Brother International WP1700MDS Owners Manual - English - Page 30

Differences, between, Processing, Typewriting

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I Differences between Word Processing and Typewriting The Return Function RETURN IND CLR This word processor will return automatically at the end of each line. Type a paragraph as a single long line. You still get a paragraph because of a feature called "Word Wrap". Words that do not fit on the line will "wrap" to the next line. When you press Mt , a little symbol appears. This symbol is never printed. It is your signal to the word processor that "paragraph ends here". The Cancel Function CANCEL DOWN, The fewNeEe key allows you to cancel a selected function. It is handy when you have pressed the wrong key, or when you change your mind as to how you wish the command executed after you have selected the mode On-Screen Symbols Special symbols appear in the text to remind you that you used a format function there. (Example: the symbol J that appears when you press RN to start a new paragraph.) Such symbols are never printed on paper. Automatic Page Breaks CODE PINS , P BREAK The word processor automatically breaks your text up into pages according to your specifications. The position of these automatic page breaks is flexible and will be re-adjusted for you by the machine if you modify the text. You may also decide to force the word processor to start a new page at any point by pressing MN + MM. This inserts a symbol ak in the text.

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I
Differences
between
Word
Processing
and
Typewriting
The
Return
Function
RETURN
IND
CLR
This
word
processor
will
return
automatically
at
the
end
of
each
line.
Type
a
para-
graph
as
a
single
long
line.
You
still
get
a
paragraph
because
of
a
feature
called
"Word
Wrap".
Words
that
do
not
fit
on
the
line
will
"wrap"
to
the
next
line.
When
you
press
Mt
,
a
little
sym-
bol
appears.
This
symbol
is
never
printed.
It
is
your
signal
to
the
word
proces-
sor
that
"paragraph
ends
here".
The
Cancel
Function
CANCEL
DOWN,
The
fewNeEe
key
allows
you
to
cancel
a
selected
function.
It
is
handy
when
you
have
pressed
the
wrong
key,
or
when
you
change
your
mind
as
to
how
you
wish
the
command
executed
after
you
have
selected
the
mode
On
-Screen
Symbols
Special
symbols
appear
in
the
text
to
remind
you
that
you
used
a
format
function
there.
(Example:
the
symbol
J
that
appears
when
you
press
RN
to
start
a
new
paragraph.)
Such
symbols
are
never
printed
on
paper.
Automatic
Page
Breaks
CODE
PINS
,
P
BREAK
The
word
processor
automatically
breaks
your
text
up
into
pages
according
to
your
specifications.
The
position
of
these
automatic
page
breaks
is
flexible
and
will
be
re
-adjusted
for
you
by
the
machine
if
you
modify
the
text.
You
may
also
decide
to
force
the
word
processor
to
start
a
new
page
at
any
point
by
pressing
MN
+
MM.
This
inserts
a
symbol
ak
in
the
text.