WP-100   (26-3950)         Typewriter Mode             Faxback Doc. # 5909


When you switch to the typewriter mode, you can use the WP-100 like an
electronic typewriter without affecting the text in memory.

1. Press [WP/TYPE] to switch to the typewriter mode. The Typewriter Mode
   screen appears and the printhead automatically moves to the left margin.

2. Type the text. As you type a character, it is immediately printed on the
   paper. Each line you type is displayed at the bottom of the screen. When
   the printhead returns, the line disappears for the next line of typing.

3. Press [WP/TYPE] again to exit the typewriter mode and return to the
   previous text screen. To exit the typewriter mode and return to the menu
   screen, press [MENU].

NOTE: If the remaining memory has been down to 4% or less, you can not
switch to the typewriter mode. Text memory is full appears for a few
seconds.

TYPING CONTROLS

Set the typing controls, such as line spacing, character pitch, and print
impact.

When you switch to the typewriter mode, the preset settings for these items
are automatically selected.

To set the pitch:

Press [PITCH].

Each time you press the key, the pitch setting in the status area switches
between 10 and 12. The preset setting is 10 pitch.

To set the line spacing:

Press [CODE] + [PITCH] (LINE SPACE).

Each time you press this key combination, the line space setting in the
status area changes in the following order: 1 -> 1 1/2 -> 2 -> 1. The
preset setting is 1.

To set the print impact:

Press [CODE] + [WP/TYPE] (IMPACT).

Each time you press this key combination, the impact setting in the status
area changes in the following order: M -> H -> L -> M. The preset setting is
M.

"M", "H" and "L" stand for medium, high, and low impact.

MOVING THE PRINTHEAD

<- or [BACKSPACE]    Moves the printhead one space to the left. Press and
                     hold either key to move the printhead continuously to
                     the left.

-> or [SPACEBAR]     Moves the printhead one space to the right. Press and
                     hold either key to move the printhead continuously to
                     the right until it reaches column 105.

[up arrow]           Moves the printing position up one line according to
                     the line space setting. Press and hold the key to move
                     the printing position continuously upward.

[down arrow]         Moves the printing position down one line according to
                     the line space setting. Press and hold the key to move
                     the printing position continuously downward.

[CODE]+[<-](EXPRESS) Moves the printhead to the left margin.
[CODE]+[END] (BEGIN)

[CODE]+[->](EXPRESS) Moves the printhead to the right margin and further 
                     again to the right by 10 steps. If there is text on 
                     the line, the printhead stops at the end of it first.

[END]                Moves the printhead to the next space following the
                     last character in a line.

[ALT]+[<-](WORD L)   Moves the printhead to the beginning of the word to 
                     the left. Press and hold this key combination to move 
                     the printhead continuously to the left from word to 
                     word.

[ALT]+[->](WORD R)   Moves the printhead to the beginning of the word to 
                     the right. Press and hold this key combination to move 
                     the printhead continuously to the right from word to 
                     word.

[CODE]+[SPACEBAR]    Moves the printhead 1/60 inch to the right.
(MICROSPACE)

[<─┘]                Moves the printhead down to the left margin on the
                     next line.

[TAB]                Moves the printhead to the next tab position to the
                     right.

MARGINS AND TABS

Identifying preset margins and tabs:

When you turn on the WP-100's power, the preset margins and a tab for line
indent are set and displayed on the ruler. (If you have changed the margins
before you switch to the typewriter mode, those new margins are set
automatically.)

The preset left margin is set at column 10 and the right margin is set at
column 75. A tab is set at 15.

The ruler scale corresponds to the scale on the paper bail. You can find the
margin/tab positions on paper by using these scales.

To set new margins:

1. Position the printhead at the point where you want to set a new margin by
   pressing <- or ->.

2. Press [MAR L] to set a new left margin. The L on the ruler moves to the
   new left margin column.

   Press [CODE] + [MAR L] (MAR R) to set a new right margin. The R on the 
   ruler moves to the new right margin column.

NOTE: You can not set left and right margins that are less than 10 spaces 
apart.

To set a tab:

A maximum of 16 tabs can be set.

1. Position the printhead at the point where you want to set a tab.

2. Press [TAB SET]. A short vertical line │ appears on the ruler at the 
   position designated by the printhead.

To clear a tab:

1. Position the printhead at the tab position or anywhere to the left.

2. Press [CODE] + [TAB SET] (TAB CLR). The │ on the ruler at that position 
   disappears. If you press and hold this key combination, the following tabs
   to the right of the printhead are cleared one by one.

To use a tab:

1. Press [TAB]. The printhead moves to the next tab position to the right.

2. Type the text.

CORRECTION

In the typewriter mode, all characters typed in the current line are stored
in the correction memory. You can automatically correct individual
characters, a word, or an entire line.

Characters outside the one-line correction memory can be corrected manually.

To correct characters:

1. Position the printhead one space to the right of the character to be 
   corrected by pressing <- or [BACKSPACE].

2. Press [<X|]. The printhead backspaces and erases the character.

   Press and hold this key to erase more characters to the left of the 
   printhead.

3. Type the correct character.

4. After correcting the character, press [END] to quickly return the
   printhead to the space following the last character in the line.

To delete a word:

1. Position the printhead at any point in a word or on a space following the
   word.

2. Press [<X| WORD] to delete the word.

3. Type the correct word.

4. After correcting the word, press [END] to quickly return the printhead to
   the space following the last character in the line.

To delete a line:

1. Position the printhead anywhere in the line to be deleted.

2. Press [CODE] + [<X| WORD] (<X| LINE) to delete the line.

   Pressing any key will stop deleting line after the current word has been
   deleted.

To perform manual correction (correction outside the correction memory):

1. Align the printhead with the text line which contains the character to be
   corrected by pressing [up arrow] or [down arrow].

2. Position the printhead on that character by pressing <-, ->, [BACKSPACE,
   [SPACEBAR], or [CODE] + [SPACEBAR] (MICROSPACE).

3. Press [CODE] + <X| ([<X|]). Then, type the character to be corrected. The
   character is erased.

4. Type the correct character.


CENTERING

This function centers typed text between the left and right margins.

1. Press [CODE] + [8] (CENTER). CENTERING appears on the screen.

2. Type the text to be centered. Each character that you type appears on the
   screen.

   Press [<X|], [<X| WORD], or [CODE] + [<X| WORD] ([<X|] LINE) to correct
   errors. Press [INSERT] to insert characters.
 
   Press [CODE] + [8] (CENTER) before printout to cancel the function.

3. Press <─┘. The text is printed and centered between the margins. the
   printhead returns to the left margin on the next line.

SETTING FLUSH RIGHT MARGIN

This function aligns text at the right margin.

1. Press [CODE] + [9] (R-FLUSH). RIGHT MARGIN FLUSH appears on the screen.

2. Type the text to be aligned at the right margin. Each character that you
   type appears on the screen/

   Press [<X|], [<X| WORD], or [CODE] + [<X| WORD] ([<X|] LINE) to correct
   errors. Press [INSERT] to insert characters.

   Press [CODE] + [9] (R-FLUSH) before printout to cancel the function.

3. Press <─┘. The text is printed at the right margin. The printhead returns
   to the left margin on the next line.

DECIMAL TAB

You may use a tab as a decimal tab to align the numbers with their decimal
point.

1. Press [CODE] + [TAB] (DEC TAB). DECIMAL TAB appears on the screen and the
   printhead moves to the next tab position to the right.

2. Type the numbers preceding the decimal point. As you type each number,
   the previously type characters move to the left of the screen but nothing
   is printed.

   Press [<X|] to correct errors.

3. Type a decimal point. The numbers and the decimal point are printed, 
   aligning the decimal point at the tab position.

4. Type the numbers following the decimal point.

NOTE: You can use the decimal tab like a flush-right tab. When typing numbers
without a decimal  point or when typing words, press ->, [TAB], [CODE] +
[TAB] (DEC TAB), or <─┘ instead of a decimal point. The right end of the
characters aligns at the tab position.

AUTO RETURN

This function is automatically activated to return the printhead at the end
of each line. When you type a space or hyphen after the printhead enters the
hot zone, the printhead automatically returns to the left margin on the next
line.

You can clear auto return when you do not want to use it (for example, when
you do not want to separate two words at the end of a line).

1. Press [CODE] + [0] (A-RETURN). AUTO RETURN disappears from the screen.

2. Type the text. Press <─┘ at the end of each line to return the printhead.

3. To reset auto return, press [CODE] + [0] (A-RETURN) again.

UNDERLINING

This function underlines all characters including spaces as you type.

1. Press [CODE] + [_] (XXX). The _ (underline) appears in the status area
   below the pitch setting (10 or 12.)

2. Type the text. All of the characters are automatically underlined.

3. To terminate underlining, press [CODE] + [_] (XXX) again. You can also
   press <-, [up arrow], [down arrow], or <─┘ to terminate the underlining
   function.

BOLDFACE CHARACTERS

The boldface function makes words stand out from the rest of the text. Use
this function to emphasize titles, highlight information, and so on.

1. Press [CODE] + [=] (BOLD). The pitch setting in the status are becomes
   boldface characters (10 or 12).

2. Type the text. All characters are printed in boldface type.

3. To terminate boldface typing, press [CODE] + [=] (BOLD) again. You can
   also press <-, [up arrow], [down arrow], or <─┘ to terminate boldface
   typing.

OVERLAY (COMPOUND CHARACTERS)

This function combines characters to form symbols that are not found on the
keyboard.

1. Type one character.

2. Press [CODE] + [BACKSPACE] (OVERLAY). The printhead moves back to the
   first character.

3. Type the other character. Both characters are combined at the same
   position.

SUPERSCRIPT/SUBSCRIPT

1. Press [ALT] + [up arrow] (SUPER) to type superscript characters. The [up
   arrow] mark appears in the status area beside the pitch setting (10 [up 
   arrow] or 12 [up arrow]).

or

   Press [ALT] + [down arrow] (SUB) to type subscript characters. The [down
   arrow] mark appears in the status area beside the pitch setting (10
   [down arrow] or 12 [down arrow]).

2. Type the text. The superscript text is printed 1/2 line upward and the
   subscript text is printed 1/2 line downward.

3. Press [ALT] + [up arrow] (SUPER) or [ALT] + [down arrow] (SUB) to cancel
   superscript or subscript and return the printing position to the
   original line.

   On the display, each character appears to be squeezed into the upper
   half of the line when you type superscript, or into the lower half of the
   line when you type subscript.

EXPANDED TYPING

1. Press [CODE] + [X] (EXPAND). The E appears in the status area beside the
   pitch setting (10E or 12E).

2. Type the text. Each character is printed with a space inserted after each
   character.

3. To terminate the expanded typing, press [CODE]   [X] (EXPAND) again. You
   can also press <-, [up arrow], [down arrow], or <─┘ to terminate expanded
   typing.

SHIFT LOCK/CAPS LOCK

To use shift lock:

1. Press [SHIFT LOCK]. SHIFT is highlighted in the status area.

2. Type the text. Each alphabetic character is printed in upper case. When
   you press a number or symbol key, the character shown on the upper left
   corner of the keytop is printed.

3. To clear the shift lock, press [SHIFT]. SHIFT disappears from the status
   area.

NOTE: If you press [CODE] + [SHIFT LOCK] (CAPS), shift lock automatically 
switches to the caps lock.

To use caps lock:

1. Press [CODE] + [SHIFT LOCK] (CAPS). CAPS is highlighted in the status
   area.

2. Type the text. Each alphabetic character (letter) is printed in upper
   case. Numbers and symbols are printed as usual.

   To type any lower-case alphabetic character or a symbol that is on the 
   upper left corner of a keytop while using caps lock, press and hold 
   [SHIFT]. Then, press the desired key.

3. To clear the caps lock, press [CODE] + [SHIFT LOCK] (CAPS) again. CAPS 
   disappears from the status area.

SECOND KEYBOARD CHARACTERS

Characters located on the upper, right side of the three-character keys such
as |, <, or @ can be typed.

   Press and hold [ALT] and then press the key marked with the desired 
   character. You can type these characters even while using the shift lock
   or caps lock.

VERTICAL LINE

You can easily type a long vertical line when single line spacing is
selected.

1. Position the printhead at the point where you want to start a vertical 
   line.

2. Press [CODE] + [V] (VERTICAL). A short vertical line is printed. The 
   printhead moves one line below the vertical line. Press and hold this key
   combination to extend the vertical downward.

   If the line spacing is set to 1 1/2 or 2, it becomes a broken line.

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