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Accents

("Dead"

Keys)

This

word

processor's

multilingual

keyboard

supports

the

accented

vowels

of

such

languages

as

French,

German,

and

Spanish.

1.

When

typing,

you

must

press

CODE

+

K

(KB)

to

switch

the

KB

indicator

on

the

status

line

to

II

(international)

or

III

(symbol).

(See

Character

Set

on

page

68.)

2.

When

printing,

you

must

have

the

appropriate

daisy

wheel.

(See

Changing

Daisy

Wheel

Cassette

on

page

303.)

Remember

that

the

accented

characters

and

other

special

characters

on

the

international

or

symbol

keyboards

can

be

printed

only

if

you

install

the

appropriate

daisy

wheel.

3.

Only

the

base

character

is

entered

in

the

text

area.

The

accent

is

entered

next

to

the

indicator

DEAD

on

the

status

line.

If

you

have

ever

used

a

typewriter,

you

already

know

the

basic

procedure:

Type

the

accent

and

then

the

base

character.

Unlike

regular

keys,

the

accent

keys

are

dead

—that

is,

the

cursor

does

not

move

afterward

so

the

base

character

appears

under

the

accent.

Make

sure

that

the

keyboard

is

set

to

KB:II

(international),

and

try

the

following

example.

1.

Type

the

"A"

accent.

The

accent

appears

next

to

the

indicator

DEAD.

The

cursor

is

reversed

and

waits

for

you

to

enter

a

base

character.

You

are

allowed

to

enter

a

maximum

of

two

dead

characters.

If

you

make

a

mistake,

press

CANCEL

or

CORRECT

to

delete

the

dead

characters

and

retype.

2.

Type

the

letter

"o".

The

letter

with

its

accent

o

now

appears

in

the

text

area.

NOTES:

•

With

some

combinations

of

accents

and

base

characters

(such

as

Y

and

A),

the

base

character

appears

alone

and

in

reversed

color

in

the

text

area.

When

you

subsequently

move

the

cursor

to

the

base

character

(press

f-

at

this

point,

for

example),

the

accent

re

-appears

next

to

the

DEAD

indicator.

•

To

delete

an

accented

character,

proceed

as

you

would

for

a

normal

character

(press

BACKSPACE

or

CORRECT).

Automatic

Page

Breaks

CODE

INS

I

P

BREAK

The

word

processor

automatically

breaks

your

text

up

into

pages

according

to

your

specifications.

(See

Vertical

Layout

on

page

70.)

The

position

of

these

automatic

page

breaks

is

flexible

and

is

re

-adjusted

for

you

by

the

word

processor

if

you

modify

the

text.

You

may

also

decide

to

force

the

word

processor

to

start

a

new

page

at

any

point

by

pressing

CODE

+

P

BREAK.

This

inserts

a

symbol

if

in

the

text

(and

forces

any

text

beyond

that

point

to

the

next

page).

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Processing

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