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Helpful Hints • To cancel a temporary left margin, hold down Cade while you press CRtn (InCir). - The Correction key will not cancel a temporary left margin. • To erase other characters after setting'or clearing a temporary left margin (as in the example below): Incorrect Character I Cede + Tab (Indent) 12. The world's first duel with 1. Press Backspace until the carrier stops at the temporary left margin. 2. Press MarR•I. 3. Press Backspace to position the carrier at the 2 {the incorrect character). 4. Manually erase the 2 (the incorrect character), and then type a 3. 5. Continue typing. - The temporary left margin is still set. Caps Function The Caps function allows you to type capital letters while typing numbers and lowercase punctuation without using the Shift or Shift Lack key. Turning Caps On 1, The Shift Lock light must be turned off. • If necessary, press Shift to turn the light off. 2. Hold down Code while you press N (Caps). • The printwheel spins. • All letters are typed in uppercase (capital letters). • All numbers and punctuation are typed in lowercase. Turning Caps Off Hold down Code while you press N (Caps). • The printwheel spins. • All letters return to lowercase. Helpful Hints • While Caps is turned on, press the Shift key to type uppercase symbols (on the numbers row) and uppercase punctuation marks. • The Caps function can be used only with the United States key- board. 2-11 Operator's Guide Advanced Operations 2.1T

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Helpful
Hints
•
To
cancel
a
temporary
left
margin,
hold
down
Cade
while
you
press
CRtn
(InCir).
—
The
Correction
key
will
not
cancel
a
temporary
left
margin.
•
To
erase
other
characters
after
setting'or
clearing
a
temporary
left
margin
(as
in
the
example
below):
Incorrect
Character
I
Cede
+
Tab
(Indent)
12.
The
world's
first
duel
with
1.
Press
Backspace
until
the
carrier
stops
at
the
temporary
left
margin.
2.
Press
MarR•I.
3.
Press
Backspace
to
position
the
carrier
at
the
2
{the
incorrect
character).
4.
Manually
erase
the
2
(the
incorrect
character),
and
then
type
a
3.
5.
Continue
typing.
—
The
temporary
left
margin
is
still
set.
Caps
Function
The
Caps
function
allows
you
to
type
capital
letters
while
typing
numbers
and
lowercase
punctuation
without
using
the
Shift
or
Shift
Lack
key.
Turning
Caps
On
1,
The
Shift
Lock
light
must
be
turned
off.
•
If
necessary,
press
Shift
to
turn
the
light
off.
2.
Hold
down
Code
while
you
press
N
(Caps).
•
The
printwheel
spins.
•
All
letters
are
typed
in
uppercase
(capital
letters).
•
All
numbers
and
punctuation
are
typed
in
lowercase.
Turning
Caps
Off
Hold
down
Code
while
you
press
N
(Caps).
•
The
printwheel
spins.
•
All
letters
return
to
lowercase.
Helpful
Hints
•
While
Caps
is
turned
on,
press
the
Shift
key
to
type
uppercase
symbols
(on
the
numbers
row)
and
uppercase
punctuation
marks.
•
The
Caps
function
can
be
used
only
with
the
United
States
key-
board.
2-11
Operator's
Guide
Advanced
Operations
2.1T