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Pitch

Relative

Amount

of

Backspace

10

(PICA)

1/6

of

a

character

12

(ELITE)

1/5

of

a

character

15

(MICRON)

1/4

of

a

character

NOTES:

•

If

CODE

+

BS

1

is

pressed

when

the

carriage

is

on

the

left

margin

or

on

the

left

end,

the

typewriter

beeps.

Pressing

CODE

+

M

REL

allows

the

carriage

to

go

beyond

the

left

margin.

•

When

the

text

is

displayed

(centering,

right

margin

flush,

decimal

tab

or

UL

mode)

you

can

press

CODE

+

BS

1

to

superimpose

characters,

(See

Permanent

Backspace

next)

Permanent

Backspace

CODE

16\

•

BACKSPACE

J)

I

You

can

use

permanent

backspace

to

print

superimposed

characters

in

the

display

mode

(centering,

right

margin

flush,

decimal

tab,

and

UL

mode).

For

example,

0

and

/

are

used

to

produce

a

"strike

-over"

zero

(0),

or

Y

and

=

to

produce

a

Japanese

Yen

currency

symbol

(¥).

1.

To

type

a

¥,

first

type

a

Y.

2.

Press

CODE

+

BS1.

The

cursor

moves

one

space

to

the

left.

3.

Type

the

=

character

which

is

to

be

superimposed.

The

Y

base

character,

a

permanent

backspace

symbol

<-

,

and

the

=

character

to

be

superimposed

are

displayed

side

by

side.

NOTE:

In

type

mode,

you

do

not

need

to

press

CODE.

Pressing

BACKSPACE

alone

moves

the

carriage

back

to

the

last

character

allowing

you

to

superimpose

another

character.

Express

Backspace

CODE

EXPR

Pressing

CODE

+

EXPR

moves

the

carriage

to

the

left

margin.

If

you

press

CODE

+

M

REL,

the

carriage

moves

all

the

way

to

the

left

end.

NOTES:

•

When

you

have

a

paragraph

indent

and

the

carriage

is

located

at

its

right,

pressing

CODE

+

EXPR

once

moves

the

carriage

to

the

paragraph

indent;

pressing

the

same

keys

again

moves

the

carriage

to

the

left

margin.

Typewriting

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