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3-1 MEMORY Your typewriter has an internal memory of 7,000 characters which you can use to store texts to be recalled as you wish. The Text Memory is used for lengthy documents or projects requiring editing or repetitive printing. When your typewriter has reached the maximum storage capacity of 7,000 characters, the buzzer will sound every time a key is pressed and the display will indicate the following: MEMORY FULL! • TEXT At this time, you will be required to delete portions of the memory, which are no longer needed to continue with your current project. Deletion of memory contents will be discussed later in this manual. 3-2 TEXT MEMORY .3The text memory allows you to enter documents which would require revisions, repetitive print-out, insertion of variable information or width changes. With this memory you may store documents that are either short or lengthy. 6 You can also enter special functions such as tab, decimal tab, and indent commands as well as centering, bold print, and underlining. II IN/EDIT/LIST? Press the TEXT key. The display on your typewriter will ask "IN/EDIT/LIST?". 21 Press the "I" key when you are; *creating the initial text *continuing (adding) to the end of the text. Press the "E" key when you are; *recalling a text for modification *recalling a text to print it *listing the text names in memory on the display *deleting a text from memory *renaming a text Press the "L" key when you are; *requesting a printed list of text names in memory

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3-1
MEMORY
Your
typewriter
has
an
internal
memory
of
7,000
characters
which
you
can
use
to
store
texts
to
be
recalled
as
you
wish.
The
Text
Memory
is
used
for
lengthy
documents
or
projects
requiring
editing
or
repetitive
printing.
When
your
typewriter
has
reached
the
maximum
storage
capacity
of
7,000
characters,
the
buzzer
will
sound
every
time
a
key
is
pressed
and
the
display
will
indicate
the
following:
MEMORY
FULL!
•
TEXT
At
this
time,
you
will
be
required
to
delete
portions
of
the
memory,
which
are
no
longer
needed
to
continue
with
your
current
project.
Deletion
of
memory
contents
will
be
discussed
later
in
this
manual.
3-2
TEXT
MEMORY
.3
The
text
memory
allows
you
to
enter
documents
which
would
require
revisions,
repetitive
print-out,
insertion
of
variable
information
or
width
changes.
With
this
memory
you
may
store
documents
that
are
either
short
or
lengthy.
6
You can
also
enter
special
functions
such
as
tab,
decimal
tab,
and
indent
commands
as
well
as
centering,
bold
print,
and
underlining.
II
IN/EDIT/LIST?
21
Press
the
TEXT
key.
The
display
on
your
typewriter
will
ask
"IN/EDIT/LIST?".
Press
the
"I"
key
when
you
are;
*creating
the
initial
text
*continuing
(adding)
to
the
end
of
the
text.
Press
the
"E"
key
when
you
are;
*recalling
a
text
for
modification
*recalling
a
text
to
print
it
*listing
the
text
names
in
memory
on
the
display
*deleting
a
text
from
memory
*renaming
a
text
Press
the
"L"
key
when
you
are;
*requesting
a
printed
list
of
text
names
in
memory