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Backspace 1 Holding down Code while you press Backspace (Bksp1) moves the carrier back one unit of space. Use the one-unit backspace (skspl) key when you want to insert an extra character in a word. Inserting an Extra Character 1. Position the printwheel pointer at the last character in the incorrect word. Look at the example below. Position Printwheel Pointer Here The letters shoud be 2. 3. PH8rnoeylsdpsdittochwhe)nCtoCoormrdeoecvtweiohtnhileekepyyroiuunntpwtrihletesheselBipnkocsiopnr1treetrwcbtoawcookrrtadhfrirseaeecrttiaiomsneeodsf.(ator space. 4. Type the correct word. 5. Press Reloc and continue typing. Practice Type the SowingHee: correct the Word should When you reach the si t, atop typing and : lt you need help, use the lestrettione above. The titters shoud be received by our .1 • ' Erasing In Proportional Spacing (PS) Complete this section only if you have a PS (proportional spacing) printwheel. Do not complete this section If you are using a printwhe in 10, 12, or 15 pitch. if you need help changing the printwheel, see "Removing the Printwheel" on page 7-6 and 'installing the Printwheel" on page 7-7. The space allotted to each character depends on its width In proportional spacing. The space is measured in units. For example, a lowercase in is seven units wide and a lowercase t is three units wide. In 10, 12 and 15 pitch, each character is allotted the same space, regtirdless of Its Width. in proportional spicing (PS), it is usually easier to erase the entire wore containing an incorrect character, and then retype the word cor rectiy. Using the Correction key, you can erase a single letter. When erasing automatically or manually, position the printwheel pointer at the left edge of each Incorrect character. Example ENIntel Positipn the printwheel poIntet here to erase the • Erasing Automatically in Proportional Spacing 1. Use the Backspace key to position the printwheel pointer at the left edge of the last character In the word. 2. Press the Correction key. lb; The last character in the word Is automatically erased. so! It the character Is not erased, you are outside the correction memory. The word must be erased manually. 3. Press the Correction key for each character until the entire word leerased. A Type the correct word, 5. press Reioc. 2-22 Operator's Guide nnarrelana a saw

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Backspace
1
Holding
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(Bksp1)
moves
the
carrier
back
one
unit
of
space.
Use
the
one
-unit
backspace
(skspl)
key
when
you
want
to
insert
an
extra
character
in
a
word.
Inserting
an
Extra
Character
1.
Position
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
last
character
in
the
incor-
rect
word.
Look
at
the
example
below.
Position
Printwheel
Pointer
Here
The
letters
shoud
be
2.
Press
the
Correction
key
until
the
incorrect
word
is
erased.
3.
Hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Bksp1
two
or
three
times
(tor
8ny
pitch)
to
move
the
printwheel
pointer
back
a
fraction
of
a
space.
4.
Type
the
correct
word.
5.
Press
Reloc
and
continue
typing.
Practice
Type
the
Sowing
Hee:
When
you
reach
the
s
i
t
,
atop
typing
and
:
correct
the
Word
should
lt
you
need
help,
use
the
lestrettione
above.
The
titters
shoud
be
received
by
our
.1
•
'
Erasing
In
Proportional
Spacing
(PS)
Complete
this
section
only
if
you
have
a
PS
(proportional
spacing)
printwheel.
Do
not
complete
this
section
If
you
are
using
a
printwhe
in
10,
12,
or
15
pitch.
if
you
need
help
changing
the
printwheel,
see
"Removing
the
Printwheel"
on
page
7-6
and
'installing
the
Printwheel"
on
page
7-7.
The
space
allotted
to
each
character
depends
on
its
width
In
propor-
tional
spacing.
The
space
is
measured
in
units.
For
example,
a
low-
ercase
in
is
seven
units
wide
and
a
lowercase
t
is
three
units
wide.
In
10,
12
and
15
pitch,
each
character
is
allotted
the
same
space,
regtirdless
of
Its
Width.
in
proportional
spicing
(PS),
it
is
usually
easier
to
erase
the
entire
wore
containing
an
incorrect
character,
and
then
retype
the
word
cor
rectiy.
Using
the
Correction
key,
you
can
erase
a
single
letter.
When
erasing
automatically
or
manually,
position
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
left
edge
of
each
Incorrect
character.
Example
EN
Intel
Positipn
the
printwheel poIntet
here
to
erase
the
•
Erasing
Automatically
in
Proportional
Spacing
1.
Use
the
Backspace
key
to
position
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
left
edge
of
the
last
character
In
the
word.
2.
Press
the
Correction
key.
lb;
The
last
character
in
the
word
Is
automatically
erased.
so!
It
the
character
Is
not
erased,
you
are
outside
the
correction
memory.
The
word
must
be
erased
manually.
3.
Press
the
Correction
key
for
each
character
until
the
entire
word
leerased.
A
Type
the
correct
word,
5.
press
Reioc.
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Operator's
Guide
nnarrelana
a
saw