Brother International WP230B Owners Manual - English - Page 142

Setting, System, Application

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Starting Spell Checker GRAMMAR (TW Application) STYLE CTRAMF 0014CAM:AkitIlEd . USER DICTIONARY /4AINTENANCE USER DICTIONARY LOAD USER DICTIONARY SAVE EDIT THESAURUS TYPE THESAURUS_ If you are working in WP, refer to Starting Spell Checker on page 127. The only differences between the One Word procedure and the All procedure are: 1) place the cursor at the location where you are going to type, and 2) when the option menu ALL ONE WORD appears, select ONE WORD. Spell Checker is started. If you are working with the TW application, proceed as follows: 1. Press MENU to display the function menu. 2. Type G to select GRAMMAR. 3. Type G to select GRAMMAR CHECK. • Short cut: Instead of steps (1), (2), and (3), press CODE + FILE. Once Spell Checker is started, the GR indicator appears on the screen. The words you type are checked for spelling or redundancy. If an error is found, the system interrupts your typing and displays menu options. In type mode, when you select a suggested word, or when you retype a replacement word, the old word is erased, and the word processor prints the replacement word. NOTES: • In the TW application, when you move the carriage or the cursor over existing text, the word processor detects errors even if spell checker was started after typing that text. (This feature is limited to the current line). • To disable Spell Checker, press CODE + FILE. Setting the System (WP Application) In the WP application, the word processor can check for punctuation errors in addition to spelling mistakes and redundancies. See Punctuation Alert (WP Application Only) on page 137. Before you check existing text (ALL option), you can turn the Spell Checker or the Punctuation Alert on or off as described on the next page. 130 Grammar Check

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Starting
Spell
Checker
GRAMMAR
(TW
Application)
STYLE
CTRAMF
0014CAM:AkitIlEd
.
USER
DICTIONARY
/4AINTENANCE
USER
DICTIONARY
LOAD
USER
DICTIONARY
SAVE
EDIT
THESAURUS
TYPE
THESAURUS_
If
you
are
working
in
WP,
refer
to
Starting
Spell
Checker
on
page
127.
The
only
differences
between
the
One
Word
procedure
and
the
All
procedure
are:
1)
place
the
cursor
at
the
location
where
you
are
going
to
type,
and
2)
when
the
option
menu
ALL
ONE
WORD
appears,
select
ONE
WORD.
Spell
Checker
is
started.
If
you
are
working
with
the
TW
application,
proceed
as
follows:
1.
Press
MENU
to
display
the
function
menu.
2.
Type
G
to
select
GRAMMAR.
3.
Type
G
to
select
GRAMMAR
CHECK.
Short
cut:
Instead
of
steps
(1),
(2),
and
(3),
press
CODE
+
FILE.
Once
Spell
Checker
is
started,
the
GR
indicator
appears
on
the
screen.
The
words
you
type
are
checked
for
spelling
or
redundancy.
If
an
error
is
found,
the
system
interrupts
your
typing
and
displays
menu
options.
In
type
mode,
when
you
select
a
suggested
word,
or
when
you
retype
a
replacement
word,
the
old
word
is
erased,
and
the
word
processor
prints
the
replacement
word.
NOTES:
In
the
TW
application,
when
you
move
the
carriage
or
the
cursor
over
existing
text,
the
word
processor
detects
errors
even
if
spell
checker
was
started
after
typing
that
text.
(This
feature
is
limited
to
the
current
line).
To
disable
Spell
Checker,
press
CODE
+
FILE.
Setting
the
System
(WP
Application)
In
the
WP
application,
the
word
processor
can
check
for
punctuation
errors
in
addition
to
spelling
mistakes
and
redundancies.
See
Punctuation
Alert
(WP
Application
Only)
on
page
137.
Before
you
check
existing
text
(ALL
option),
you
can
turn
the
Spell
Checker
or
the
Punctuation
Alert
on
or
off
as
described
on
the
next
page.
130
Grammar
Check