Brother International EM550 Owners Manual - English - Page 75

Right, margin, flush, codes

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Right margin flush In the CREATE-P mode Pressing the CODE + RMF keys will cause the status display to appear and the carrier to move to the right margin. The cursor will move to the left of the lower line of the display. Type your text, the status display will disappear. Now when the TAB or RETURN keys are pressed, the line will be printed, and on the display a right margin flush symbol ( A ) will precede the line. (This is exactly the same as the centering operation.) In the CREATE-N and EDIT modes Press the CODE + RMF keys and a right margin flush symbol will appear to the left of the cursor and your typewriter will await input. Note: If the format is changed, it may become impossible to print all the right margin flushed text on one line. If this occurs, only the text fitting on the line will be printed and a carrier return will take place. The remaining text will be printed on the following line. Stop codes This function comes in handy when you need to type a similar document with minor changes more than once. It allows you to command your typewriter to stop printing at a particular point so that the changes, such as names, addresses or other variable information may be entered. In the CREATE-P mode Pressing the CODE + S CODE keys at the point where the stop code is desired will cause "STOP CODE" to appear on the display and the cursor to move to the left end of the lower line. IISTOP CODE 4 When input is resumed, the display will disappear and the stop code symbol will appear in the text after a carrier return. Dear 4 In the CREATE-N and EDIT modes Press the CODE + S CODE keys and a stop code symbol will appear to the left of the cursor. 67 CEA

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Right
margin
flush
In
the
CREATE
-P
mode
Pressing
the
CODE
+
RMF
keys
will
cause
the
status
display
to
appear
and
the
carrier
to
move
to
the
right
margin.
The
cursor
will
move
to
the
left
of
the
lower
line
of
the
display.
Type
your
text,
the
status
display
will
disappear.
Now
when
the
TAB
or
RETURN
keys
are
pressed,
the
line
will
be
printed,
and
on
the
display
a
right
margin
fl
ush
symbol
(
A
)
will
precede
the
li
ne.
(This is
exactly
the
same
as
the
centering
operation.)
In
the
CREATE
-N
and
EDIT
modes
Press
the
CODE
+
RMF
keys
and
a
right
margin
fl
ush
symbol
will
appear
to
the
left
of
the
cursor
and
your
typewriter
will
await
input.
Note:
If
the
format
is
changed,
it
may
become
impossible
to
print
all
the
right
margin
fl
ushed
text
on
one
line.
If
this
occurs,
only
the
text
fi
tting
on
the
line
will
be
printed
and
a
carrier
return
will
take
place.
The
remaining
text
will
be
printed
on
the
following
line.
Stop
codes
This
function
comes
in
handy
when
you
need
to
type
a
similar
document
with
minor
changes
more
than
once.
It
allows
you
to
command
your
typewriter
to
stop
printing
at
a
particular
point
so
that
the
changes,
such
as
names,
addresses
or
other
variable
information
may
be
entered.
In
the
CREATE
-P
mode
Pressing
the
CODE
+
S
CODE
keys
at
the
point
where
the
stop
code
is
desired
will
cause
"STOP
CODE"
to
appear
on
the
display
and
the
cursor
to
move
to
the
left
end
of
the
lower
line.
IISTOP
CODE
4
When
input
is
resumed,
the
display
will
disappear
and
the
stop
code
symbol
will
appear
in
the
text
after
a
carrier
return.
Dear
4
In
the
CREATE
-N
and
EDIT
modes
Press
the
CODE
+
S
CODE
keys
and
a
stop
code
symbol
will
appear
to
the
left
of
the
cursor.
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CEA