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Starting, Typewriter, Application

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Starting the Typewriter Application From the Main Menu 1 Word Processing 2 Typewriter 3 Mail Merge SEE9 1. Switch the power on to display the Main menu. 2. Use the cursor keys to select the icon for Typewriter and press F rUFIT14 or press C) or LATAT). The Typewriter screen shown next page appears. IIIREMAIN:XXX II PITCH:XX I .SP:X.X KB:XX 11 TYPF mnnF From the Word Processing Application TW/WP While using the WP application, you can immediately switch to the TW application by pressing (TwiwP). NOTE: When the word processor finds a stop symbol in a file during file printing, it switches automatically to the typewriter application to allow you to manually add text in the document being printed. For details, see "Stop Symbols" on page 68. Settings such as left/right margins, tabs, etc. are independent in the Word Processing and Typewriter applications. That is, if you set the left margin to column 5 with the word processor, then switch to the typewriter and set the left margin to column 10, this does not modify your setting for the word processor. If you switch the system back to the word processor, the left margin is still in column 5. The typewriter application is divided into four modes: the normal mode, where all you type is printed directly, with no auto return; the auto mode, which is like the normal mode but with auto return; the line-by-line mode, which has a one-line memory displayed on the screen as well as auto return; and the justify mode, which also has a one-line memory (with screen display) in addition to justified right margins. These modes are switched by pressing ( 7:c017) + (0PEPATEI (@) in the sequence shown below. TYPE -) TYPE (Auto) -) L/L (Auto) -) UL (Justify) -4 TYPE 84

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Starting
the
Typewriter
Application
From
the
Main
Menu
1
Word
Processing
2
SEE9
Typewriter
3
Mail
Merge
1.
Switch
the
power
on
to
display
the
Main
menu.
2.
Use
the
cursor
keys
to
select
the
icon
for
Typewriter
and
press
F
rUFIT14
or
press
C)
or
LATAT).
The
Typewriter
screen
shown
next
page
appears.
III
REMAIN:XXX
PITCH:XX
I
.SP:X.X
KB:XX
II
11
TYPF
mnnF
From
the
Word
Processing
Application
TW/WP
While
using
the
WP
application,
you
can
immediately
switch
to
the
TW
application
by
pressing
(TwiwP).
NOTE:
When
the
word
processor
finds
a
stop
symbol
in
a
file
during
file
printing,
it
switches
automatically
to
the
typewriter
application
to
allow
you
to
manually
add
text
in
the
document
being
printed.
For
details,
see
"Stop
Symbols"
on
page
68.
Settings
such
as
left/right
margins,
tabs,
etc.
are
independent
in
the
Word
Pro-
cessing
and
Typewriter
applications.
That
is,
if
you
set
the
left
margin
to
column
5
with
the
word
processor,
then
switch
to
the
typewriter
and
set
the
left
margin
to
column
10,
this
does
not
modify
your
setting
for
the
word
processor.
If
you
switch
the
system
back
to
the
word
processor,
the
left
margin
is
still
in
column
5.
The
typewriter
application
is
divided
into
four
modes:
the
normal
mode,
where
all
you
type
is
printed
directly,
with
no
auto
return;
the
auto
mode,
which
is
like
the
normal
mode
but
with
auto
return;
the
line
-by-line
mode,
which
has
a
one
-line
memory
displayed
on
the
screen
as
well
as
auto
return;
and
the
justify
mode,
which
also
has
a
one
-line
memory
(with
screen
display)
in
addition
to
justified
right
margins.
These
modes
are
switched
by
pressing
(
7c
:01
7
)
+
(0PEPATEI
(@)
in
the
sequence
shown
below.
TYPE
—)
TYPE
(Auto)
—)
L/L
(Auto)
—)
UL
(Justify)
-4
TYPE
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