Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 86

Editing, Dictionary, CURSOR, RETURN., Processing

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Editing the User Dictionary 1. Press MENU select Option; then select User Dictionary Maintenance from the function menu. The User Dictionary window shown above will display a list ofthe words contained in the current User Dictionary. 2. Press MENU; then select press 0 to select the Operate menu. You can select the following functions from Operate: • Delete: Deletes a word (shortcut: CODE + D). This message will appear: Move cursor to delete and press RETURN. Highlight the word to be deleted with the CURSOR UP or CURSOR DOWN key and then press RETURN. • Delete all: Deletes all entries. This window appears: OK to delete all words in user dictionary? Use cursor to select and press RETURN. Select YES to delete all words, or NO to cancel the function. • Load: Loads a User Dictionary file from a diskette. Insert a diskette with a User Dictionary in the drive before selecting Load. If a User Dictionary is already in the memory, this window will appear: User dictionary already exists in memory! Overwrite? Use cursor to select and press RETURN. [NO] Select YES to overwrite the current User Dictionary, or NO to cancel the function. Remember that you can have only one User Dictionary in the memory. OR If the diskette does not contain a User Dictionary, this window will appear: Insert disk with user dictionary file you created and retry. Use cursor to select and press RETURN. [RETR [CANCEL] Insert another diskette and select RETRY, or select CANCEL to quit. • Save: Saves the User Dictionary on a diskette. Insert a diskette in the drive before you select Save. If the diskette does not contain a User Dictionary, the current User Dictionary is saved immediately. If the diskette already contains a User Dictionary, this window will appear: User diotionary already e)-lists on disk! Overwrite? Use cursor to select and press RETURN. [NO] Word Processing 78

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Editing
the
User
Dictionary
1.
Press
MENU
select
Option;
then
select
User
Dictionary
Maintenance
from
the
function
menu.
The
User
Dictionary
window
shown
above
will
display
a
list
of
the
words
contained
in
the
current
User
Dictionary.
2.
Press
MENU;
then
select
press
0
to
select
the
Operate
menu.
You
can
select
the
following
functions
from
Operate:
Delete:
Deletes
a
word
(shortcut:
CODE
+
D).
This
message
will
appear:
<MES5AGE>
Move
cursor
to
delete
and
press
RETURN.
Highlight
the
word
to
be
deleted
with
the
CURSOR
UP
or
CURSOR
DOWN
key
and
then
press
RETURN.
Delete
all:
Deletes
all
entries.
This
window
appears:
OK
to
delete
all
words
in
user
dictionary?
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
Select
YES
to
delete
all
words,
or
NO
to
cancel
the
function.
Load:
Loads
a
User
Dictionary
file
from
a
diskette.
Insert
a
diskette
with
a
User
Dictionary
in
the
drive
before
selecting
Load.
If
a
User
Dictionary
is
already
in
the
memory,
this
window
will
appear:
User
dictionary
already
exists
in
memory!
Overwrite?
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
[NO]
Select
YES
to
overwrite
the
current
User
Dictionary,
or
NO
to
cancel
the
function.
Remember
that
you
can
have
only
one
User
Dictionary
in
the
memory.
OR
If
the
diskette
does
not
contain
a
User
Dictionary,
this
window
will
appear:
Insert
disk
with
user
dictionary
file
you
created
and
retry.
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
[RETR
[CANCEL]
Insert
another
diskette
and
select
RETRY,
or
select
CANCEL
to
quit.
Save:
Saves
the
User
Dictionary
on
a
diskette.
Insert
a
diskette
in
the
drive
before
you
select
Save.
If
the
diskette
does
not
contain
a
User
Dictionary,
the
current
User
Dictionary
is
saved
immediately.
If
the
diskette
already
contains
a
User
Dictionary,
this
window
will
appear:
User
diotionary
already
e)
-lists
on
disk!
Overwrite?
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
[NO]
Word
Processing
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