IBM 6 Operation Guide - Page 30

Erasing, Manually, Proportional, Spacing, Practice

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Erasing Manually in Proportional Spacing When erasing manually, hold down Code while you press Backspace (Blosp1) to correctly realign the printwheel pointer at the incorrect character. The carrier moves back one unit of space each time you hold down Code while you press the Backspace key.' 1. Position the printwheel pointer at the left edge of the last char- acter in the word. • Press Spacebar, Badcspace, or hold down Code while you press Backspace (nevi). 2. Press the Correction key. • The printwhee€ spins. 3. Type the last character in the word juSt like you typed it the first time. • The character is erased. • If the incorrect character is not completely erased, hold down Code while you press Backspace (MENA) to reposition the printwheel pointer to the left edge of the incorrect character. Repeat steps 2 and 3. 4. Press the Correction key. • The printwheel spins and the carrier does not move. 5. Type the previous character In the word. • The carrier backs up and erases the previous character. 6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each character until the entire word is erased. 7. Type the correct word. Practice Type the following paragraph, line by line as printed below, Including the highlighted error. Do not,remove the paper from your typewriter. Manually erase the incorrect word after you type the entire para. graph. The world's first duel thiw typewriters. AwaCs:ifnocuignhntatiinanC, iLnocuinisnaTtia;ubO, hcihoailnlen1g8e8d1. Frank MoGurrin, a Salt Lake city court typist, to• a contest consisting of 45 minutes of direct dictation and 45. Miriutep of copying. (Do not press CRtri.) t Press Paper Down twelve times to move the carrier to the line with the incorrect word (the first line). Pres9 Spacebar. Backspace, or•hold downCode while you press Backspace (Okapi) to position the printwheel pointer at the lett edge of the w In thiw (the last incorrect character In the word). 3. ' Press the Cor•rection key: • The printwheel spins. Type the incorrect character (w)- * The w is erased, - • 4V• If the incorrect character is not completely erased, hold down Code while you press Backspace (Okapi) to reposition the printwheel pointerio the left edge of the Incorrect character. Repeat steps 2,3, and 4. 5 Press the Correction key. • The printwheel spins, but the carrier does not move. 6 Type thainoarrect character (I). • The carrier babies up and erases the i. Repeat steps 5•and 8 to erase the h and 1`.• et The entire incorrect word is erased. Type the word with. 2-24 Operator's Guide Advanced Operations 2-25

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Erasing
Manually
in
Proportional
Spacing
When
erasing
manually,
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(Blosp1)
to
correctly
realign
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
incorrect
character.
The
carrier
moves
back
one
unit
of
space
each
time
you
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
the
Backspace
key.'
1.
Position
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
left
edge
of
the
last
char-
acter
in
the
word.
Press
Spacebar,
Badcspace,
or
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(nevi).
2.
Press
the
Correction
key.
The
printwhee€
spins.
3.
Type
the
last
character
in
the
word
juSt
like
you
typed
it
the
first
time.
The
character
is
erased.
If
the
incorrect
character
is
not
completely
erased,
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(MENA)
to
reposition
the
printwheel
pointer
to
the
left
edge
of
the
incorrect
character.
Repeat
steps
2
and
3.
4.
Press
the
Correction
key.
The
printwheel
spins
and
the
carrier
does
not
move.
5.
Type
the
previous
character
In
the
word.
The
carrier
backs
up
and
erases
the
previous
character.
Repeat
steps
4
and
5
for
each
character
until
the
entire
word
is
erased.
7.
Type
the
correct
word.
6.
Practice
Type
the
following
paragraph,
line
by
line
as
printed
below,
Including
the
highlighted
error.
Do
not,
remove
the
paper
from
your
typewriter.
Manually
erase
the
incorrect
word
after
you
type
the
entire
graph.
para.
The
world's first
duel
thiw
typewriters.
was:
fought
in Cincinnati;
Ohio
in
1881.
A
Cincinnatian,
Louis
Taub,
challenged
Frank
MoGurrin,
a
Salt
Lake
city
court
typist,
to•
a
contest consisting
of
45
minutes
of
direct dictation
and
45.
Miriutep
of
copying.
(Do
not
press
CRtri.)
t
Press
Paper
Down
twelve
times
to
move
the
carrier
to
the
line
with
the
incorrect
word
(the
first
line).
Pres9
Spacebar.
Backspace,
or
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(Okapi)
to
position
the
printwheel
pointer
at
the
lett
edge
of
the
w
In
thiw
(the
last
incorrect
character
In
the
word).
3.
'
Press
the
Cor•rection
key:
The
printwheel
spins.
Type
the
incorrect
character
(w)-
*
The
w
is
erased,
-
4
V•
If
the
incorrect
character
is
not
completely
erased,
hold
down
Code
while
you
press
Backspace
(Okapi)
to
reposition
the
printwheel
pointerio
the
left
edge
of
the
Incorrect
character.
Repeat
steps
2,3,
and
4.
5
Press
the
Correction
key.
The
printwheel
spins,
but
the
carrier
does
not
move.
6
Type
thainoarrect
character
(I).
The
carrier
babies
up
and
erases
the
i.
Repeat
steps
5•and
8
to
erase
the
h
and
1`.•
et
The
entire
incorrect
word
is
erased.
Type
the
word
with.
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Operator's
Guide
Advanced
Operations
2-25