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Chapter 7 WORD PROCESSOR First, place your typewriter in the word processor mode by pressing the TW/WP key. A selection menu will now appear on the display, consisting of the following 5 items: Ad PRESS 1 TO 5 FOR SELECTION 1:CREATE-P 2:CREATE-N 3:EDIT 4:PRINT 5:DELETE Starting a file There are two ways to create a new file: 1. CREATE-P: "Create and Print" for the creation of a file to be stored in memory and printed in the line by line mode. This allows you to make changes only one line at a time in the text. 2. CREATE-N: "Create and No-print" for the creation of a file to be stored in memory for later printing. This mode is the same as the edit mode that you can make changes anywhere in the text. Changing a file 3. EDIT: To edit your stored files to be changed to fit your present purpose. In this mode you can add, delete, move, and copy to a file already stored in memory. Printing a file 4. PRINT: To print a file stored in memory. While printing a file, you can still change a word, add or skip text by pressing the CODE + S CODE keys during file preparation (printing is automatically interrupted at their position), or the CODE + STEP keys to stop printing temporarily. Deleting a file 5. DELETE: To delete a file stored in memory. Status line In the word processor mode, the status line is not constantly displayed, so press the CODE + STATUS keys to display the current set up of your typewriter. Notes: 1. You can store up to 63 files including the text and phrase files in the memory. 2. A maximum capacity of each file is 15 Kbytes. 54 CEA

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Chapter
7
WORD
PROCESSOR
First,
place
your
typewriter
in
the
word
processor
mode
by
pressing
the
TW/WP
key.
A
selection
menu
will
now
appear
on
the
display,
consisting
of
the
following
5
items:
Ad
PRESS
1
TO
5
FOR
SELECTION
1:CREATE-P
2:CREATE-N
3:EDIT
4:PRINT
5:DELETE
Starting
a
file
There
are
two
ways
to
create
a
new
file:
1.
CREATE
-P:
"Create
and
Print"
for
the
creation
of
a
file
to
be
stored
in
memory
and
printed
in
the
line
by
line
mode.
This
allows
you
to
make
changes
only
one
line
at
a
time
in
the
text.
2.
CREATE
-N:
"Create
and
No
-print"
for
the
creation
of
a
file
to
be
stored
in
memory
for
later
printing.
This
mode
is
the
same
as
the
edit
mode
that you
can
make
changes
anywhere
in
the
text.
Changing
a
file
3.
EDIT:
To
edit
your
stored
files
to
be
changed
to
fit
your
present
purpose.
In
this
mode
you
can
add,
delete,
move,
and
copy
to
a
file
already
stored
in
memory.
Printing
a
file
4.
PRINT:
To
print
a
file
stored
in
memory.
While
printing
a
file,
you
can
still
change
a
word,
add
or
skip
text
by
pressing
the
CODE
+
S
CODE
keys
during
file
preparation
(printing
is
automatically
interrupted
at
their
position),
or
the
CODE
+
STEP
keys
to
stop
printing
temporarily.
Deleting
a
file
5.
DELETE:
To
delete
a
file
stored
in
memory.
Status
line
In
the
word
processor
mode,
the status
line
is
not
constantly
displayed,
so
press
the
CODE
+
STATUS
keys
to
display
the
current
set
up
of
your
typewriter.
Notes:
1.
You
can
store
up
to
63
files
including
the
text
and
phrase
files
in
the
memory.
2.
A
maximum
capacity
of
each
file
is
15
Kbytes.
54
CEA