Brother WP-700D - Manual (Page 163)

DISK DRIVE
DISKETTE
DISPLAY
DOUBLE COLUMNS
EDITING
ELITE
EXPAND
EXPRESS BACKSPACE
EXTENSION
FILE
FOOTER
FORMAT
FORMATTING
FRACTIONAL
BACKSPACE
The mechanism which writes data to and reads data
from the diskette.
A thin, flexible magnetic-coated diskette on which com­
puter data can be stored.
The LCD display shows the setting indicators, the text
you are typing, function menus, and messages.
This function allows you to print your document PRINT­
ING In two columns. On the screen, the text is displayed
continuously in one column.
Editing a text simply means modifying it. With this word
processor, you can edit a line in L/L mode or the entire
document in WP mode. You can also edit user dictionar­
ies, abbreviated phrase files, and merge data files.
One of the available pitches on this word processor.
Elite pitch corresponds to 12 characters per Inch. When
you select this pitch, make sure that the daisy wheel in
use bears the indication “12”.
A Word Processing and Typewriter function that
changes the appearance of text by inserting a space
after each character.
A Typewriter and Word Processing function that moves
the carrier or cursor quickly to the left margin.
A period followed by a maximum of three characters,
that are added to the end of a file name to identify in
which mode the file was created. This word processor
adds automatically the extension “.MRG” to your merge
file names.
The unit in which data is stored on the diskette, for
example, a single Word Processing document.
A footer is a line of text that is printed at the bottom of
each page. With this word processor, the footer includes
an automatic page numbering function.
1) The way a diskette Is organized for storing files. This
word processor uses 240K Brother original format.
2) The visual arrangement of text on a page, deter­
mined by such factors as margin and tab settings, justifi­
cation, etc.
A process by which the system divides a new diskette
into sections that organize the storage of your files.
A Typewriter function that moves the carrier backwards
by 1/60th of an inch.
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