Brother WP-700D - Manual (Page 164)

PLATEN
RAM
RECORD
REDUNDANCY CHECK
RELOCATION
REVERSE IMAGE
RIGHT MARGIN FLUSH
ROM
SCALE
SCROLL
SEARCH & REPLACE
SHORT-CUT KEYS
SOFT HYPHEN
The rubber roller driving the paper up and down. Tlie
movement of the platen can be controlled with the kef-
board, or manually, by turning the platen knob. We rei-
ommend that you never type anything without inserting
paper to prevent the platen from becoming dirty.
Random Access Memory - a memory you can write in
or read from. All the information you input from the kef-
board is stored in this type of memory. The RAM is
always cleared when you turn the power off.
A record is an entry of a Merge file. It may contain differ­
ent items but must fit on a single line.
Redundancy check is a function of the Spell Checker. It
detects repeated words.
The relocation function automatically moves the carrier
or cursor to the end of the current line after correction
has been carried out in the middle of the line.
A way of highlighting text by reversing the screen image
so that text appears dark and the area surrounding it
appears light.
A layout function that allows you to automatically align
the text of a line with the right margin. This is useful, for
instance, when you type the date on a letter.
Read Only Memory. This kind of memory is where the
manufacturer stored the software of the word processor.
This permanent memory is not cleared when you turn
the power off.
The line at the top of the display that shows the horizon­
tal position of the cursor as well as the position of the
margins, hot zone, and tab settings. It is displayed when
SCALE LINE ON is selected.
When all data cannot fit on the screen, changes the dis­
played data such that as old data disappears at one
edge, new data appears at the opposite edge.
The search and replace function automatically scans
the document and stops at each occurrence of a speci­
fied word. It allows for easy replacement of a word.
Keys that are used to activate a function quickly, without
displaying the function menu.
A hyphen typed to divide a word in the hot zone that dis­
appears if subsequent revision or reformatting moves
the word out of the hot zone.
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