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Character Set The display on this multilingual word processor supports all European languages written with the Roman alphabet, Greek and mathematical symbols. To type English text, all you need is the standard daisy wheel which comes with your word processor. There are other styles and pitches available. (See "Compatible Acces- sories" on page 284.) However, if you have to type French text, or text requiring mathematical symbols, Dzi you need the corresponding Daisy Wheel(s) to have all the special characters -a correctly printed. 0 0 rn Switching the Keyboard CODE K KB While typing your text with the WP application, you must select the desired keyboard in order to have the characters properly displayed on the screen. This is done by pressing (glij +0 ( ). These keys switch the KB indicator through the following cycle: KB:I -) I Keyboard Selection I (Standard) II (International) III (Symbol) Use For English text. For European languages using Roman alphabet. For Greek letters and mathematical symbols. NOTE: For more details regarding the characters available in each keyboard, see "Character Keys" on page 256. Changing the Daisy Wheel The word processor will remember which keyboard selection was used to enter your text, and will prompt you to insert the corresponding daisy wheel when you print your document. 60

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Character
Set
Dzi
-
a
0
0
rn
The
display
on
this
multilingual
word
processor
supports
all
European
languages
written
with
the
Roman
alphabet,
Greek
and
mathematical
symbols.
To
type
English
text,
all
you
need
is
the
standard
daisy
wheel
which
comes
with
your
word
processor.
There
are
other
styles
and
pitches
available.
(See
"Compatible
Acces-
sories"
on
page
284.)
However,
if
you
have
to
type
French
text,
or
text
requiring
mathematical
symbols,
you
need
the
corresponding
Daisy
Wheel(s)
to
have
all
the
special
characters
correctly
printed.
Switching
the
Keyboard
CODE
K
KB
While
typing
your
text
with
the
WP
application,
you
must
select
the
desired
key-
board
in
order
to
have
the
characters
properly
displayed
on
the
screen.
This
is
done
by
pressing
(glij
+0
(
).
These
keys
switch
the
KB
indicator
through
the
following
cycle:
KB:I
—)
I
Keyboard
Selection
Use
I
(Standard)
For
English
text.
II
(International)
For
European
languages
using
Roman
alphabet.
III
(Symbol)
For
Greek
letters
and
mathematical
symbols.
NOTE:
For
more
details
regarding
the
characters
available
in
each
keyboard,
see
"Character
Keys"
on
page
256.
Changing
the
Daisy
Wheel
The
word
processor
will
remember
which
keyboard
selection
was
used
to
enter
your
text,
and
will
prompt
you
to
insert
the
corresponding
daisy
wheel
when
you
print
your
document.
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