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JUSTIFICATION

LABEL

LINE

-BY-LINE

LINE

INDENT

LINE

OUT

MEMORY

MENU

MERGED

DOCUMENT

MICRON

OPERAND

OPERATOR

OVERWRITE

MODE

292

When

a

line

is

printed

in

justify

mode,

the

word

proces-

sor

divides

the

total

length

of

the

line,

minus

the

length

of

the

actual

characters,

by

the

number

of

spaces

between

words

to

obtain

equal

spacing

between

words.

The

first

character

of

the

line

is

aligned

with

the

left

mar-

gin,

and

the

last

one

with

the

right

margin.

The

word

or

other

set

of

characters

that

identifies

each

category

of

information

in

an

Address

Book

file

or

Spreadsheet

file.

One

of

the

options

of

the

TW

application.

The

text

of

the

current

line

is

displayed

until

the

line

is

completed.

Meanwhile,

you

are

free

to edit

the

contents

of

the

line

directly

on

the

display.

The

LINE

INDENT

function

allows

you

to

quickly

insert

five

blank

spaces

at

the

beginning

of

a

line.

This

feature

can

be

used

to

neatly

mark

the

beginning

of

a

new

para-

graph.

The

LINE

OUT

function

allows

you

to

quickly

erase

the

current

line,

from

the

carrier

or

cursor

position

to

the

beginning

of

the

line.

A

special

part

of

the

word

processor

where

data

can

be

stored.

An

electronic

memory

is

divided

into

small

units

called

"bytes"

where

a

single

character

can

be

stored.

See

also

RAM

and

ROM.

A

list

of

functions

you

can

select

by

positioning

the

cur-

sor

at

the

desired

function

and

pressing

An

advanced

function

which

allows

you

to

automatically

print

many

copies

of

a

document

(a

letter,

for

example)

using

variable

data

(names

and

addresses,

for

example)

stored

in

a

separate

Address

Book

file.

One

of

the

available

pitches

on

this

word

processor.

Micron

pitch

corresponds

to

15

characters

per

inch.

When

you

select

this

pitch,

make

sure

that

the

daisy

wheel

in

use

bears

the

indication

"15".

The

data

in

a

spreadsheet

formula

on

which

a

mathe-

matical

operation

will

be

performed.

In

a

spreadsheet

formula,

an

operand

can

be

a

number,

address,

func-

tion,

or

formula

enclosed

in

parentheses.

The

character

in

a

spreadsheet

that

specifies

the

math-

ematical

operation

to

be

performed

(+,

#,

*,

and

/).

The

mode

in

which

inserting

text

at

the

current

cursor

position

deletes

the

existing

text

at

that

position.

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