Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 47

Using, Files

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A CAUTION Do not remove a diskette while Word Processing is saving a document to the diskette or when Word Processing is reading a document from a diskette. It could cause a loss of data. Tips for Using Files • You can open two files at the same time, and the files do not need to belong to the same application. We will call those files the first and the second file. The first file is opened with Open File; the second file is opened with Open File for Dual. When you are working in Dual Display mode you cannot use the Open File for Dual command to open a third file , you must close at least one of the files before you can use Open File for Dual. • File operations are identical in the Word Processing, Spreadsheet, and Addressbook applications. While working with one application, you can use Open File or Open File for Dual to open a file belonging to the same application, or to a different application. • To save the current file, use Save File or Close File. • You can organize your files in File Management mode; however, File Copy, Disk Copy, and Convert functions are not available. For details, see "File Management" on page 179. Open File Open File is used to open a Word Processing, Spreadsheet or Addressbook file. 1. Press MENU. The cursor will move up into thefunction menu bar. 2. Select File to open the file menu; then select Open File from the file menu. Ifnot in dual mode andyou already have afile open that has been saved, the system willask ifyou want to save it. Save current lile? Use cursor to select and press RETURN_ INO1 ICANCEL1 3. Use CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT to select YES, NO or CANCEL. Then press RETURN. • YES: Displays the SAVE FILE window. See "Saving a file" on page 42. • NO: Asks you to confirm that you want to abandon the file: 01{ to abandon current file? Use cursor to select and press RETURN_ INO1 • CANCEL: Cancels the function and returns to the previous display. Word Processing 39

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CAUTION
A
Tips
for
Using
Files
Open
File
Do
not
remove
a
diskette
while
Word
Processing
is
saving
a
document
to
the
diskette
or
when
Word
Processing
is
reading
a
document
from
a
diskette.
It
could
cause
a
loss
of
data.
You
can
open
two
files
at
the
same
time,
and
the
files
do
not
need
to
belong
to
the
same
application.
We
will
call
those
files
the
first
and
the
second
file.
The
fi
rst
fi
le
is
opened
with
Open
File;
the
second
file
is
opened
with
Open
File
for
Dual.
When
you
are
working
in
Dual
Display
mode
you
cannot
use
the
Open
File
for
Dual
command
to
open
a
third
file
,
you
must
close
at
least
one
of
the
files
before
you
can
use
Open
File
for
Dual.
File
operations
are
identical
in
the
Word
Processing,
Spreadsheet,
and
Addressbook
applications.
While
working
with
one
application,
you
can
use
Open
File
or
Open
File
for
Dual
to
open
a
file
belonging
to
the
same
application,
or
to
a
different
application.
To
save
the
current
file,
use
Save
File
or
Close
File.
You
can
organize
your
files
in
File
Management
mode;
however,
File
Copy,
Disk
Copy,
and
Convert
functions
are
not
available.
For
details,
see
"File
Management"
on
page
179.
Open
File
is
used
to
open
a
Word
Processing,
Spreadsheet
or
Addressbook
fi
le.
1.
Press
MENU.
The
cursor
will
move
up
into
the
function
menu
bar.
2.
Select
File
to
open
the
file
menu;
then
select
Open
File
from
the
file
menu.
If
not
in
dual
mode
and
you
already
have
a
file
open
that
has
been
saved,
the
system
will
ask
if
you
want
to
save
it.
Save
current
lile?
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN_
INO1
ICANCEL1
3.
Use
CURSOR
LEFT
and
CURSOR
RIGHT
to
select
YES,
NO
or
CANCEL.
Then
press
RETURN.
YES:
Displays
the
SAVE
FILE
window.
See
"Saving
a
file"
on
page
42.
NO:
Asks
you
to
confirm
that
you
want
to
abandon
the
file:
01{
to
abandon
current
file?
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN_
INO1
CANCEL:
Cancels
the
function
and
returns
to
the
previous
display.
Word
Processing
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