Brother WP-700D - Manual (Page 165)

SPELL CHECKER
STATUS LINE
STOP SYMBOL
SUBMENU
SUBSCRIPT
SUPERIMPOSED
SUPERSCRIPT
SYMBOL KEYBOARD
TOP COVER
TYPE MODE
UNDERLINE
USER DICTIONARY
WORD OUT
A sophisticated package of functions including a spell
checker program with a user dictionary. The spell
checker function automatically checks your text and
warns you when a mistake is detected (misspelled or
double word).
The area at the top of the screen showing the name of
the file you are working on, the current page, line, and
column number of the cursor, number of characters
remaining on the line, and the current settings such as
Keyboard, Pitch, and Line Spacing.
Stop symbols can be Inserted in your file in order to
automatically Interrupt printing. When printing Is inter­
rupted, you are free to type additional text on the paper.
That text will not be stored In the memory.
A menu that “drops down” from a function menu to dis­
play a list of additional options related to your function
menu choice.
A character that must be printed at a position slightly
lower than normal characters. Used to type mathemati­
cal expressions or chemical formulas.
A character like “¥” is not directly available CHARAC­
TERS on the keyboard, but can be obtained by superim­
posing “Y” and “=”.
A character that must be printed at a position slightly
higher than normal characters. Used to type mathemati­
cal expressions (exponents).
The Keyboard setting that offers mathematical symbols
and Greek characters (KB:III).
The clear plastic cover that protects the Inside of the
word processor and decreases printer noise.
An option in Typewriter mode In which the characters
you type are printed Immediately rather than being dis­
played on the screen.
With the word processor, characters can be automati­
cally printed with an underline.
A list of words that are not in the Spell Checker standard
dictionary, which the Spell Checker consults when
checking spelling in your document.
The WORD OUT function allows you to quickly erase
the word the carrier or cursor Is on, from the current
position to the beginning of the word.
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