Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 226

Pasting, Board

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Pasting Data from the Clip Board The contents of the Clip Board remains unchanged until you overwrite them or switch the power off. This means that you are able to paste the contents of the Clip Board more than once. You can paste the contents of the Clip Board into the same file, in which case the operation is equivalent to a block copy, except that you can copy the same data many times in the same document. You can also paste the contents of the Clip Board into another file. To do this, you must open the target file after copying the data from the source file into the Clip Board. The target file can be opened either in normal or dual mode. 1. Move the cursor to the position to be pasted. 2. Press MENU and select Block (Word Processing and Spreadsheet) or Record (Addressbook); then select Paste from Clip board. (Short cut: P CLIP) Thefollowing window appears: < PASTE FROM CLIP BOARD » Do you want to paste this in tile? The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy doggy DATA FROM: WORD PROCESSING Use cursor to select and press RETURN_ INOl 3. Use CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT to select and press RETURN. • NO: Cancels the function. • YES: Inserts the Clip Board data at the cursor's current position. When you are pasting a Spreadsheet range into a Word Processing file, YES is replaced with YES AS TABLE and YES AS TEXT. Select YES AS TABLE when you want the range to be automatically formatted as a table with frame lines. Select YES AS TEXT when you want to paste the text only. Ifthere is not enoughfire memory to store the Clip Boarddata into thefile, this message appears: Not enough memory remaining Press any key to continue. I.E However, for Spreadsheet, this message appears: 1 Paste CLIP BOARD incomplete. Memory full! 4 Press any key to continue. Clip Board 210

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Pasting
Data
from
the
Clip
Board
The
contents
of
the
Clip
Board
remains
unchanged
until
you
overwrite
them
or
switch
the
power
off.
This
means
that
you
are
able
to
paste
the
contents
of
the
Clip
Board
more
than
once.
You
can
paste
the
contents
of
the
Clip
Board
into
the
same
fi
le,
in
which
case
the
operation
is
equivalent
to
a
block
copy,
except
that
you
can
copy
the
same
data
many
times
in
the
same
document.
You
can
also
paste
the
contents
of
the
Clip
Board
into
another
file.
To
do
this,
you
must
open
the
target
file
after
copying
the
data
from
the
source
file
into
the
Clip
Board.
The
target
file
can
be
opened
either
in
normal
or
dual
mode.
1.
Move
the
cursor
to
the
position
to
be
pasted.
2.
Press
MENU
and
select
Block
(Word
Processing
and
Spreadsheet)
or
Record
(Addressbook);
then
select
Paste
from
Clip
board.
(Short
cut:
P
CLIP)
The
following
window
appears:
<
PASTE
FROM
CLIP
BOARD
»
Do
you
want
to
paste
this
in
tile?
The
quick
brown
fox
jumps
over
the
lazy
doggy
DATA
FROM:
WORD PROCESSING
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN_
INOl
3.
Use
CURSOR
LEFT
and
CURSOR
RIGHT
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
NO:
Cancels
the
function.
YES:
Inserts
the
Clip
Board
data
at
the
cursor's
current
position.
When
you
are
pasting
a
Spreadsheet
range
into
a
Word
Processing
fi
le,
YES
is
replaced
with
YES
AS
TABLE
and
YES
AS
TEXT.
Select
YES
AS
TABLE
when
you
want
the
range
to
be
automatically
formatted
as
a
table
with
frame
lines.
Select
YES
AS
TEXT
when
you
want
to
paste
the
text
only.
If
there
is
not
enough
fi
re
memory
to
store
the
Clip
Board
data
into
the
fi
le,
this
message
appears:
E
Not
enough
memory
remaining
Press
any
key
to
continue.
I.
However,
for
Spreadsheet,
this
message
appears:
1
Paste
CLIP
BOARD
incomplete.
Memory
full!
4
Press
any
key
to
continue.
Clip
Board
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