Brother International EM550 Owners Manual - English - Page 26

Setting, Spacing

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The symbol keyboard arrangement is shown below. 1! x V 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 A e T a 0 p Tr V z a A 11 a t K U II OC 00 a a p Note: Be sure that the proper daisy wheel is used for the keyboard selected. For instance, when using INTL, an international cassette daisy wheel should be inserted, and the symbol cassette daisy wheel for SMBL. Dead keys The dead keys are the accent marks that may be placed over typed characters. The carrier does not move when a dead key is typed, and, when typed in the underline mode, the typed mark will not be underlined. (For American typewriter, accents can be typed only if you select the INTL or SMBL keyboard and use with an optional cassette daisy wheel.) Extra keys The extra characters that are printed in green on the bottom half of the U-Z keys are typed with holding down the CODE key and pressing the U-Z keys. Setting the Line Spacing This typewriter offers you three choices of line spacing: single line spacing, one and a half line spacing and double line spacing. Select the desired line spacing by pressing the LINE key. Each time the LINE key is pressed, the line spacing will change to the next setting in 1, 1-1/2, 2 order, and the selected line spacing will be indicated in the display. 1 1-1/2 2 Single line spacing places 1/6 inch of space between lines. One and a half line spacing places 1/4 inch of space between lines. Double line spacing places 1/3 inch of space between lines. 1 Three Choices of Line Spacing 1 1/2 Three Choices of Line Spacing 2 Three Choices of Line Spacing 1 ...---- 18 CEA

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The
symbol
keyboard
arrangement
is
shown
below.
1!
x
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
V
0
Dead
keys
Extra
keys
A
e
a
T
0
p
Tr
V
a
z
A
11
t
a
K
U
II
OC
00
a
a
p
Note:
Be
sure
that
the
proper
daisy
wheel
is
used
for
the
keyboard
selected.
For
instance,
when
using
INTL,
an
international
cassette
daisy
wheel
should
be
inserted,
and
the
symbol
cassette
daisy
wheel
for
SMBL.
The
dead
keys
are
the
accent
marks
that
may
be
placed
over
typed
characters.
The
carrier
does
not
move
when
a
dead
key
is
typed,
and,
when
typed
in
the
underline
mode,
the
typed
mark
will
not
be
underlined.
(For
American
typewriter,
accents
can
be
typed
only
if
you
select
the
INTL
or
SMBL
keyboard
and
use
with
an
optional
cassette
daisy
wheel.)
The
extra
characters
that
are
printed
in
green
on
the
bottom
half
of
the
U
-Z
keys
are
typed
with
holding
down
the
CODE
key
and
pressing
the
U
—Z
keys.
Setting
the
Line
Spacing
This
typewriter
offers
you
three
choices
of
line
spacing:
single
line
spacing,
one
and
a
half
line
spacing
and
double
li
ne
spacing.
Select
the
desired
li
ne
spacing
by
pressing
the
LINE
key.
Each
time
the
LINE
key
is
pressed,
the
line
spacing
will
change
to
the
next
setting
in
1,
1-1/2,
2
order,
and
the
selected
line
spacing
will
be
indicated
in
the
display.
1
Single
line
spacing
places
1/6
inch
of
space
between
lines.
1-1/2
One
and
a
half
line
spacing
places
1/4
inch
of
space
between
lines.
2
Double
line
spacing
places
1/3
inch
of
space
between
lines.
1
Three
Choices
of
Line
Spacing
18
1
1/2
Three
Choices
of
Line
Spacing
2
Three
Choices
of
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Line
Spacing
1
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