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To Store Information in the Text Memory
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Enter the text.
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3. Enter the text name.
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Depress the TEXT key.
IN/EDIT/LIST ?
2.
Since you are entering information
into the
text memory:
Depress the "I" key.
TEXT=
AYOW
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Name the text as you wish, but do not exceed ten
(10) characters.
(For example,
"TEST 1'')
NN
Depress the RETURN
key.
The Display will show the symbol "{j" and the
number of characters you have available on the
writing line.
<60
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Begin typing your document.
"The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."
@The way the text is printed depends on the
typing mode:
In the "TPWR'"'
mode;
As you type, the characters are printed on the
paper with an automatic return.
In the "L/L"? or "'JUST'' mode;
As you type, the characters are shown on the
Display and each line will be printed after the
RETURN, PRINT or TAB key is depressed or
an AUTOMATIC
RETURN
is performed.
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When finished, depress the TEXT key again to
store the information and close the text.
© The carriage will move to the left margin when
the text is closed.
When entering text names, all characters will
appear in capital letters no matter how you type
them.
The minimum storage capacity of 47 bytes is
necessary to store a text (file).
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