Brother International PDP350CJ Owner's Manual - English - Page 321

Changing Text Style and Format, To change character attributes, To change the font from the tool bar

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Changing Text Style and Format You have many options for creating attractive, easy-to-read text that conveys your ideas visually. You can change the appearance of the characters you use, as well as the alignment and spacing of lines in a paragraph. Indentations and hanging indents allow you to offset text and numbered lists. How a character looks on the screen and when it is printed is determined by its font, size, style, and other attributes. You can change the appearance of your document by changing the way text appears. You can apply character attributes in two ways: S You can select the text that you want to change; then choose the attribute you want. S You can choose the attributes you want; then type new text. The Typewriter applies the current attribute settings to any text you type. Bold Italic Underline Strike Thru Superscript Subscript Boxed Button "To change character attributes: 1. Select the text you want to change. 2. Pull down the Character menu. Three submenus appear. S Font. Choose from among seven fonts: Occidental, Ping Pong, Shattuck Avenue, URW Mono, URW Roman, URW Sans, and URW SymbolPS. If you would like to see the fonts before you decide, select Font Viewer. A sample of all available fonts can be seen from this dialog box. Click on Apply to apply your changes to the highlighted text. The URW Mono font is most like a typewriter font. It is monospaced; every character uses the same amount of space. The other fonts are proportionally spaced; the space taken by a character is relative to the character's width. In other words, an i" uses less space than a w." S Size. Select the size of the characters. You can choose any size from 4 to 12 with the Custom Point Size dialog box. The standard choices are 9, 10, and 12 point. S Style. Select the type style: Bold, Italic, Underline, Strike Thru, Superscript, Subscript, Boxed, and Button. S Color (for Ensemble color models only). When you select either Boxed or Button style, you must use single spacing. Using anything other than single spacing yields unacceptable results. "To change the font from the tool bar: 1. Select the text you want to change. 2. Click on Fonts on the tool bar. A dropĆdown menu of fonts appears. 3. Select the font. The highlighted text appears in the font you selected. Typewriter 301

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Typewriter
301
Changing Text Style and Format
You have many options for creating attractive, easy-to-read text that
conveys your ideas visually. You can change the appearance of the
characters you use, as well as the alignment and spacing of lines in a
paragraph. Indentations and hanging indents allow you to offset text and
numbered lists.
How a character looks on the screen and when it is printed is determined
by its font, size, style, and other
attributes
. You can change the
appearance of your document by changing the way text appears. You can
apply character attributes in two ways:
S
You can select the text that you want to change; then choose the
attribute you want.
S
You can choose the attributes you want; then type new text. The
Typewriter applies the current attribute settings to any text you
type.
"
To change character attributes:
1. Select the text you want to change.
2. Pull down the Character menu.
Three submenus appear.
S
Font.
Choose from among seven fonts: Occidental, Ping Pong,
ShattuckAvenue, URW Mono, URW Roman, URW Sans, and URW
SymbolPS. If you would like to see the fonts before you decide,
select Font Viewer.
A sample of all available fonts can be seen from
this dialog box. Click on Apply to apply your changes to the
highlighted text.
The
URW
Mono
font
is
most
like
a
typewriter
font.
It
is
monospaced
; every character uses the same amount of space.
The other fonts are
proportionally spaced
; the space taken by a
character is relative to the character's width. In other words, an ±i"
uses less space than a ±w."
S
Size.
Select the size of the characters.
You can choose any size
from 4 to 12 with the Custom Point Size dialog box. The standard
choices are 9, 10, and 12 point.
S
Style
. Select the type style: Bold, Italic, Underline, Strike Thru,
Superscript, Subscript, Boxed, and Button.
S
Color
(for Ensemble color models only).
"
To change the font from the tool bar:
1. Select the text you want to change.
2. Click on Fonts on the tool bar.
A dropĆdown menu of fonts appears.
3. Select the font.
The highlighted text appears in the font you selected.
Bold
Italic
Underline
Strike Thru
Superscript
Subscript
Boxed
Button
When you select either Boxed or
Button style, you must use single
spacing. Using anything other
than single spacing yields
unacceptable results.