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Using effect menu attributes, Examples – Casio CW-L300 User Manual

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Using EFFECT Menu Attributes

The EFFECT menu lets you apply the text attributes shown below to label text
in the Free Design Mode.

To remove all EFFECT settings

1.

Press STYLE.

2.

Use

and

to select EFFECT, and then press SET.

3.

Use

and

to select CANCEL, and then press SET.

• If you want to remove a particular EFFECT setting, use the cursor keys

to select its name, and then press SET.*

1

4.

Use

and

to select CHARACTER*

2

, and then press SET.

*

2

You can select other settings if you want.

5.

Use

and

to move the cursor to the first character of the string of

text from which you want to remove EFFECT settings, and then press
SET.

6.

Use

and

to move the cursor to the last character of the string of

text from which you want to remove EFFECT settings, and then press
SET.

*

1

If you want to remove a particular EFFECT setting, press DEL instead of
SET.

To apply EFFECT menu text attributes

1.

Input the text whose attributes you want to change.

2.

Press STYLE.

3.

Use

and

to select EFFECT, and then press SET.

4.

Use

and

to select the EFFECT setting you want, and then press

SET.
• To remove all of the currently selected text attributes, select CANCEL

and then press SET.

5.

Use

and

to specify how you want the effect applied, and then press

SET.

6.

Use

and

to move the cursor to the first character of the string to

which you want to apply the EFFECT setting, and then press SET.

7.

Use

and

to move the cursor to the last character of the string to

which you want to apply the EFFECT setting, and then press SET.

• This will apply the setting and return to the text input screen.

SHADING

UNDERLINE

BOX(CHARACTER)

BOX(TEXT)

Combining Effects

SHADING, UNDERLINE, and BOX effects can be combined, if you want.
Simple apply one effect, and then repeat the above procedure to apply
another one.

SHADING + BOX

SHADING + UNDERLINE

SHADING + UNDERLINE + BOX

(TEXT)

(CHARACTER)

• Using BOX and UNDERLINE in combination with certain character

sizes can cause the underline and the lower line of the box to overlap
with each other.

Examples