remaining number
of spaces
to
the
right margin.
<Edit
mode>
You create a text file as one continuous
line of text. Characters appear on the display continuously through to the end of
the
file,
without changing
the line. You can scroll to any point in the file to make
changes,
corrections, or to simply review
the text.
Creating a text file in the
Display
mode
or
Print mode
■
1)
Press
the Mode
key
until
a
"T
"
appears
above
"STORE"
on the display. The message
'NAME OF FILE?" appears.
Type the file name (five
letters/numbers),
then
press
the
Return
key.
2)
The message
"Text/Phra/Form?
apoears
on
the
display.
Press the
"T"
key to
select a text
Re.
The
paper advances
one line and the
carriage returns
to
me left
margin.
The
message
"Display/Print/Edit?"
appears
on
the
display.
3) Press
the "D"
key
to choose
tr,e
Display
mode, or
press
the
"P"
key
to choose
the
Print mode.
The
display is cleared
and the column
counter apoea'S
on the
right side
of the
display. The automatic
retu'l'l 'vicnon
is
automatically
activated.
Set or clear any
marg\lls
and .aos as
required
for your
document.
4)
Type
the
text. Characters appear
on the
display as you
type.
When a line is
completed. the
line is
stored in
memory and disappears from
the display.
In
the Print
mode,
the
line is
printed onto
the
paper at this
time
.
.-
Correct
errors while the line of text appears
on the
display,
since you cannot
scroll
back
after
the line
is
stored
and
disappears
from
the display
.
.A.
1) Press the Mode key
to
exit the
Store mode. The
typewriter
returns to the
NP mode.
2) You
can
exit
the STORE mode by
pressing the Mode
key
at any time.
NAME
OF FILE ?
!'.
STORE
(
type file name
Text
/
Phra
/
Form
?
!'.
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cp
Display
/
Print/ Edit ?
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or
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