Brother WP-700D - Manual (Page 34)

Hyphen vs. Permanent Hyphen
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Typing a hyphen (B) in the hot zone automatically sends the cursor to the next
line. This becomes a “soft” hyphen, displayed as a dotted hyphen, and will disap­
pear if subsequent revisions or re-formatting - a change of margins, for instance
- moves the word out of the hot zone.
A permanent hyphen, entered with + ©, is for those words that always
require a hyphen (mother-in-law, for example). In the hot zone, a permanent
hyphen does not send the cursor to the next line. Outside the hot zone, all
hyphens are permanent, so it is not necessary to use —.
Superimposed Characters
(Permanent Backspace)
CODE ^
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BACKSPACE
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It is possible to create characters that are not available on the keyboard (“¥”, for
example) by superimposing two characters.
1. Type the first character (“Y” in our example).
NOTE:
Enter the characters in either order, but start with the one you want to appear
in the text area.
2. Press — + aMH^. The first character appears now in reversed color,
and the cursor moves next to the P BS indicator on the status line. If the Scale
was displayed, the Status Line is automatically displayed.
3. Type the second character (“=” in our example) on the status line. As soon as
the second character is typed, the cursor moves back to the text area and
you are ready to resume normal typing.
NOTES:
• When you move the cursor back to the first character (press 0 at this point,
for example), the second character re-appears next to the P BS indicator (if
the Status Line is currently displayed).
• To delete superimposed characters, delete the first character (use
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