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OPERATION

MANUAL

AE-740

ELECTRONIC

OFFICE

TYPEWRITER

FOR

USA

ONLY

NOTE: This equipment

has

been tested and found

to

comply

with

the limits

for

a

Cl.ss

B drgrral de

r

ice.

pursuant

to

Part l5

of the FCC

Rules. These limits

are

designed to

provide

reasonable

prorectron

agarnsr

harmful

interference in

a residential

installation. This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can radiate

radro

frequency energy

and, if not installed

and

used

in

accordance with

the instructions,

may

caus€ harmful

interference

to radio

communications.

However,

there is no

guarantee

that interference will

not

occur in

a

particular

installation.

If

this equipment

does cause harmful

interference

to

radio

or television

reception, which

can

be determined

by turning

the equipment

off and on, the

user is encouraged

to try

to

correct the interference

by one or more

of the following measures:

-

Reorient

or

relocate

the receiving

antenna.

-

Increase

the

separation

between the

equipment and receiver.

-

Connect

the equipment into

an outlet on a circuit

different from

that to

which

the receiver

is connected.

-

Consult the dealer or

an experienced

radio/TV

technician for

help.

FCC

WARNING:

-

Changes

or modifications

not

expressly

approved

by the

party

responsible

for

compliance

could void

the user's

authority

to

operate

the equipment.

-

Use a shielded interface

cable.

your

new.Electronic

Typewriter

increases

your

typing

elficiency

through

use

of the

most advanced

technology.

Some

of the

many

outstanding

features

of

your

typewriler

are:

.

16,0O0-charactermemory

.

15.0

inch

paper capacity

.

40-character

liquid crystal

display

o

Four

modes: normal

print/line

prinVjustify

print/store

o

Easy-to-change

1O0-character

printwheel

.

l0-line correction

memory

(700

characters

max.)

.

Pitch selector:

10,

12, l5 and

PS

(proportional

spacing)

.

Line space

selector:

l, I

ll2 and

2lines

o

Programmable

paper insert

.

Full

electronic tabulation

for

up

to 30

positions

.

Decimal/center/flush

righttabulation

.

Column

layout

.

Search

and

replace

o

Block copy/move/delete/print

o

Automatic

full

page

relocation

.

Automatic centering

.

Right margin flush

o

Automatic return

o

Automaticunderlining

o

Bold

typing

'

Caps

lock

o

Micro up/micro

down/micro

back

space

o

Framing

(line

drawing)

.

Optional

interface

.

Optional spell

check

(dictionaries

for English,

French, and Spanish

are available)

This

manual describes

your

typewriter's

functions,

operating

controls

and

procedures, and

replacement

of

its accessories.

Thorough

study of

instructions

will facilitate

and

maximize

the efficient

use

of

your

new

electronic

typewriter.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

Rules For Safe Operation
Part Names

And Functions

Key Functions

GETTING

STARTED

Unpacking
Setting Up

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.......7

InsertinglEjectingPaper

......8

Setting the Top of Form

(Amount

of Papbr Insert)

. . . . .9

TypingControls

......10

TypingModes(NP/LPlJUST/STORE)

...11

Margins

. . .13

Tabs .

.....14

ConectionsonPaper

.......16

Corrections on the

Display

. . . 19

TYPING FUNCTIONS

Paragraphlndentation...

....22

AutomaticCentering

.......23

RightMarginFlush

....26

AutomaticReturn

.....27

Required

Hyphen

and Required

Space

.

. .28

SyllableHlphen

......28

DecimalTabulation

...29

CenterTabulation

.....30

FlushRightTabulation

......31

GroupTabulation

.....32

Columnlayout

.......34

AutomaticUnderlining

......37

Keyboard

II

(Special

Characters)

. . .38

BoldTyping

....38

Capslock

......39

Overlay

. . .40

Superscript/Subscript

...

....41

Micro Up/tlicro Down/Jv1icro Back

Space

. . . . .42

Framing(LineDrawing)

.....43

MEMORY

FUNCTIONS

CreatingaTextFile.

...45

ModifyingaTextFile.

......51

CreatingaPhraseFile.

......54

ModifyingaPhraseFile

.....57

InsertingaPhraseFilewithinaTextFile .

......58

Setting the

Page Length of a Text File

. . . .59

StopCode ......60

SearchandReplace..

.......62

Block Operations

(Copy/Tvlove/Delete)

. . .67

Printing

aTextFile

.,..70

PrintingaPhraseFile.

.......72

Printing a Chain of Files

(Chain

Recall)

PrintingaBlockof Text

.....74

VariableFile

....75

FormatFile

.....78

FileCopy

......80

FileDeletion

....81

List of Files in Memory

. . . . .82

MemoryOverflow

....83

AvailableMemoryCapacity

......84

MemoryAllClear

.....84

HOW TO

CHANGE ACCESSORIES

Ribbon

Cassette
Conection Tape
Printwheel . . .

SUPPLIES

MAINTENANCE

Removing Platen
Cleaning
Service

.......85

.......87

.......88

INTRODUCTION

Rules

For Safe Operation

Make sure

you

are

using the

proper power as stated on the

name

plate

at the back of the typewriter.

Your

typewriter

is a highly sophisticated

mechanism. Never attempt to

repair it

yourself.

If repair

becomes necessary, take

it to the authorized

service center.

Never

insert metal

objects

such as a

screwdriver,

paper

clip,

nail file,

etc.,

inside the typewriter. This

could cause damage

to the typewriter

and/or electrical

shock.

Do not leave

your

typewriter

unattended

when it

is turned

on. Always turn off the typewriter

when

vou

have finished typing.

Be sure to turn off the typewriter

when

removing

platen.

Part

Names

And

Functions

27
26

25

1. PLATEN KNOB

13.

POWER

SWITCH

used to manually

rotate the

platen'

14.

powER

coRD

2. PAPER GUIDE
Provides consistent

placement

of

paper.

15. PLATEN

(ROLLER)

Rolls

paper

in and out.

3. PAPER SUPPORT

PANEI,

Supports the

paper.

16. PAPER BAIL & BAIL

ROLLERS

Holds

paper

against the

platen.

4.

GLARE SHIELD
Blocks

out

direct light from typing line.

17. RIBBON

GUIDE

Guides

ribbon.

5. MARGIN SCALE
Provides numerical indication of

printing

lE.

PRINT

POINT INDICATOR

position.

Indicates

printing position.

6.

PAGE END INDICATOR

19.

PRINTWHEEL

Supports the

paper.

Scale indicates remaining

paper

length

in inches

(for

I l-inch-long

paper

20. LINE

LOCATOR

(red

line)

only).

Denotes the bottom of the typing line.

7. NOISE

COVER

2I. CARD HOLDER

Buffers the sound of typing.

Holds

paper

against the

platen.

8.

PAPER RELEASE LEVER

22, GUIDE ROLLER

Releases

paper

for alignment.

Guides correction

tape.

9. PAPER

BAIL LEVER

23. PRINTWHEEL

SET/RELEASE

LEVER

Lifts the

paper

bail.

Pull to insert

paper

Used for replacing

printuheel.

automatically'

24.

coRRECTIoN

TA*E

IO. TOP

COVER

Open to replace ribbon,

correction tape or

25. RIBBON CASSETTE

printwheel.

26. RIBBON

TAKEUP KNOB

ll.

CONTRAST CONTROL

Used

to take up anv slack in ribbon.

Adjusts the contrast

of display.

27. PRINT HEAD

12. 40

CHARACTER

ADJUSTABLE

DISPLAY

Strikes

against

printu'hee|.

Displays

typed characters. Adjust angle by

pressing

both sides of the display housing.

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with

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MARGIN

RELEASE

KEY

12.

HALF

SPACE

KEY

Releases

the margins

to

type beyond

them

or set

Moves the

carrier

one

half space to

the right.

new ones'

13.

RETURN

KEY

2.

LEFT

MARGIN

KEY

Returns

the carrier/cursor

to

the left

margin on

Sets

the

left margin.

the next

line.

3.

RIGHT

MARGIN

KEY

14.

PRINT

KEY

Sets

the

right margin.

Prints text

which appears

on the display.

Also

prints

a

file stored

in

memory.

4.

TAB

SET/CLEAR

KEY

Sets/clears

rabs.

15.

REVERSE

INDEX

KEY

Retracts

paper

downward

in

ll2line

(

l/12 inch)

5.

MODE KEY

increments

without moving

the carrier.

Hold

Changes

the typing

modes.

the

key down

to retract

paper

continuously.

6. CODE

KEY

16. INDEX KEY

Activates

special

functions in conjunction

with

Advances

paper

upward

in ll?line

(

lll2 inch)

other

keys.

increments

without

moving the carrier.

Hold

the key down

to advance

paper

continuously.

7. TAB

KEY

Moves

carrier/cursor

to the next tab

position.

17. RELOCATION

KEY

Moves the carrier/cursor

one space to

the right

8. SHIFT

LOCK

KEY

of the last

character typed.

Locks

the Shift

key to type a series of capital

letters. The

red lamp on the

key lights up when

18. EXPRESS

(BACKSPACE)

KEY

the

key is

pressed. Release the shift

lock by

Returns the

carrier to the

left margin

without a

pressing

either Shift

key.

line feed. On

the display,

the Express key

moves the cursor one

space to

the right.

Hold

9.

SHIFT

KEY

down

the key

for continuous

movement to

the

Enables

the typing

of upper case letters and

right.

symbols

which appear on the

upper left corner

of each

key.

19. BACKSPACE

KEY

Moves the

carrier/cursor

one space to the

left.

10. REPEAT

KEY

Hold down the

key for continuous

movement to

Repeats the

last character typed or the

last key

the left.

function entered.

20.

CORRECTION

KBY

11. SPACE

BAR

Corrects

characters.

Hold down the

key for

Moves the carrier/cursor ahead one space

to the

repeat correction.

right.

Hold down the

Space

bar for continuous

movement

to the right.

(On

the display, the Space

bar

replaces

the character with a space when

it

moves

on the

typed

characters.)

GETTING

STARTED

Unpacking

Setting

Up

Before

using your

typewriter,

be sure

to

remove

the packing

materials

as

described

in

the

unpacking

instructions.

I

)

Insert

the paper

support

panel.

2)

Raise

the page

end

indicaror

located

on

rhe

back

of the paper

support panel.

Move

it

to the

desired

position

by

tilting

and

pulling

it

in

the

desired

direction.

The

scale

on

the

page

end

indicator

indicates

the

amount

of

space

remaining

in

inches

between

your

current

position

and

the

end

ofthe paper.

3)

Position

the

glare

shield

to

prevent

direct

light

from

obscuring

the

typing

line.

Turning

On

Typewriter

l) Plug

the

appropriate

end

of the

power

cord

into

the typewriter.

2) Plug

the

other

end

of the

power

cord into

an

outlet

of the

proper

voltage/frequency

as specified

on

the name plate

on the

back

of

the

typewriter.

3) Turn

on

the

power

switch

located

at

the left

rear

of the

typewriter.
When

the

power

is turned

on, a

beep

sounds

and

the

power-on

lamp

on the

keyboard

lights

up.

The

carrier

srops

at the

left

margin.
Be

sure

to begin

operation

after

the initialization

sequence

is

completed.
Note:

Make

sure the printwheel,

ribbon

cassette

and

correction

rape

are

properly

installed.

Inserting/Ej

ectin g Paper

@.8

Inserting

paper

I ) Adjust

the

paper guide

on the

paper

support

panel

to the desired

position.

The

paper guide

ensures

consistent

placement

of

your

paper.

2)

Insert

a sheet of

paper

behind the

platen

aligned

with

the

paper

guide.

3) Pull the

paper

bail

lever

toward

you

as

far

as it

goes.

The

paper

is

automatically

inserted and stops

at the

position

where you

have

set by the top

of

form setting.

See

"Setting

The Top

of

Form"

section

which

follows.

Note:

Pulling

the

paper

bail

lever halfway

raises the

paper

bail away

from

the

platen.

4)

To

release

and straighten

the

paper. pull

the

paper

release lever

toward

you.

5)

Return

the

paper

release

lever and

paper

bail lever

to their

normal

positions.

Ejecting

paper

Hold

down the Code key and

press

the

"E"

key

to automatically

eject

paper.

Setting

The

Top

of Form

(Amount

of Paper

Insert)

@.@

or

This

function

sets

the

amount

of the

paper

insertion.

when

you

pull

the

paper

bail

lever

to

automatically

insert

the

paper,

the paper

will

advance

the

number

of lines

according

this

setting.

l)

Hold

down

the

code

key

and

press

the

"F"

key.

The

message

"SET

TOP OF

FORM

=

06"

appears

on

the

display.

The

preset

setting

is

6 lines;

L0

inch

from

the

top

of

the page.

2)

Hold

down

the

code

key

and

press

the

Index

key

to increase

the

number.

Hold

down

the

code

key

and press

the

Reverse

index

key

to

decrease

the

number.

Note:
If you

set

the

number

to

"00",

paper

wilr

continuously

advance

until you

release

the

paper

bail lever.

3)

Hold

down

the

code

key

and press

the

"F"

key

again.

The

new

setting

is

stored.

This

setting

remains

in

memory

even

after you

turn

off

the

typewriter.

@.@

(g.E

or

@.8)

@.8

Typing

Controls

Impression

control

This

control

determines

the

printing

impact

(how

hard

the

printwheel

strikes

the

paper;.

Select

the

proper impact

depending

on

the

type

of

printwheel,

ribbon,

paper, or

the

number

of

multiple

copies.

The

largest

dot

represents

the

heaviest

impact'

Line

space

selector

This

selector

determines

the

spacing

of

the

lines'

2:

double

sPacing

(3

lines

Per

inch)

l-l12:

one

and

a

half

spacing

(4

lines

per inch)

l:

single

spacing

(6

lines

Per

inch)

Pitch

selector

This

selector

determines

the

character

pitch.

l0:

PICA

pitch ( l0 characters

per

inch)

12:

ELITE

pitch ( l2 characters

per inch)

l5:

MICRO

pitch

(

l5

characters

per inch)

PS:

ProportionalSPacing
spacing

varies

according

to the

character.

PS

pitch

is used

with

the

PS

printwheels

onlY.

Note:
You

can

change

the

pitch setting

in

the

middle

of

the

line.

l0

Typing

Modes

(NP/LPIJUST/STORE)

Your typewriter

has

four different

modes:

Normal

print

(NP),

Line

print

(LP),

Justify

print

(JUST)

and Store

(STORE)

mode. A

"y"

on

the display

indicates the

current

mode. Each time

you press

the

Mode

key, the

"v"

moves to the

next mode indication.

Normal

print

mode

(NP)

When

you

turn on

the typewriter,

it is set in the

normal

print

(NP)

mode.
In this

mode, characters

are immediately

printed

on

paper

as

you

type a character.

(Characters

does

not appear on the display.)

Line

print

mode

(LP)

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The

Line

print mode is used to

print

characters one line at a time.

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I

p

'

In this

mode, characters appear

on the display as

you

type. You can

correct an error

on the display before

it is

printed.

The line of text

is

printed

on

paper

when you

press

the Return, Tab,

or Print

key.

While

printing

the

line,

you

can

continue to

type

the

next

line of text on the display.

Note:
The column counter on the

right side of the display indicates the

remaining number of spaces to the right margin.

Justify

mode

(JUST)

The Justify

mode is used to

print

text

with

perfectly

aligned left and

right margins. This mode

randomly

adds

spaces

between

the

words

to

ensure

perfect

alignment

u,ith

the

margins.

(Spaces

will

be added

only during time of

print).

When

entering text, characters appear on the display as

you

type.

You can correct an eror on the display betore it is

printed.

The

justified

printing

of the current

line

automatically

starts

after

you

type a

word which will

be beyond the

right

margin. The

word

is

wrapped

to

the next line and remains on the

display

as the first

word

of the next

line.

Note:
If

you press

the Rcturn. Tab. or Print key,

the

line is

printed

immediately and not be

justified.

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JUST

ll

Store

mode

(STORE)

The

Store

mode is

used

to store

text in

the typewriter's

memory.

I

v

I

See the

"Memory

Functions"

chapter.

STORE

t2

Margins

Preset

margins

When

you

first turn on

the typewriter,

the

preset

margins are

used.

These settings

provide

you with

standard one

inch

left and one

inch

right

margins for each

pitch

selection.

Left margin

Right margin

l0

pitch

(PICA)

l0

12

pitch

(ELITE)

12

15

pitch

(MICRO)

15

PS

pitch

12

The area of 5 spaces

immediately

before the

right margin

is called

the

hot zone. As the carrier/cursor

moves toward the

end of a

line

and enters

the hot zone, a beep

sounds.

This beep

warns

you

that

the

right margin is approaching.

Setting a

new margin

Note:
Before setting a new margin,

make sure the display

has been

cleared.

I

)

Use

the

Space

bar or

Backspace key to

position

the carrier/cursor

at the

position where

you want

to set a new

margin.

To

set

a margin beyond either

of the curent

margins, move

the

carrier/cursor to the

current margin,

press

the Margin

release

key, then continue

moving the

carrier/cursor

to the desired

position.

2)

Press

the Left

margin key to set the

left margin.
or
Press

Right margin key to set the

right margin.

A beep sounds to signal

that a

new margin has been set.

When

.

you

set new

margins, current

margins

are

automatically cleared.

Note:
You cannot set

left and right margins that are

less than one inch

apart.

75
90

I 13

90

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(@)

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r3

Tab

@

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Typing

beyond

the

margins

To

type

beyond

the

right

margin, press

the

Margin

release

key when

the

carrier/cursor

stops

at

the right

margin,

and

continue

typing.

To

type

beyond

the

left

margin, press

the

Margin

release

key

at the

left

margin.

Then press

the

Backspace

key

to

move

the

carrier/cursor

to the

position

where

you want

to

start

typing.

Margin

back-up

The

current

margin

settings

are

maintained

in memory

by

the

back-up

battery

even when

you

turn

off the

typewriter.

you

can

use

the

same

margins

when you

turn

on the

typewriter

next

time.

Setting

a tab

Note:
Before

setting

a tab,

make

sure

the display

has

been

cleared.

I

)

use

the

Space

bar

or Backspace

key

to

position

the

carrier/cursor

at the point

where

you

want

to

set

a tab.

2) Press

the Tab

set/clear

key.

A beep sounds

to

signal

that

the

tab

has

been set.

A

maximum

of 30 tabs

can

be set.

Clearing

a tab

l) Position

the

carrier/cursor

at the

tab

you

want

to

clear.

2)

Hold

down

the

Code

key

and

press

the Tab

set/clear

key.

A

beep

sounds

to

signal

that

the

tab has

been

cleared.

Clearing

all tabs

l) Hold

down

the

Code key

and

press

the Tab

set/clear

key

ar any

position.

2) Press

the

Repeat

key.

Repeating

beeps sound

to signal

that

the

all tabs

have

been

cleared.

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l) Press the Tab

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to

move

the carrier/cursor

to the first

tab

setting

to the right of

your

current

position.

2) Type

the text.

Tab

back-up

The

current tab

settings are maintained in memory

by the back-up

battery even when you

turn off

the typewriter. You can use

those

tabs

when you

turn on the typewriter

next time.

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Corrections

on Paper

position

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The

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Your

typewriter

has

an

automatic conection

memory.

It remembers

the

last

700 characters

typed

within

the last l0lines

and

will

correct

any

or all of those

characters.

Characters

typed

outside

the

correction

memory

can be

easily

corrected using the manual

correction.

Automatic character

correction

(correcting

characters wlthln

the

correction

memory)

I

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Use the Index

key

or Reverse

index key

to

position

the

print

point

indicator

on

the line which

contains

the

enor. The

line

locator

(red

line)

marked

on the

card holder

should

be

line

up

below

the line.

Do not

use

the

platen

knob for

alignment.

2)

Use the Backspace

Key or Space

bar to

position

the

print point

indicator

on the

character

to be

corrected.

3) Press

the

Conection

key.

The character

under the

print

point

indicator

position

is

erased.

Hold

down the

Correction

key to

erase more

characters

to

the

left.

4)

Type

the

correct

character(s),

5)

Press

the

Relocation

key,

The

print point

indicator

returns

to one

space

beyond

the last

character typed

on the

page.

Note:
When

you

correct

the

last

character

you

typed,

you

do not

need

to backspace

to the character.

Simply

touch

the Conection key

and the

print

point

indicator

will

automatically

backspace

and

delete

the character.

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words within

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correction

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I ) Use the

Index key or

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position

the

print

point

indicator on the

line

which

contains the

word

to be

conected.

The line locator

(red

line) marked

on the card holder

should be

line

up

below the line. Do

not

use the

platen

knob for

alignment.

2) Use the

Backspace key or Space bar to

position

the

print

point

indicator on the

last letter of the

word

to be corrected.

or the

space

following the

word

to be corrected.

3)

Hold down the Code

key

and

press

the

Correction key. An

intermittent beep sounds.

4) Press the Space bar.

The

word

is

erased.

5) Type the correct

word.

6) Press the Relocation key. The

print point

indicator

returns

to one

space

beyond

the last

character on

the

page.

Note:
You can erase a

part

of the

word

automatically.

a)

Position

the

print point

indicator on the last letter to be erased

in the

word.

b) Hold down the Code

key

and

press

the Correction

key. An

intermittent beep

sounds.

c)

Type

the

first letter to

be erased

in the

word.

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part

of the

word specified

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position

the

print point

indicator one

space to the right of

the

charhcter

to be conected.

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the

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Press the Correction

key.

The

print point

indicator backspaces

to

the character.

4) Press the character to be

erased.

The character

is

erased and

the

print

point

indicator

remains at

that

position.

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correct character(s).

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Overstriking

(replacing)

a character

l) Use the

Backspace

key or

Express key to

position

the cursor

under

the character

to be corrected.

2)

Type the correct character.

The character appears in

place

of the

previous

character.

If necessary,

press

the

Relocation key to

return

the cursor to

the

right of

the last character

on the display.

Deleting a character

I ) Use the

Backspace

key

or

Express key to

position

the cursor

under

the character to

be corrected.

2) Press the Correction

key to delete

the

character.

Each time

you

press

the Correction

key, the character above the cursor

is

deleted.

The

all

succeeding text

is

pulled

to the left.

To

delete

more

characters,

hold down the Correction

key, or

press

the Repeat key after

pressing

the Correction

key.

If necessary,

press

the

Relocation

key

to

return the cursor to the

right of the

last

character

on the

display.

Note:
When

you

correct the

last character

you

typed,

you

do not need

to backspace

to the character. Simply touch

the

Correction

key

and the cursor

will

automatically backspace

and delete the

character.

Deleting a

word

l) Use the Backspace

key

or

Express key to

position

the cursor

under the

space following the

word

to be deleted.

2) Hold down the Code

key and

press

the Correction

key'. The

word

is

deleted.

The cursor and the all

succeeding

text are

pulled

to

the

left.

If necessary,

press

the Relocation key to return the cursor

to the

right of the

last

character on the display.

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Use the

Backspace key or Express key to

position

the cursor at

the

point where you want

to insert characters.

2) Hold down the Code

key

and

press

the Relocation key.

The

character

above the cursor alternately

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mark

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3) Type the characters or spaces.

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position.

Each time

you

insert a character,

the cursor and the all

succeeding text

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the

right.

4) To cancel the insert mode, hold down the Code

key

and

press

the

Relocation key.
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sample

usage

of

the

typing

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creates

a temporary left

margin

to indent

several

lines

such

as a

paragraph.

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Set

a tab

at the

position

where

you

want

to set

paragraph

indent.

2) Press

the Return

key

or Express

key

to return

the carrier/cursor

to the left

margin.

3) Hold

down the

Code key

and

press

the Left

margin

key.

A

"t"

appears

above

"INDENT"

on

the display.

The

carrier/cursor

advances

to the first

tab

setting. This

becomes the

temporary

left

margin.

Note:
If

other

tabs have

been

set

preceding

your

target

tab, hold

down

the

Code key

and

press

the Left

margin

key

until the

carrier/cursor

advances

to the

desired indent position.

4)

Type

the

text to

be

indented.

5)

To

cancel the

paragraph

indention

function

,

hold

down

the Code

key

and

press

the Left

margin key

at any

time. The

"r"

above

"INDENT"

on

the

display disappears.

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This

function

centers

text

evenly between

the

left

and right

margins,

between

two tab

stops,

or at the

desired

position.

Note:
Be

sure the

display has

been cleared

before

activating

this

function.

Centering

between

margins

I ) Press

the Return

key

or Express

key to

position

the carrier/cursor

at

the left margin.

2)

Hold

down

the

Code key

and

press

the

key

below

the

"AUTO

CENTER"

label

on the

top row.

A

"r"

appears

above

"CENTER"

on

the right

side

of

the display.

The

carrier/cursor

automatically

advances

to the

center

of the

margin

settings.

3) Type

the

text

to be

centered.

characrers

appear

on

the

dispray

as

you

type.

correct

errors

on

the

display

before

the

text

is

printed.

4)

Press

the

Print

key.

The

text is

printed

cenrered

berween

the left

and

right

margins.

The

"v"

above

"CENTER"

disappears.

Pressing

the

Return

key

also

prints

the text

and

the

carrier/cursor

returns

to the left

margin

on

the

next

line.

Note:

To

cancel

the automatic

centering

function,

first

clear

the

text

on

the

display

using

the

conection

key.

Then

press

the

print

key

or

Code +

key

below

rhe

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Centering

between

tabs

l)

Press the

Tab key

to

position the carrier/cursor

at the

left tab of

the

two tabs

where

text

is to

be

centered.

2) Hold

down

the

Code

key

and

press the

key below

the

"AUTO

CENTER"

label on

the top

row.

A

"t"

appears

above

"CENTER"

on

the

right

side of

the

display.

The canier/cursor

automatically

advances

to

the center

of the

present

tab

and the

next tab

on

the

rieht.

3)

Type the

text

to be

centered.

Characters

appear

on

the display

as

you

type.

Correct

errors

on the

display

before

the text

is

printed.

4)

Press the

Print

key.

Text

is

printed centered

between

the

two

tabs.

The

"v"

above

"CENTER"

disappears.

Pressing

the

Return

key also

prints the text,

and

the

carrier/cursor

returns

to

the

left

margin on

the

next

line.

Note:
To cancel

the

automatic

centering

function,

first clear

the

text

on

the display

using

the Correction

key.

Then

press

the

Print

key or

Code

+ key below

the

"AUTO

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position

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Position the

carrier/cursor at thc

point

whcrc

tcxt is

to bc

centered.

2) Hold

down the

Code

key

and

press

the key

below thc

"AUTO

CENTER"

label on the top

row. A

"t"

appears

above

"CENTER"

(rn

the right side

of the display.

3) Type

the text

to be centered. The

text appears

on the display

as

you

type. Correct

errors on the

display before the

text is

printed.

4) Press

the Print

key. The

text is

printed

centered at

the current

carrier/cursor

position.

The

"t"

above

"CENTER"

disappears.

Pressing

the Return key

also

prints

the text

and the carrier/cursor

returns

to the left

marein on

the next line.

Note:
To

cancel the

automatic

centering function,

first

clear the

text on

the

display

using the

Correction key. Then press

the Print key

or

Code + key

below.the.

"AUTO

CENTER" label.

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