Brother WP-700D - Manual (Page 35)

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The word processor allows you to enter and print subscripts and superscripts.
The procedure parallels what you would do on a typewriter except that, instead of
physically rotating the platen, you press |C(M)El + [PDOMMI and ICOEM + [PUW.
NOTES:
• Characters in subscript and superscript are displayed on the same line as
normal characters. When you input a subscript or superscript or move the
cursor to a subscript or superscript, however, only half of the cursor appears
(lower-half for subscripts, and upper-half for superscripts).
• The word processor prints subscripts and superscripts the same distance (1/
12 inch) below or above the line, regardless of the current line spacing.
Try to enter “e=mc^”.
1. Type “e=mc”.
2. Press ICOrei + IPDOWNI.
3. Type “2”.
4. Press +
NOTES:
To enter subscripts, proceed in the same way as above, but reverse the
ic^ + iPtX)WNl and + E2) keys.
Each pair of keys (ICCTOe] + {PPMWII and 1G№I + PW»i ) cancels the other,
and the two pairs must always be used in combination. If you try to press one
of the pairs more than once, the word processor beeps.
Extra Characters
The extra characters are those marked in green on your keyboard (for example,
To enter such a character, hold down and press the character key.
NOTE:
If a green character appears on the right of a key (for example “3”), it means
that the character is available only with KB
II (international keyboard).
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