Punctuation alert (wp application only), Checking the punctuation, Note – Brother WP330MDS User Manual

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Punctuation Alert (WP Application Only)

Unlike Spell Check, this function does not look at words, but at the character
sequences between them. It checks, for example, redundant punctuation, the number

of spaces before and after punctuation marks, whether parentheses are balanced,

and even whether a new sentence starts with a capital letter. It highlights the suspect
sequence, states the rule being violated, and, in most cases, automatically suggests

a replacement

that you

can insert

by

selecting REPLACE.

You should be aware, however, that the Punctuation Alert will only review certain

aspects of punctuation. Please review the “Punctuation Rules” on page 130 for a

better understanding of the items the Punctuation Alert is capable of checking.

The Punctuation Alert function is available only when the Punctuation Alert
diskette that comes with

your

word

processor

is inserted, when you are

working with the WP application and when you select the ALL option. This
function can be used together with Spell Check—or separately

Checking the Punctuation

1. Set PUNCTUATION ALERT to ON at the Grammar Check Set menu. See

“Setting the System (WP Application)" on page 129.

2. Insert the Punctuation Alert diskette.

3. Activate the system by pressing CODE + GRAM and select ALL, The system

loads the program and the Punctuation Alert starts.

NOTE:

/f RETURN is pressed without inserting the Punctuation diskette, the following
message appears:

Punctuation alert has not been activated.

4. When an error is detected, a menu of options appears. Suppose you have typed

“The quick brown fox,,”.

The quick brown fox;:i;:;i

SUSPECT MARK: ,,

SUGGESTION :

IMENUIGWOSE REPLACE RETYPE

5.

Use and to select an option and press RETURN.

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