Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 43

Paragraph, Break, Indent, Typing, Different, Characters

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Paragraph Break At the end of each line of text, Word Processor will automatically move the cursor to the beginning of the next line. This kind of return is called a "soft return." To mark the end of a paragraph, press RETURN. The cursor will jump to the next line. A return symbol [÷-1) will appear in your text. This kind of return is called a "hard return." Page Break The word processor automatically breaks text up into pages according to your specifications. The position of these automatic page breaks is flexible and will be readjusted for you by the word processor if you modify the text. On the screen a page break appears as a horizontal line along with a page number. You can also force the word processor to start a new page at any point by pressing CODE + P BREAK. This inserts a page break symbol [*1 in the text, and creates a new page with the cursor positioned at the beginning of the first line. Tab and Paragraph Indent See "Page Setup" on page 58. Tab: When you press TAB, the cursor jumps to the next tab stop and a tab symbol For details about paragraph indent, see "Margins & Tabs" on page 54. [->] appears. There are different kinds of tab stops. For details about setting tab stops and using them, see "Margins & Tabs" on page 54. Paragraph indent: When you press CODE + TAB the cursor jumps to the next normal tab stop and a paragraph indent symbol [--l] appears. That position becomes a temporary left margin. The cursor will automatically return to that position until you press RETURN to mark the end of the paragraph. Typing Different Characters Special characters on the keyboard: Most letter keys on your keyboard are also used in combination with CODE to activate functions. A few keys, however, are available to type special characters. These keys have the characters printed in green on the key top (example: g on the Z key). To type such a character, press CODE + the character key. For a complete list of symbols, see "Symbol table" on page 226. Symbols: Pressing CODE + 4 (SYMBOL) displays the SYMBOL window: g 4. 11 0**•0•0•0 «SYMBOL S., An v v Use the cursor keys to select a symbol, and press RETURN to put the symbol character in your text. Word Processing 35

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Paragraph
Break
At
the
end
of
each
line
of
text,
Word
Processor
will
automatically
move
the
cursor
to
the
beginning
of
the
next
line.
This
kind
of
return
is
called
a
"soft
return."
To
mark
the
end
of
a
paragraph,
press
RETURN.
The
cursor
will
jump
to
the
next
line.
A
return
symbol
[÷-
1
)
will
appear
in
your
text.
This
kind
of
return
is
called
a
"hard
return."
Page
Break
The
word
processor
automatically
breaks
text
up
into
pages
according
to
your
specifications.
The
position
of
these
automatic
page
breaks
is
flexible
and
will
be
readjusted
for
you
by
the
word
processor
if
you
modify
the
text.
On
the
screen
a
page
break
appears
as
a
horizontal
line
along
with
a
page
number.
You
can
also
force
the
word
processor
to
start
a
new
page
at
any
point
by
pressing
CODE
+
P
BREAK.
This
inserts
a
page
break
symbol
[*1
in
the
text,
and
creates
a
new
page
with
the
cursor
positioned
at
the
beginning
of
the
fi
rst
line.
Tab
and
Paragraph
Indent
See
"Page
Setup"
on
page
58.
For
details
about
paragraph
indent,
see
"Margins
&
Tabs"
on
page
54.
Tab:
When
you
press
TAB,
the
cursor
jumps
to
the
next
tab
stop
and
a
tab
symbol
[—>]
appears.
There
are
different
kinds
of
tab
stops.
For
details
about
setting
tab
stops
and
using
them,
see
"Margins
&
Tabs"
on
page
54.
Paragraph
indent:
When
you
press
CODE
+
TAB
the
cursor
jumps
to
the
next
normal
tab
stop
and
a
paragraph
indent
symbol
[--l]
appears.
That
position
becomes
a
temporary
left
margin.
The
cursor
will
automatically
return
to
that
position
until
you
press
RETURN
to
mark
the
end
of
the
paragraph.
Typing
Different
Characters
For
a
complete
list
of
symbols,
see
"Symbol
table"
on
page
226.
Special
characters
on
the
keyboard:
Most
letter
keys
on
your
keyboard
are
also
used
in
combination
with
CODE
to
activate
functions.
A
few
keys,
however,
are
available
to
type
special
characters.
These
keys
have
the
characters
printed
in
green
on
the
key
top
(example:
g
on
the
Z
key).
To
type
such
a
character,
press
CODE
+
the
character
key.
Symbols:
Pressing
CODE
+
4
(SYMBOL)
displays
the
SYMBOL
window:
«SYMBOL
S.,
g
4.
11
0**•0•0•0
A
n
v
v
Use
the
cursor
keys
to
select
a
symbol,
and
press
RETURN
to
put
the
symbol
character
in
your
text.
Word
Processing
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