Brother International WP1700MDS Owners Manual - English - Page 300

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EDITING ELITE EXPAND EXPRESS BACKSPACE EXTENSION FILE FOOTER FORMAT FORMAT MARK FORMATTING FORMULA FRACTIONAL BACKSPACE FREEZE Editing a text simply means modifying it. With this word processor, you may edit a line in UL mode or the entire document (WP application). You can also edit user dictionaries, abbreviated phrase files, merge data files, and framing files. One of the available pitches on this word processor. Elite pitch corresponds to 12 characters per inch. When you select this pitch, make sure that the daisy wheel in use bears the indication "12". A Word Processing and Typewriter function that changes the appearance of text by inserting a space after each character. A Typewriter and Word Processing function that moves the carrier or cursor quickly to the left margin. A period followed by a maximum of three characters, that are added to the end of a file name to identify in which application the file was created. This word processor automatically adds the proper extension to your file names. The unit in which data is stored on the diskette, for example, a single Word Processing document. A footer is a line of text that is printed automatically at the bottom of each page. With this word processor, the footer includes an automatic page numbering function. 1) The way a diskette is organized for storing files. This word processor uses 720K and 1.44M DOS formats. 2) The visual arrangement of text on a page, determined by such factors as margin and tab settings, justification, centering, etc. Characters that designate spreadsheet data as alphanumeric, and can also be used to place data flush to one side or at the center of a cell. A process by which the system divides a new diskette into sections that organize the storage of your files. With the Spreadsheet application, you may input data in order to automatically perform a mathematical operation. A Typewriter function that moves the carrier backwards by 1/60th of an inch. Keeping the first column(s) of a spreadsheet on the screen while displaying the rightmost columns. 290

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EDITING
Editing
a
text
simply
means
modifying
it.
With
this
word
processor,
you
may
edit
a
line
in
UL
mode
or
the
entire
document
(WP
application).
You
can
also
edit
user
dic-
tionaries,
abbreviated
phrase
files,
merge
data
files,
and
framing
files.
ELITE
One
of
the
available
pitches
on
this
word
processor.
Elite
pitch
corresponds
to
12
characters
per
inch.
When
you
select
this
pitch,
make
sure
that
the
daisy
wheel
in
use
bears
the
indication
"12".
EXPAND
A
Word
Processing
and
Typewriter
function
that
changes
the
appearance
of
text
by
inserting
a
space
after
each
character.
EXPRESS
BACKSPACE
A
Typewriter
and
Word
Processing
function
that
moves
the
carrier
or
cursor
quickly
to
the
left
margin.
EXTENSION
A
period
followed
by
a
maximum
of
three
characters,
that
are
added
to
the
end
of
a
file
name
to
identify
in
which
application
the
file
was
created.
This
word
pro-
cessor
automatically
adds
the
proper
extension
to
your
file
names.
FILE
The
unit
in
which
data
is
stored
on
the
diskette,
for
example,
a
single
Word
Processing
document.
FOOTER
A
footer
is
a
line
of
text
that
is
printed
automatically
at
the
bottom
of
each
page.
With
this
word
processor,
the
footer
includes
an
automatic
page
numbering
function.
FORMAT
1)
The
way
a
diskette
is
organized
for
storing
files.
This
word
processor
uses
720K
and
1.44M
DOS
formats.
2)
The
visual
arrangement
of
text
on
a
page,
deter-
mined
by
such
factors
as
margin
and
tab
settings,
justifi-
cation,
centering,
etc.
FORMAT
MARK
Characters
that
designate
spreadsheet
data
as
alpha-
numeric,
and
can
also
be
used
to
place
data
flush
to
one
side
or
at
the
center
of
a
cell.
FORMATTING
A
process
by
which
the
system
divides
a
new
diskette
into
sections
that
organize
the
storage
of
your
files.
FORMULA
With
the
Spreadsheet
application,
you
may
input
data
in
order
to
automatically
perform
a
mathematical
opera-
tion.
FRACTIONAL
A
Typewriter
function
that
moves
the
carrier
backwards
BACKSPACE
by
1/60th
of
an
inch.
FREEZE
Keeping
the
first
column(s)
of
a
spreadsheet
on
the
screen
while
displaying
the
rightmost
columns.
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