Brother WP330MDS - Manual (Page 309)

JUSTIFICATION
LABEL
LINE-BY-LINE
UNE INDENT
LINE OUT
MEMORY
MENU
MERGED DOCUMENT
MICRON
OPERAND
When a line is printed in justify mode, the word processor
divides the total length of the line, minus the length of the
actual characters, by the number of spaces between
words to obtain equal spacing between words. The first
character of the line is aligned with the left margin, and
the last one with the right margin.
The word or other set of characters that identifies each
category of information in an Address Book file or
Spreadsheet file.
One of the options of the TW application. The text of the
current line is displayed until the line is completed.
Meanwhile, you are free to edit the contents of the line
directly on the display.
The LINE INDENT function allows you to quickly insert
five blank spaces at the beginning of a line. This feature
can be used to neatly mark the beginning of a new
paragraph.
The LINE OUT function allows you to quickly erase the
current line, from the carrier or cursor position to the
beginning of the line.
A special part of the word processor where data can be
stored. An electronic memory is divided into small units
called “bytes” where a single character can be stored.
See also RAM and ROM.
A list of functions you can select by positioning the cursor
at the desired function and pressing
RETURN.
An advanced function which allows you to automatically
print many copies of a document (a letter, for example)
using variable data (names and addresses, for example)
stored in a separate Address Book file.
One of the available pitches on this word processor.
Micron pitch corresponds to 15 characters per inch.
When you select this pitch, make sure that the daisy
wheel in use bears the indication "15”.
The data in a spreadsheet formula on which a
mathematical operation will be performed. In a
spreadsheet formula, an operand can be a number,
address, function, or formula enclosed in parentheses.
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