Brother International WP230B Owners Manual - English - Page 326

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MEMORY MENU MERGED DOCUMENT MICRON OPERAND OPERATOR OVERWRITE MODE PAGE LAYOUT VIEW PARAGRAPH INDENT PERMANENT HYPHEN A special part of the word processor where data can be stored. An electronic memory is divided into small units called "bytes" where a single character can be stored. See also RAM and ROM. A list of functions you can select by positioning the cursor at the desired function and pressing RETURN. An advanced function which allows you to automatically print many copies of a document (a letter, for example) using variable data (names and addresses, for example) stored in a separate Addressbook file. One of the available pitches on this word processor. Micron pitch corresponds to 15 characters per inch. When you select this pitch, make sure that the daisy wheel in use bears the indication "15." The data in a spreadsheet formula on which a mathematical operation will be performed. In a spreadsheet formula, an operand can be a number, address, function, or formula enclosed in parentheses. The character in a spreadsheet that specifies the mathematical operation to be performed (+, #, *, and I). The mode in which inserting text at the current cursor position deletes the existing text at that position. In general, the word "layout" refers to the distribution of the text on a page. The page layout view function of this word processor allows you to preview several pages on the screen by compressing the size of the characters. On that screen, you are not able to read your text, but you have a global view of your document. The function also allows you to preview framing data. A function that allows you to temporarily reset the left margin at a tab position. A hyphen entered with + for word that always require a hyphen. 314 Glossary

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MEMORY
MENU
MERGED
DOCUMENT
MICRON
OPERAND
OPERATOR
OVERWRITE
MODE
PAGE
LAYOUT
VIEW
PARAGRAPH
INDENT
PERMANENT
HYPHEN
314
Glossary
A
special
part
of
the
word
processor
where
data
can
be
stored.
An
electronic
memory
is
divided
into
small
units
called
"bytes"
where
a
single
character
can
be
stored.
See
also
RAM
and
ROM.
A
list
of
functions
you
can
select
by
positioning
the
cursor
at
the
desired
function
and
pressing
RETURN.
An
advanced
function
which
allows
you
to
automatically
print
many
copies
of
a
document
(a
letter,
for
example)
using
variable
data
(names
and
addresses,
for
example)
stored
in
a
separate
Addressbook
file.
One
of
the
available
pitches
on
this
word
processor.
Micron
pitch
corresponds
to
15
characters
per
inch.
When
you
select
this
pitch,
make
sure
that
the
daisy
wheel
in
use
bears
the
indication
"15."
The
data
in
a
spreadsheet
formula
on
which
a
mathematical
operation
will
be
performed.
In
a
spreadsheet
formula,
an
operand
can
be
a
number,
address,
function,
or
formula
enclosed
in
parentheses.
The
character
in
a
spreadsheet
that
specifies
the
mathematical
operation
to
be
performed
(+,
#,
*,
and
I).
The
mode
in
which
inserting
text
at
the
current
cursor
position
deletes
the
existing
text
at
that
position.
In
general,
the
word
"layout"
refers
to
the
distribution
of
the
text
on
a
page.
The
page
layout
view
function
of
this
word
processor
allows
you
to
preview
several
pages
on
the
screen
by
compressing
the
size
of
the
characters.
On
that
screen,
you
are
not
able
to
read
your
text,
but
you
have
a
global
view
of
your
document.
The
function
also
allows
you
to
preview
framing
data.
A
function
that
allows
you
to
temporarily
reset
the
left
margin
at
a
tab
position.
A
hyphen
entered
with
+
for
word
that
always
require
a
hyphen.