Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 223

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Storing a constant If you enter the same operation more than twice consecutively, K disappears andreappears alternately with each additional entry. If you enter the same operation twice consecutively, K appears on the screen and the previous result is stored in a temporary memory. That result is automatically reused if you neglect to enter an operation before a number. Example: 5 + + (K appears and 5 is stored) 2 = gives 7. Then, press 3 = 8 is displayed. Clearing When an error occurs during calculation, -E- wilt appear. To delete this, clear the whole mathematical equation with A. C clears the last entered number or operation. Example: 1 + 2 C 3 gives 4 (2 has been cleared). To clear an operation and replace it with another, you may also enter the second operation. When you enter two or more different operations in a row, or only the last operation is used. Example: 1 * + 2 gives 3. A clears all operations and numbers. Returning to the Current Application To quit the Calculator, press CANCEL or F. If you started the Calculator with the Typewriter, Word Processing, Spreadsheet, or Addressbook application, you can also press W to return to that application and insert the last result on the Calculator at the current cursor position. Calculator 215

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Storing
a
constant
If
you
enter
the
same
operation
more
than
twice
consecutively,
K
disappears
and
reappears
alternately
with
each
additional
entry.
Clearing
When
an
error
occurs
during
calculation,
-E-
wilt
appear.
To
delete
this,
clear
the
whole
mathematical
equation
with
A.
If
you
enter
the
same
operation
twice
consecutively,
K
appears
on
the
screen
and
the
previous
result
is
stored
in
a
temporary
memory.
That
result
is
automatically
reused
if
you
neglect
to
enter
an
operation
before
a
number.
Example:
5
+
+
(K
appears
and
5
is
stored)
2
=
gives
7.
Then,
press
3
=
8
is
displayed.
C
clears
the
last
entered
number
or
operation.
Example:
1
+
2
C
3
gives
4
(2
has
been
cleared).
To
clear
an
operation
and
replace
it
with
another,
you
may
also
enter
the
second
operation.
When
you
enter
two
or
more
different
operations
in
a
row,
or
only
the
last
operation
is
used.
Example:
1
*
+
2
gives
3.
A
clears
all
operations
and
numbers.
Returning
to
the
Current
Application
To
quit
the
Calculator,
press
CANCEL
or
F.
If
you
started
the
Calculator
with
the
Typewriter,
Word
Processing,
Spreadsheet,
or
Addressbook
application,
you
can
also
press
W
to
return
to
that
application
and
insert
the
last
result
on
the
Calculator
at
the
current
cursor
position.
Calculator
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