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PART I OVERVIEW OF YOUR TYPEWRITER This typewriter is a very sophisticated machine, you will find it easier to use and a lot more convenient than an ordinary typewriter. The two main differences between an ordinary typewriter and this machine are: 1) the LCD display, and 2) thespellchecker.Usually, thecharactersyou type will beimmediately printed on the paper and the display will only show the various settings of the machine. The line you are typing is actively stored in the line correction memory to allow for easy corrections of the text already printed. Sometimes, the machine will need to know the contents of the line you are typing in order to print it at the correct position. This happens, for instance, when you are centering your text. In such a case, the text is temporarily displayed on the LCD. We will call this feature the"display mode".Listed below is a short description of the printing and display modes. When you switch your machine on, you are in printing mode. 1. Printing mode The printing mode corresponds to the traditional way of using a typewriter: when a character is typed, it is printed immediately on the paper. The basic operations that allow you to start in this mode are described in the chapter "Basic Typing" (p.9). When you use the printing mode, the characters you type do not appear on the display. The line correction memory actively records everything you are typing on the current line. With this memory, you can erase any letter, word, or even the whole line automatically. See "Memory Correction" (p.20) for more details. The function currently activated by an arrow. The following illustration shows you how the status indicators work. In this example, the pitch is set to 10 and the line spacing is 1. The shift lock mode, the word spell function, the word underlining, the boldface function are on. The typewriter is in typewriter mode. The auto carrier return is on. FITCYI ltNE WORD UNOLN OPERATE 10.15 1 2 SHIFT SPELL WORD BOLO AUTO AA A •AA• 12 1112 GAPS CANT la 7

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PART
I
OVERVIEW
OF
YOUR
TYPEWRITER
This
typewriter
is
a
very
sophisticated
machine,
you
will
find
it
easier
to
use
and
a
lot
more
convenient
than
an
ordinary
typewriter.
The
two
main
differences
between
an
ordinary
typewriter
and
this
machine
are:
1)
the
LCD
display,
and
2)
the
spell
checker.
Usually,
the
charactersyou
type
will
be
immediately
printed
on
the
paper
and
the
display
will
only
show
the
various
settings
of
the
machine.
The
line
you
are
typing
is
actively
stored
in
the
line
correction
memory
to
allow
for
easy
corrections
of
the
text
already
printed.
Sometimes,
the
machine
will
need
to
know
the
contents
of
the
line
you
are
typing
in
order
to
print
it
at
the
correct
position.
This
happens,
for
instance,
when
you
are
centering
your
text.
In
such
a
case,
the
text
is
temporarily
displayed
on
the
LCD.
We
will
call
this
feature
the
"display
mode".
Listed
below
is
a
short
description
of
the
printing
and
display
modes.
When
you
switch
your
machine
on,
you
are
in
printing
mode.
1.
Printing
mode
The
printing
mode
corresponds
to
the
traditional
way
of
using
a
typewriter:
when
a
character
is
typed,
it
is
printed
immediately
on
the
paper.
The
basic
operations
that
allow
you
to
start
in
this
mode
are
described
in
the
chapter
"Basic
Typing"
(p.9).
When
you
use
the
printing
mode,
the
characters
you
type
do
not
appear
on
the
display.
The
line
correction
memory
actively
records
everything
you
are
typing
on
the
current
line.
With
this
memory,
you
can
erase
any
letter,
word,
or
even
the
whole
line
automatically.
See
"Memory
Correction"
(p.20)
for
more
details.
The
function
currently
activated
by
an
arrow.
The
following
illustration
shows
you
how
the
status
indicators
work.
In
this
example,
the
pitch
is
set
to
10
and
the
line
spacing
is
1.
The
shift
lock
mode,
the
word
spell
function,
the
word
underlining,
the
boldface
function
are
on.
The
typewriter
is
in
typewriter
mode.
The
auto
carrier
return
is
on.
FITCYI
ltNE
WORD
UNOLN
OPERATE
10.15
1
2
SHIFT
SPELL
WORD
BOLO
AUTO
AA
A
•AA•
12
1112
GAPS
CANT
la
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