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Advanced, Revision, Playing, Character

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- .IP 1 1. - w Advanced Revision It is important to have a copy of the job for reference when you are revising in storage. Do not use a justified copy of your job. If you have changed margins or pitch, be sure you play beck your job while storage is open before revising. re_aa r-ra You can revise a stored job by using the Play, Advance, and Delete keys. You can Play, Del, and Advance: • one character at a time • one word at a time • one line at a time • to a specific word • to the end of a job. The Play function allows you to play to the parts of the job that need revising. The Delete function allows you to delete parts of the job quickly. The Advance function allows you to move directly to the parts of the job that need revising without printing the text. Note: If the Store light Is blinking quickly, the typewriter is searching memory. You should not perform any typewriter function until the light stops blinking. Playing a Character, Word, or Line 1. Press Store + the number where you stored the job. • You are how at the beginning of the job. 2. Press Play + one of the following: • Spacebar to play a character. • W (Word) to play a word and the space alter It. • E (Line) to play a line, including the carrier return at the end of the line. 3. The typewriter plays what you request. • If you play past the point you want to revise, press Store and return to step 1. 4. Press Store to close storage when you have finished. Practice r Practice playing by character, word, and line using iheiciti4;iii4C:'' exercise. 1. Insert paper; set margins and single line spacing 12 and PS Pitch LMar RMar 159 or 10 Pitch 10 66 • • 2. Pratte Stars t **number where you want to store the jab. 3 Type Me paragraph printed belpyrecith ARtn on. 4. Press Store. ' ,.. • ithe worlds first dual with iypenakeeri was kougbi Ya Obio47 1:1113.888. A Cinciniiiiitan, Louis Taub , Ileneed Fiank licUrrin, a Salt Lake City court typist *is a contest connisting of 45 minutes of direct dictation Snot 45 minutes of copying from a acript. Note: You will use this practice exercise throughout the remainder of this chapter. 4410 'Operators Outdo • Advanced Storage 44

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.IP
1
1.
-
w
Advanced
Revision
It
is
important
to
have
a
copy
of
the
job
for
reference
when
you
are
revising
in
storage.
Do
not
use
a
justified
copy
of
your
job.
If
you
have
changed
margins
or
pitch,
be
sure
you
play
beck
your
job
while
storage
is
open
before
revising.
You
can
revise
a
stored
job
by
using
the
Play,
Advance,
and
Delete
keys.
You
can
Play,
Del,
and
Advance:
•
one
character
at
a
time
•
one
word
at
a
time
•
one
line
at
a
time
•
to
a
specific
word
•
to
the
end
of
a
job.
The
Play
function
allows
you
to
play
to
the
parts
of
the
job
that
need
revising.
The
Delete
function
allows
you
to
delete
parts
of
the
job
quickly.
The
Advance
function
allows
you
to
move
directly
to
the
parts
of
the
job
that
need
revising
without
printing
the
text.
Note:
If
the
Store
light
Is
blinking
quickly,
the
typewriter
is
searching
memory.
You
should
not
perform
any
typewriter
function
until
the
light
stops
blinking.
e
_
aa
r
r-
r
a
Playing
a
Character,
Word,
or
Line
1.
2.
3.
4.
Press
Store
+
the
number
where
you
stored
the
job.
•
You
are
how
at
the
beginning
of
the
job.
Press
Play
+
one
of
the
following:
•
Spacebar
to
play
a
character.
•
W
(Word)
to
play
a
word
and
the
space
alter
It.
•
E
(Line)
to
play
a
line,
including
the
carrier
return
at
the
end
of
the
line.
The
typewriter
plays
what
you
request.
•
If
you
play
past
the
point
you
want
to
revise,
press
Store
and
return
to
step
1.
Press
Store
to
close
storage
when
you
have
finished.
Practice
r
Practice
playing
by
character,
word,
and
line
using
iheiciti4;iii4C:''
exercise.
1.
Insert
paper;
set
margins
and
single
line
spacing
12
and
PS
Pitch
LMar
RMar
159
or
10
Pitch
10
66
•
•
2.
Pratte
Stars
t
**number
where
you
want
to
store
the
jab.
3
Type
Me
paragraph
printed
belpyrecith
ARtn
on.
4.
Press
Store.
'
,..
•
ithe
worlds
first
dual
with
iypenakeeri
was
kougbi
Ya
Obio
4
7
1:1113.888.
A
Cinciniiiiitan,
Louis
Taub
,
Ileneed
Fiank
licUrrin,
a
Salt
Lake
City
court
typist
*is
a
contest
connisting
of
45
minutes
of
direct dictation
Snot
45
minutes
of
copying
from
a
acript.
Note:
You
will
use
this
practice
exercise
throughout
the
remainder
of
this
chapter.
4410
'Operators
Outdo
•
Advanced
Storage
44