Brother International WP230B Owners Manual - English - Page 122

Subscripts, Superscripts, Accents, Special, Symbols

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• If CODE + EXPR is pressed when the carriage is on the left margin or on the left end, the typewriter beeps. • Pressing CODE + EXPR moves the cursor to the beginning of the line in the display mode. Subscripts and Superscripts CODE CODE r MENU ._'IN .. \st..P UP .., CrcANCEI:::\ DOWN., To type subscripts, press CODE + P UP. In the type mode, this moves the paper up 1/12 inch and in the UL mode moves the cursor to the lower portion of the line on the screen. All the characters you type from now on are printed lower than the previous characters. To cancel this function, press CODE + P DOWN. Superscripts are created similarly, except that you have to start with CODE + P DOWN and cancel with CODE + P UP. NOTES: • For the WP-2308 model, characters in subscript and superscript are displayed on the same line as normal characters in the UL mode. When you input a subscript or superscript or move the cursor to a subscript or superscript, however, only half of the cursor appears (lower-half for subscripts, and upper-half for superscripts). • If either CODE + P UP or CODE + P DOWN are pressed twice in a row in type mode, auto correction is turned off. If this is done in the L/L mode after the data has been entered, a beep sounds. Accents and Special Symbols ("Dead" Keys) The multilingual keyboard supports the characters with accent marks of such languages as French, German, and Spanish, as well as special symbols. 1. Turn the KB indicator to II (International) or III (Symbol) by pressing CODE + K (KB). (See Changing the Keyboard on page 107.) 2. Install the appropriate daisy wheel. (See Changing Daisy Wheel Cassette on page 303.) 3. Type the dead character. (See Character Keys on page 276.) 4. Type the base character. NOTE: In display mode, the dead character and the base character are displayed side by side (Example: "a). 110 Typewriting

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If
CODE
+
EXPR
is
pressed
when
the
carriage
is
on
the
left
margin
or
on
the
left
end,
the
typewriter
beeps.
Pressing
CODE
+
EXPR
moves
the
cursor
to
the
beginning
of
the
line
in
the
display
mode.
Subscripts
and
Superscripts
CODE
CODE
_
..
r
I
MENU
.
'N
\s
t..P
UP
..,
C
rc
ANCEI:
:::\
DOWN
.,
To
type
subscripts,
press
CODE
+
P
UP.
In
the
type
mode,
this
moves
the
paper
up
1/12
inch
and
in
the
UL
mode
moves
the
cursor
to
the
lower
portion
of
the
line
on
the
screen.
All
the
characters
you
type
from
now
on
are
printed
lower
than
the
previous
characters.
To
cancel
this
function,
press
CODE
+
P
DOWN.
Superscripts
are
created
similarly,
except
that
you
have
to
start
with
CODE
+
P
DOWN
and
cancel
with
CODE
+
P
UP.
NOTES:
For
the
WP
-2308
model,
characters
in
subscript
and
superscript
are
displayed
on
the
same
line
as
normal
characters
in
the
UL
mode.
When
you
input
a
subscript
or
superscript
or
move
the
cursor
to
a
subscript
or
superscript,
however,
only
half
of
the
cursor
appears
(lower
-half
for
subscripts,
and
upper
—half
for
superscripts).
If
either
CODE
+
P
UP
or
CODE
+
P
DOWN
are
pressed
twice
in
a
row
in
type
mode,
auto
correction
is
turned
off.
If
this
is
done
in
the
L/L
mode
after
the
data
has
been
entered,
a
beep
sounds.
Accents
and
Special
Symbols
("Dead"
Keys)
The
multilingual
keyboard
supports
the
characters
with
accent
marks
of
such
languages
as
French,
German,
and
Spanish,
as
well
as
special
symbols.
1.
Turn
the
KB
indicator
to
II
(International)
or
III
(Symbol)
by
pressing
CODE
+
K
(KB).
(See
Changing
the
Keyboard
on
page
107.)
2.
Install
the
appropriate
daisy
wheel.
(See
Changing
Daisy
Wheel
Cassette
on
page
303.)
3.
Type
the
dead
character.
(See
Character
Keys
on
page
276.)
4.
Type
the
base
character.
NOTE:
In
display
mode,
the
dead
character
and
the
base
character
are
displayed
side
by
side
(Example:
"a).
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Typewriting