Panasonic KX-E2500 - Manual (Page 64)

7. MEMORY
Memory works very much like your file cabinet; allowing you to store information in separate files
and even in separate drawers.
The KX-E2500 gives you three separate storage areas or drawers. Two of these storage areas, Phrase
Memory and Text Memory, are located in the internal memory of the typewriter.
Phrase Memory—Phrase Memory is designed to store frequently used addresses, short para­
graphs, and text which will print as a header or footer. The information is stored in files
numbered from 1 through 99.
Text Memory^—Text Memory is used to store more lengthy documents, such as letters and
reports. These files are stored by name.
Your typewriter comes standard with 25,000 characters (approx. 12 to 15 pages) of internal memory.
The internal memory can be divided between phrase and text memory to meet your requirements.
If desired, you can use all your internal memeoy to create one file. The choice is yours. When all
the internal memory is used, the system will prompt, “MEMORY FULL!” You then have the ability
to store your text files to disk and clear the internal memory for future use.
The third storage area is the Disk Drive. The standard 3 W ' floppy disk drive, located on the left
side of the typewriter and allows you to store 720,000 characters on each disk. This gives you
virtually unlimited storage capabilities.
The following pages contain instructions on how to use both the memory, and the text editing
features that make memory so useful.
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