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Revising, Stored

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1.1P9OP
.
War.
Practice
J
1.
'insert
paper;
install
t
he
s
ame
p
itch
printwheel
and
set
the
same
margins,
tabs,
and
line
space
you
used
when
you
stored.
the
job.
2..
Play
back
the
job
you
stored
earlier.
I
•
You
can
play
back
the
job
as
many
times
as
you:wish.
a.
Press
CRtn
to
position
the
Carrier
at
the
left
margin.
b.
Press
Play
+
the
number
where
you
stored
the
job.
Practice
starting;
stopping,
and
playing
back
one
character
at
a
3
time.
L
,
-
,
,
Helpful
•
Hints
.
I
If
you
are
playing
back
a
job
and
want,to
start
from
the
beginning,
press
CRtn
to
position
the
carrier
at
the
left
margin,
then
press
Play
+
the
number.
:
I
•
When
jobs
are
stored
in
PS
and
played
back
In
10,
12,
or
15
pitch,
they
may
not
play
back
exactly
as
you
typed
them.
•
Corrections
made
while
playing
back
with
the
Stare
light
off
are
not
corrected
in
the
stored
job.
The
corrections
with
not
appear
the
next
time
you
play
back
the
job,
,
I
•
A
job
can
be
played
back
with
the
ARtn
light
on
or
off.
The
ARtn
light
stays
on
until
you
turn
it
off.
When
the
ARtn
light
Is
on
during
playback:
—
The
typewriter
automatically
endis
the
lines
according
to
the
present
margins
set
in
the
typewriter.
if
a
word
extended
past
the
right
margin
when
you
Ori
g
inall
y
typed
it,
it
may
be
i
printed
on
the
next
line
during
playback.
--
if
you
press
CRtn
before
you
r
t
yp
ewriter
beeptt
at
the
right
margin,
the
typewriter
will
always
return
at
that
point
during
playback.
•
When
the
ARtn
light
is
off
during
playback,
your
job
plays
back
line
for
line
as
you
typed
it.
I
Revising
a
Stored
Job
You
have
just
learned
to
play
back
a
stored
job
with
storage
closed
(Play
+
the
number).
You
will
learn
another
way
to
play
back
a
stored
job
with
storage
open
(Store
+
the
number).
Storage
must
always
be
open
if
you
want
to
add,
remove,
or
correct
words
in
a
stored
job.
Adding
a
Word
In
a
Stored
Job
Opening
Storage
1.
Insert
paper.
Install
the
same
pitch
printwheel
and
set
the
same
margins,
tabs,
and
line
space
you
used
when
you
stored
the
job.
2.
Press
Store
+
the
number
(1
through
99)
where
you
stored
the
job.
3.
Release
the
keys.
•
The
carrier
returns
to
the
left
margin.
•
The
Store
light
blinks.
•
The
ARtn
light
comes
on.
•
Underlining
is
turned
off.
•
The
printwheel
spins.
4.
You
may
begin
playback
when
the
Store
light
comes
on
solid.
Playing
sack
1.
Press
and
release
Play
to
begin
playback.
2.
Press
Play
or
any
key
to
stop
playback
one
or
two
words
before
the
point
where
you
want
to
add
the
word.
3.
Hold
down
Play
while
you
press
and
release
the
Spacebar.
Play
back
one
character
at
a
time
to
reach
the
point
where
the
word
is
to
be
added.
•
H
you
play
too
far,
use
the
Correction
key
to
erase
the
charac-
ters
or
play
the
job
back
again.
Remember
what
you
have
erased
so
you
can
retype
the
characters
later.
*
operator's
Guide
Storage
84