Brother International WP1700MDS Owners Manual - English - Page 49

•

Press

MINI

at

any

step

to

cancel

the

function.

•

Since

the

block

copy

operation

increases

the

size

of

your

document,

the

word

processor

may

run

out

of

memory.

if

this

happens,

the

copy

operation

is

can-

celled

and

the

following

message

appears:

Not

enough

memory

remaining.

You

must

either

first

delete

a

portion

of

the

document

to

free

some

space,

or

try

to

copy

only

a

smaller

block.

Deleting

a

Block

CODE

D

STYLE

CTR/RMF

GRAMMAR1

GRAMMAR2

SEARCH

FORM

PAGE

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MuVr

COPY

TO

CLIPBOARD

PASTE

FROM

•CTIPBOARD

1.

Position

the

cursor

on

the

first

character

of

the

block

you

want

to

delete,

2.

Press

WI

to

display

the

menu.

3.

Use

s

and

El

to

select

BLOCK,

and

press

or

•

Accelerator:

Instead

of

(3),

type

"Er.

4.

Use

CO

and

m

to

select

DELETE

and

press

Cii""

.

•

Accelerator;

Instead

of

(4),

type

"D".

•

Short

cut:

instead

of

(2),

(3)

and

(4),

press

+

@.

Move

cursor

to

end

of

block

to

delete

and

press

RETURN.

5.

Move

the

cursor

to

the

end

of

the

block

to

be

deleted.

As

you

move

the

cur-

sor,

the

block

is

selected

(reverse

image).

Move

the

cursor

back

toward

the

beginning

of

the

block

to

deselect.

All

key

combinations

used

to

move

the

text

cursor

can

be

used

when

selecting

a

block,

(See

"Moving

the

Text

Cursor"

on

page

33.)

6.

When

the

block

to

be

deleted

is

selected,

press

.

The

word

processor

asks

for

confirmation:

Delete?

Press

RETURN(yes)

or

CANCEL(no).

7.

If

you

press

to

t1),

the

block

(displayed

in

reverse

image)

is

deleted,

and

any

text

following

the

block

is

reformatted

to

conform

to

commands

in

force

for

that

section

of

the

document.

(See

"Formatting

the

Page"

on

page

48.)

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