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Chapter 2
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wish to begin entering
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each column's data. A
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line equal to the width
NEXT
of the table will be typed
beneath
the
headings,
N
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Forties
2,634
33.6
66.4
Fifties
2,245
29.5
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9 Type the data for each
eThe maximum
width of one coumn is equal to
14 characters. Consequently, if there are only a
small number of columns, the table will appear at
the center of the page without extending to the
10 Press the RETURN Key
or the TAB
Key. Data
for the first column will be
printed to the center of
margins.
@In each column, a maximum of 12 characters can be
printed. The number of characters is 2 characters
less than the column
width.
If this number
of
the column.
characters is exceeded, a buzzer will sound and
TAB
a
ee
further input will not be accepted.
D TAB
elf the margin is too small to print characters, a
buzzer will sound and the following message will
appear. And printout will be prevented. In this
case, select the number of columns again or reset
1 1 Repeat steps 9 and 10 and
the margin width.
:
type all of the data.
@Once the Auto Column function is performed, the
line spacing and pitch cannot be changed from the
1 2 Once all of the data has
AUTO
COLUMN
been
typed,
press
the
AUTO COLUMN Key. A
line indicating the end of
the table will be typed,
and the following message
will appear.
current settings.
©The Paragraph Indent Mode is canceled on the
Auto Column Mode.
©The Spell Verify function can be performed on the
Auto Column Mode. Misspelled words will not
printed even if the RETURN Key is pressed. To
print the word itself, press the RETURN Key again.
elf spaces are typed until the buzzer sounds after
typing the data (""Twenties", "Thirties", etc. on the
above
Example),
left flush will be performed
instead of centering.
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