Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 140

Addressbook, Screens

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If you get a message indicating that you have an unformatted or damaged disk, either replace the diskette with another one or go to page 21in Getting Started for the procedures on how to initialize a diskette. Word Processin IJEilBuOK Spreadsheet Addressbook Remember that you can press CODE + H (HELP) to get onscreen help. 4. To open a stored file, use the cursor keys to highlight the file you want to retrieve, and press RETURN. To work with a new document, press RETURN with *NEW/BOOK highlighted. Ifyou retrieve an existing Addressbookfile, the View screen appears. Ifyou start a *NEWBOOK, the Data Input screen will be displayed, andyou can enteryourfirst record. Addressbook Screens The Addressbook uses two screens: the view screen and the data input screen. The View Screen is for editing an existing Addressbook file and the Data Input Screen for creating a new record for an Addressbook file. The View Screen a LI MR/MS LAST NAME Ikli. Fl, f , hPr I 4 Mmrr Connelly. Glay 4 Mr Weaver 4 Mrs Johnson 4 Mr Glenn V Miss Andrews , FIRST NAME Patrick Harrison Anthony Elizabeth Kevin Barbara d TELEPHONE 12(1-272-511:: 212-308-5250 313-267-3550 214-765-0677 212-696-9700 609-267-6242 e FAH HO. 210-308-5050 313-267-6242 914-765-066G 212-69G-2600 4 TITLE Director Manager Designer President a COMPANY The Bank PMK Internet Public R The View Screen displays a list of your records. You can use that screen to make large-scale edits, such as moving or deleting a block of records, or sorting records. You cannot edit the contents of a single record on this screen. The check marks that appear at the left of the records indicate that they are selected for printing. (A new record that you create is automatically selected for printing.) For more details about selecting a record for printing, see page 140. Addressbook 132

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If
you
get
a
message
indicating
that
you
have
an
unformatted
or
damaged
disk,
either
replace
the
diskette
with
another
one
or
go
to
page
21
in
Getting
Started
for
the
procedures
on
how
to
initialize
a
diskette.
Remember
that
you
can
press
CODE
+
H
(HELP)
to
get
on-
screen
help.
Word
Processin
Spread-
sheet
IJEilBuOK
Address
-
book
4.
To
open
a
stored
file,
use
the
cursor
keys
to
highlight
the
file
you
want
to
retrieve,
and
press
RETURN.
To
work
with
a
new
document,
press
RETURN
with
*NEW/BOOK
highlighted.
If
you
retrieve
an
existing
Addressbook
file,
the
View
screen
appears.
If
you
start
a
*NEWBOOK,
the
Data
Input
screen
will
be
displayed,
and
you
can
enter
your
fi
rst
record.
Addressbook
Screens
The
Addressbook
uses
two
screens:
the
view
screen
and
the
data
input
screen.
The
View
Screen
is
for
editing
an
existing
Addressbook
file
and
the
Data
Input
Screen
for
creating
a
new
record
for
an
Addressbook
file.
The
View
Screen
a
LI
,
d
e
4
a
MR/MS
LAST
NAME
FIRST
NAME
TELEPHONE
FAH
HO.
TITLE
COMPANY
Ikli
.
Fl
, f,
hPr
12(1-272-511::
I
Mr
Connelly.
Patrick
212-308-5250
210-308-5050
Director
The
Bank
4
mr
Glay
Harrison
4
Mr
Weaver
Anthony
313-267-3550
313-267-6242
Manager
PMK
4
Mrs
Johnson
Elizabeth
214-765-0677
914-765-066G
Designer
Internet
4
Mr
Glenn
Kevin
212-696-9700
212-69G-2600
President
Public
R
V
Miss
Andrews
Barbara
609-267-6242
The
View
Screen
displays
a
list
of
your
records.
You
can
use
that
screen
to
make
large-scale
edits,
such
as
moving
or
deleting
a
block
of
records,
or
sorting
records.
You
cannot
edit
the
contents
of
a
single
record
on
this
screen.
The
check
marks
that
appear
at
the
left
of
the
records
indicate
that
they
are
selected
for
printing.
(A
new
record
that
you
create
is
automatically
selected
for
printing.)
For
more
details
about
selecting
a
record
for
printing,
see
page
140.
Addressbook
132