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Page Format Memory This function allows you to create up to five page formats and retain them for future use by specifying format values and storing them to memory. The format values that may be written to memory include the maximum of 30 settings in one page for the carrier positions. Storing a page format in memory A page format is stored to memory by pressing the CODE + PAGE keys to call out the number of the page format you desire to change. The P INS key may then be used to insert a piece of paper into your typewriter. Now move the carrier to the positions on the page you wish to insert into the page format memory, pressing the PF SET key at each up to 30 settings. That value will be stored to memory. Up to five page formats may be stored. Calling a page format from memory Holding down the CODE key and pressing the PAGE key will change the current format setting to the next setting in numerical order. The new page format number will appear in the display. -FORMAT1W/WP PAGE LINE PITCH LINE KB IMPACT 4TWP 2 1 10 1 STD M 4 Utilizing a called out page format Once a page format has been called from memory by pressing the CODE + PAGE keys, use the P INS key to insert a piece of paper. The PAGE key may now be used to move the carrier from one set position on the page to the next automatically. If you press the PAGE key, while the carrier is positioned as shown, the carrier will move to the PF 3. Type the appropriate information at each of the stop position. PF 1 V PF 3 V PF 2 V PF 4 V Carrier A 47 CEA

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Page
Format
Memory
This
function
allows
you
to
create
up
to
five
page
formats
and
retain
them
for
future
use
by
specifying
format
values
and
storing
them
to
memory.
The
format
values
that
may
be
written
to
memory
include
the
maximum
of
30
settings
in
one
page
for
the
carrier
positions.
Storing
a
page
format
in
memory
A
page
format
is
stored
to
memory
by
pressing
the
CODE
+
PAGE
keys
to
call
out
the
number
of
the
page
format
you
desire
to
change.
The
P
INS
key
may
then
be
used
to
insert
a
piece
of
paper
into
your
typewriter.
Now
move
the
carrier
to
the
positions
on
the
page
you
wish
to
insert
into
the
page
format
memory,
pressing
the
PF
SET
key
at
each
up
to
30
settings.
That
value
will
be
stored
to
memory.
Up
to
five
page
formats
may
be
stored.
Calling
a
page
format
from
memory
Holding
down
the
CODE
key
and
pressing
the
PAGE
key
will
change
the
current
format
setting
to
the
next
setting
in
numerical
order.
The
new
page
format
number
will
appear
in
the
display.
1W/WP
-FORMAT-
PAGE
LINE
PITCH
LINE
KB
IMPACT
4TWP
2
1
10
1
STD
M
4
Utilizing
a
called
out
page
format
Once
a
page
format
has
been
called
from
memory
by
pressing
the
CODE
+
PAGE
keys,
use
the
P
INS
key
to
insert
a
piece
of
paper.
The
PAGE
key
may
now
be
used
to
move
the
carrier
from
one
set
position
on
the
page
to
the
next
automatically.
If
you
press
the
PAGE
key,
while
the
carrier
is
posi-
tioned
as
shown,
the
carrier
will
move
to
the
PF
3.
Type
the
appropriate
information
at
each
of
the
stop
position.
PF
1
V
PF
2
Carrier
V
A
PF
3
PF
4
V
V
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CEA