Brother International WP700D Owners Manual - English - Page 69

Saving

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ORD PROCES Saving a File When you have completed typing and formatting a document, you will want to save it on the diskette. Although the word processor allows you to type and print documents without saving them to diskette, saving is a good idea. You might, for example, find a mistake or change your mind just as you put the letter in the envelope. You can always delete unwanted documents later if you need more room. (See "Deleting a File" on page 71.) Saving a New File FILE SPELL After creating a new file (the file name that appears on the upper-left corner of the screen is *NEWF I LE), you have the options of saving or abandoning the file. 1. Press ITT_E) to display the following prompt on the message line: Save file? Press RETURN to save, CORRECT to abandon. 2. Press RETURN if you want to save the file, or CORRECT if the file is not worth saving. WARNING: If you press (CORRECT), the word processor switches to the WP INDEX screen without saving, and your work is lost. NOTE: Press (CANCEL instead of RETURN or (CORRECT to abandon saving and return to the WRITE/EDIT screen. 3. If you have pressed (RETURN) , the word processor asks you to input a file name: FILENAME: 1 4. Type the file name (See "Entering a File Name" on page 63) and press RETURN . The word processor returns to the WP INDEX screen and you can confirm that the new file appears in the list. 61

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Saving
a
File
When
you
have
completed
typing
and
formatting
a
document,
you
will
want
to
save
it
on
the
diskette.
Although
the
word
processor
allows
you
to
type
and
print
documents
without
sav-
ing
them
to
diskette,
saving
is
a
good
idea.
You
might,
for
example,
find
a
mistake
or
change
your
mind
just
as
you
put
the
letter
in
the
envelope.
You
can
always
delete
unwanted
documents
later
if
you
need
more
room.
(See
"Deleting
a
File"
on
page
71.)
Saving
a
New
File
FILE
SPELL
After
creating
a
new
file
(the
file
name
that
appears
on
the
upper
-left
corner
of
the
screen
is
*NEWF
I
LE),
you
have
the
options
of
saving
or
abandoning
the
file.
1.
Press
ITT_E)
to
display
the
following
prompt
on
the
message
line:
Save
file?
Press
RETURN
to
save,
CORRECT
to
abandon.
2.
Press
RETURN
if
you
want
to
save
the
file,
or
saving.
WARNING:
If
you
press
(CORRECT
)
,
the
word
processor
switches
to
the
WP
INDEX
screen
without
saving,
and
your
work
is
lost.
NOTE:
Press
(CANCEL
instead
of
or
(CORRECT
to
abandon
saving
and
return
to
the
WRITE/EDIT
screen.
3.
If
you
have
pressed
(RETURN)
,
the
word
processor
asks
you
to
input
a
file
name:
CORRECT
RETURN
if
the
file
is
not
worth
FILENAME:
1
4.
Type
the
file
name
(See
"Entering
a
File
Name"
on
page
63)
and
press
.
The
word
processor
returns
to
the
WP
INDEX
screen
and
you
can
confirm
that
the
new
file
appears
in
the
list.
RETURN
ORD
PROCES
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