Brother International GX 6750 User Guide - Page 15

Clearing, Setting, decimal

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BASIC TYPING 1) Move the carrier to the place you want to set a tab by using [SPACE BAR] or [BACKSPACE] . 2) Press the [ALT] + IT SET] (6) to set the tab. A maximum of 12 tabs can be set (decimal tabs included). 3) Repeat steps 1 and 2 to set each tab stop. • The right margin is considered a tab position. • To replace a decimal tab (a special tab used to align numbers) with a regular tab, first clear the decimal tab, then set a regular tab at the same position. • If you want to use a decimal tab as a regular tab temporarily, simply press [CORRECT] at the decimal tab position. This does not change the decimal tab into a regular tab, but allows you to use that decimal tab just like a regular tab once. • For more details on Decimal Tabs, see page 13. ••• Clearing tabs T CLR ALT 8 _ 1) Using [TAB], move the carrier to the tab stop you want to clear. This may be a regular tab or a decimal tab. rr 2) Press [ALT] + CLR) (8) to clear the tab. CAUTION : If you press [ALT] + IT CLR] (8) for more than half a second, all tabs will be deleted. A beep will sound three times. Setting decimal tabs (ALT DT SET When you want to print columns of numbers with their decimal points lined up, use the decimal tab set key. 1) To set a decimal tab, move the carrier to the place desired by using [BACKSPACE] or [SPACE BAR]. 2) Press [ALT] + [DT SET] (7) to set the decimal tab. 13

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BASIC
TYPING
1)
Move
the
carrier
to
the
place
you
want
to
set
a
tab
by
using
[SPACE
BAR]
or
[BACKSPACE]
.
2)
Press
the
[ALT]
+
IT
SET]
(6)
to
set
the
tab.
A
maximum
of
12
tabs
can
be
set
(decimal
tabs
included).
3)
Repeat
steps
1
and
2
to
set
each
tab
stop.
•
The
right
margin
is
considered
a
tab
position.
•
To
replace
a
decimal
tab
(a
special
tab
used
to
align
numbers)
with
a
regular
tab,
first
clear
the
decimal
tab,
then
set
a
regular
tab
at
the
same
position.
•
If
you
want
to
use
a
decimal
tab
as
a
regular
tab
temporarily,
simply
press
[CORRECT]
at
the
decimal
tab
position.
This
does
not
change
the
decimal
tab
into
a
regular
tab,
but
allows
you
to
use
that
decimal
tab
just
like
a
regular
tab
once.
•
For
more
details
on
Decimal
Tabs,
see
page
13.
•••
T
CLR
Clearing
tabs
ALT
8
_
1)
Using
[TAB],
move
the
carrier
to
the
tab
stop
you
want
to
clear.
This
may
be
a
regular
tab
or
a
decimal
tab.
2)
Press
[ALT]
+
rr
CLR)
(8)
to
clear
the
tab.
CAUTION
:
If
you
press
[ALT]
+
IT
CLR]
(8)
for
more
than
half
a
second,
all
tabs
will
be
deleted.
A
beep
will
sound
three
times.
Setting
decimal
tabs
(ALT
DT
SET
When
you
want
to
print
columns
of
numbers
with
their
decimal
points
lined
up,
use
the
decimal
tab
set
key.
1)
To
set
a
decimal
tab,
move
the
carrier
to
the
place
desired
by
using
[BACKSPACE]
or
[SPACE
BAR].
2)
Press
[ALT]
+
[DT
SET]
(7)
to
set
the
decimal
tab.
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