JPS6290279A - Apparatus for forming document - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent erroneous operation by obtaining the consistent input operation and allowing an operator to easily understand operation, by making the input operation in a character modifying mode and a printing control mode the same as the input operation in other operation modes. CONSTITUTION:The titled apparatus is equipped with an input part 901 inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes, a code discrimination part 902 discriminating the code inputted on the basis of the arrival signal from the input part 901 and a control means performing a character modifying mode and a printing control mode when the code discrimination part 902 detected that the execution key in the input part 901 was pressed when the character modifying mode and the printing control mode were indicated on the basis of the discriminated code. If the procedure of input operation is inconsistent in different operation modes, an operator understands procedure mistakenly. Hereupon, consistency in key input is attained and operability is enhanced to make it possible to achieve the increase in the speed of constituting/ editing operation.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a document creation device for creating, proofreading, and editing documents. (Prior Art) In recent years, with the increasing popularity of office automation (OA), document creation devices for creating, proofreading, and editing documents have been increasingly used. In particular, various types of document creation devices (so-called Japanese word processors) that handle Japanese are provided. However, conventional devices generally have drawbacks such as being difficult or complicated to operate. Particularly for operators who are not familiar with document creation devices, multi-functional devices are difficult to use, and as a result, they have the disadvantage that they can only be used by specific people. Furthermore, in terms of functionality, conventional devices were limited to the creation, proofreading, and editing of general documents, and did not have the ability to easily manipulate graphs and figures. Although the present invention was made under such a frontal condition,
It is deemed necessary to understand the gist of the invention. Therefore, before describing the embodiments, a document creation apparatus to which the present invention is applied will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 151 of the accompanying drawings. Here, for the purpose of understanding the following explanation, a table of contents is provided for this section. Ol Document creation device configuration 0.1. Overall configuration 0.2. Configuration of storage unit 0.3. Keyboard configuration 1, from power-on to input method 1.1. Work Menu Selection 1.2. Overall work flow 1.3. Keyboard <1) Keyboard layout (2) Explanation of main keys 1.4. How to enter characters (1) Inputting hiragana, katakana, alphabets (uppercase and lowercase), and symbols (2) Inputting kanji numbers (3) Inputting numbers (4) Inputting half-width characters (5) Half-width katakana (6) Override input (7) Symbol call 1.5. How to create a document (1) Input method (2) Shift concept (3) Number of characters and pages that can be input 1.6. Homophone dissent selection method (1) Kanji conversion input (2) Bulk hiragana input 1.7. Convenient input functions (1) Selection of forwarding characters (2) Line breaks, page breaks (half line breaks), column changes 1.8. How to input Roman characters 1.9. Typo correction (1) Correction before Kana-Kanji conversion (Kanji conversion input) (2) Correction before Kana-Kanji conversion (bulk Hiragana input) 2. Screen layout and display control 2.1. Screen layout when creating a document (1) Screen layout (2) Kinoku processing 2.2. Display screen and display control (1) Scroll up, down, left and right (2) Call page lines 3) Scroll left and right while entering sentence a (4) Display page boundaries 3, Creating/proofreading/editing sentence 1 3.1. Creating documents 3.2. Proofreading and additions (1) From "Start up" to the "Create document" screen (2) Contents of each item in the document name list (3) Setting the document format (4) Displaying, proofreading and adding document contents (5) Document Extraction 3.3. Notes on proofreading/editing functions (1) How to specify a range when editing proofs (2) How to specify a range when editing lines 3, 4. Correction 3, Gai insertion (1) Character insertion (2) Insertion (character string) (3) Line insertion (4) Page insertion 3, 6. Delete (1) Character delete (2) Delete (character string) (3) Line delete (4) Page delete 3, 7. Move (1) Move (character string) (2) Line move (3) Page move 3.8. Copy (1) Copy (character string) (2) Line copy (3) Page copy 3.9. Single kanji input 3.10. Repeat 3゜11. Character string search (search) 3.12. Right alignment 3.13. Left alignment 3.14. t'intering3.1'5. Registering and deleting user words (1) Registering 1F words (new words, unique words, fixed phrases) (2) Recalling user words (new words, unique words, fixed phrases) (3) Deleting user words (new words, unique words, fixed phrases) 3.16', character modification (1) double-width specification (2) double-height specification (3) quadruple-width specification (4) shading specification (5) underline specification (6) double underline (7) diagonal line specification 3 .17. Creation and deletion of ruled lines (1) Ruled line functions (2) Ruled line cursor (3) Create ruled lines (4) Delete ruled lines (5) Correct ruled lines (6) Move/copy ruled lines 3.18° Format settings (1) Format settings (2) Format setting screen (3) Format deletion (4) Format movement (5) Format copy 3.19. Column editing 3.20. Save document (1) Save (2) Not saved (3) Temporary save 3.21. Layout display (1) Layout display (2) Page printing 3.22. Superscript/subscript (half line break) 3.23.
Ruby characters 3.24. Drawing function (1) Creating a figure (2) Deleting a figure (3) Moving a figure (4) Copying a figure (5) Changing figure line type 3.25. Document Retrieval 3.26. Print control 3.27. Variable row pitch 3.28. Block ■ Block deletion ■ Block movement ■ Block copy 3.30. Calculation function 4, Printing 5, Document management 6, Utility 7, Custom character registration 8, Graph (optional) 9, Property sheet 0, Document creation device configuration 0.1. Overall configuration FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing the overall configuration of the embodiment. C plays a central role in document creation, proofreading, and editing processing.
PU1 is connected to clock generation port 2. The clock pulses output from the clock generation circuit 2 synchronize the entire operation of the document creation device. DMA controller 4 is connected to CPLJl via bus 3.
, an interrupt controller 5, an interval timer 6,
A font ROM 7 and a dictionary ROMB are connected. In addition, bus 3 includes IPL ROM 9 and main memory 10.
and 70 disk device f (FDD) controller 1
1 and serial 11012 are connected. Here, the FDDDM controller 4 controls a floppy disk device 12 that reads the stored contents of an editing floppy disk, a document floppy disk, and the like. Also, the serial 1013 converts parallel data from the bus 3 into serial data and transmits it to the keyboard 14, and converts the serial data from the keyboard 14 into parallel data and transmits it to the bus 3. Also connected to the bus 3 are a CRT controller 15, a video memory 16, and a printer I/F 18. The CRT controller 15 controls the CRT display device ra17, and the video memory 16 stores display patterns and the like on the CR7 display device 17. Further, the printer 19 is used to print documents that have been created, proofread, and edited. 0.2. Configuration of Storage Section FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a storage area of a floppy disk necessary for operating the document creation apparatus according to this embodiment. As shown in the figure, the storage area is composed of a system area necessary for the system, a custom character area for storing custom characters, a dictionary area corresponding to a dictionary, and a system work area which becomes work during various processes. FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the storage area of the main memory necessary for the document creation machine according to this embodiment. Main memory 1 as shown
0 is an area for the O8 and I10 drivers, a system work area that serves as work during various processes, a system common area common to the system, a document buffer, a program section that stores processing programs, and 1 to 0. n
It consists of an overlay part up to the number. 0.3. Structure of Keyboard FIG. 4 is a diagram showing the arrangement of the keyboard according to this embodiment. Note that the individual keys will be described later. 1. From power-on to input method 1.1 Work menu selection This will be explained with reference to Figure 6. When the machine is started up, a new document creation screen is displayed as shown in FIG. In FIG. 6, reference numeral 21 indicates a cursor, and reference numeral 22 indicates a system space. Code 23 is a guide message (
(Displays only the function name at the edit level of the editor)
, 24 indicates print control, and 25 indicates a shift state. Reference numeral 26 is an area where a property sheet of a work menu is displayed by pressing the [Guide] key. At this time, input mode is turned off. Also, if an input other than [1] to [6] on the [numeric] key is made, an alarm will occur, and
] to [6] are entered, the screen moves to the respective work screen. In addition, depending on the previous document storage condition, after the illumination is turned on,
There are two screens: document creation, proofreading and addition. If you wish to change it, select it using the [Guide] key. Moreover, the shading on the screen indicates inverted display. 1.2 The overall work flow will be explained with reference to Figure 5. FIG. 5 is a flowchart that does not show the flow of work. First, turn on the power, then insert the editing floppy (100), and the property sheet 1 ~ will be displayed on the CRT.
It is displayed on the screen (101). Then select the work content from the keyboard (102)
, 70 tubi is required depending on the work content. Insert the corresponding floppy disk (103), create documents, proofread,
Operations such as adding, saving, printing, document management, and utilities are performed (104). After the work is completed, insert the editing floppy if necessary (105). Then, the last screen of each task or a newly created document is displayed on the screen (106). 1.3. Keyboard 1.3 (1) Keyboard Arrangement Each key on the keyboard is arranged as shown in FIG. 1.3 (2) Description of main keys Each key has the following functions. Guide (Help) key: Display property sheet (operating instructions, menu, error message) Display key: Redisplay characters and figures Character modification (print control) keys Double-width, double-height quadruple-width, halftone, underline, Registration key for specifying double underlines and diagonal lines Registration of two words, proper nouns, and fixed forms C←) (character insertion) key 2 Deletion/insertion of one character at a time Key for deleting/inserting words (fixed forms) key:
User-registered words/Fixed call text (conversion) key Specifying the separation between two phrases/Specifying the conversion mode in bulk hiragana input Non-conversion keys: Inputting hiragana as is on the numeric keypad 20-9, comma, period, hyphen , decimal tab symbol: Calling external characters, symbols, and special characters, digit offset ho, double right alignment, left alignment U, centering ・Page editing: Editing in page units, line editing, editing in units of two lines Block: Editing in block units Function selection + page break (Column preference) Change the second column. Also, press the end key to cancel printing. Also, only the cursor movement key can be repeated, and the memory can be recalled using the [Function Selection] key and the [Insert] key. Also, [Function selection] 10 [↑], [
↓], [→], [←] primary keys are possible. [Function selection]
The + (unique) key calls up a unique new word. 1.4. How to enter characters 1, 4 (1) Input of hiragana, katakana, alphabets (persons, lowercase letters), and symbols Same as conventional devices. 1.4 (2) Entering Chinese numerals Press the [alphanumeric] key to shift, press the key with the number written on it, and press the [Bunsetsu] key. The kanji numerals will be displayed at the corresponding location on the screen. If you press the [Next Candidate] key many times, five candidates will be displayed in sequence. If you enter more than 16 digits, the numbers will not be converted to Chinese numerals and will be displayed as arithmetic numbers. 1.4 (3) Entering numbers Press the [alphanumeric] key to shift, press the key with the number written on it, press the [No conversion] key, (other than the (Bunsetsu) key), and the corresponding part of the screen will be displayed. Arithmetic numerals are displayed. 1.4 (4) The input rules for half-width characters are as follows: ■ When switching from full-width character input to half-width character input,
Press the (half-width) key. At this time, the cursor changes from a full-width cursor to a half-width cursor. The half-width cursor points to the left half of the full-width cursor immediately before the [half-width] key is pressed. The shift state also becomes a half-width shift by pressing the [half-width] key. ■ To return to full-width character input, press the [half-width] key while inputting half-width characters. At this time, the cursor returns from a half-width cursor to a full-width cursor, but even if the position of the half-width cursor is on the right side of the full-width width, the full-width cursor points to the full-width character that includes that position. The half-width shift 1~ state is also canceled. ■ Half-width characters cannot be entered with a full-width cursor. Also, you cannot enter full-width characters with the half-width cursor. However, the character where the half-width cursor is positioned does not have to be a half-width character. Recognize as appropriate characters (for example, full-width, double-width, etc.). ■ The function to add attributes applies only to full-width width. Does not depend on the position of the half-width cursor. (Underlining, shading, equal allocation, etc.) Possible editing functions for half-width characters with the half-width cursor are override, insertion, correction, deletion, movement, and copy. (
The functions that control the cursor do not depend on half-width or full-width cursors. ) ■ After editing a half-width character string, if there is an odd number of half-width characters, add a half-width system space after the string. ■ Regarding the relationship with other shift keys, if you press the [half-width] key while controlling a full-width cursor that is in the state of inputting full-width characters, the cursor becomes a half-width character and the shift becomes a half-width shift state. Next, press the [alphanumeric] key or (alphanumeric symbol) key.
Half-width shift 1 ~ Does not affect the state. The shift for half-width character input changes. Next, if you press the [Hiragana] key, [Katakana] key, [Word], (Unique), (Fixed phrase) key, or [Half-width] key, the cursor returns to the full-width cursor and the half-width shift is canceled. 1.4 (5) Half-width Katakana The specification of half-width Katakana will be explained. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string that specifies half-width katakana. If you press the [Non-katakana -] key next to the [N function selection] key, the cursor position will be highlighted. Thereafter, each time the [←] primary key [→] primary key cursor is moved one digit, the highlighted display is added or deleted one character at a time. At this time, the half-width katakana specification is canceled using the [Cancel] key or the [Function Selection] + [Cancel] keys. Cursor movement is only possible in the left and right directions. The vertical direction can be added (an alarm is activated, and when the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key] are pressed, a property sheet of an error message indicating an inappropriate position is displayed). Next, press the Select/Execute key to display the highlighted characters in half-width. At this time, if there are any characters other than katakana in the specified character string, an alarm will sound and the half-width katakana specification will be canceled. Then, the half-width katakana specification ends. (II ability selection) +
[Press the guide key to display the property sheet for the incorrectly positioned error message. Furthermore, if the specified character string contains double-width, double-height, quadruple-width, half-width, or ruby characters, an alarm will sound and the half-width katakana specification will be canceled. [Function selection] + (Press the guide key) to display the property sheet for the error message with an inappropriate position. Next, we will explain how to cancel half-width katakana. Move the cursor to the beginning of the half-width katakana character string to be canceled. When you press the [Function selection] + (Katakana) key, the cursor position will be highlighted.From now on, press the [←] primary key [→]
Each time the primary key cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added or deleted one by one. Cursor movement is only possible in the left and right directions. Additions can be made in the vertical direction (an alarm sounds, and by pressing [Function Selection] + [Guide key], an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate is displayed). Note that you can cancel by pressing the [Cancel] key or the [Function Selection] key + [Cancel] key. Next, press the Select/Execute key to display the highlighted characters in full-width display. At this time, if there is a full-width katakana within the specified range, that character becomes half-width katakana. Characters other than katakana, double-width, double-height, 4 in the specified range
An alarm will sound if there are double-width, half-width, or ruby characters. Press [Function Selection] + [Guide Key] to display the property sheet for the error message of inappropriate position. FIG. 7 shows an example of half-width katakana code. 1.4 (6) Override input Character input editing is based on override input. 1.4 (7) Symbol call This is used to input marks and characters that are not converted. This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 8 to 12. When the [Function Selection] and [#3 ah] keys are pressed, the symbol calling mode is activated. Then, the property sheet shown in FIG. 8 is displayed. Symbol calling is valid only in Kanji conversion input. The symbol to be recalled is selected using the numeric key and the selection/execution key. Then, the symbol will be displayed on the screen (the property sheet will be deleted) and the symbol calling mode will be canceled. When a user is selected, the property sheet shown in FIG. 9 is displayed. [If you select [1] on the keypad,
Calls the specified kuten. For example, (1) [-) (8) (4) (-) (φ) [1]
[Selection/Execution]. If you select [2], 10 kuten numbers will be displayed in the property sheet in sequence starting from the designated kuten number. The number of screens is 19. For example, (2) (-) (8) (4) (-) (φ) (1) (selection/execution)
It is. In this case, valid keys (0) ~

[9], [-], [Select/
[Execution] key. The last two digits of the (-) key are valid. The display is shifted to the left. For example, 845
is (8)(4)→[4][5]. [Function Selection] Press the [Cancel] key to return to the previous screen. (Cancel) key,
Cancel symbol recall mode. If none are registered at this time, or if the kuten is not registered when [1] is specified, an alarm will sound, and by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys, the screen shown in Figure 10 will be displayed. The property sheet for is displayed. Press the [Exit] key to cancel symbol recall mode. If you select the "circled number", the property sheet shown in Figure 10 will be displayed.If you select the parentheses, the property sheet shown in Figure 12 will be displayed.If you press the (0) key, the property sheet shown in Figure 12 will be displayed. Figure 12 (a
) is shown in FIG. 12(b). When the [Function Selection]+(0) key is pressed, FIG. 12(b) returns to FIG. 12(a). Valid key is

[0]~

[9], [-] [selection/execution] keys. Use the [Function Selection] key and the (Cancel) key to return to the previous screen. The [Cancel] key cancels the symbol recall mode. 1.5. How to create a document 1.5 (1) Input method (Kanji) Conversion input) As a general rule, different shifts (hiragana, katakana, alphanumeric characters, alphanumeric characters)
Or presence or absence of conversion (bunsetsu, no conversion), dictionary-specific deprivation (word, unique, unique new word, fixed phrase, single kanji), line break, ↓, ↑ (override), selection/execution (insert,
(correction, override) key into clauses. At this time, the clauses are automatically converted. Pressing any other key means no conversion. FIG. 13 is an example of kanji input. 1.5 (2) Concept of shift key The rules for kanji conversion input are as follows. ■ Clauses can be cut with each shift key. The following shift keys are used to cut phrases. Clause key, proper noun key [L non-conversion key, word key ""
, Hiragana key, Fixed phrase key (function selection + word) (),
Katakana key, unique new word key (Ill ability selection + unique new g
l) rJ, alphanumeric keys, alphanumeric keys, other allowed F
LlrlCtiOn K eV (↑, ↓, selection/execution key, single kanji key (rl), symbol key, ruby key, cancel key, line feed, page break, column change, etc.). Termination of phrases is determined by the system when using the shift key. ■ Punctuation marks are separated into phrases and converted automatically. However, only normal clauses (when converting to a quasi-dictionary)
It is. ■ Process prefixes and suffixes. The rules for bulk hiragana input are as follows. ■ Keys that are invalid during input include: Clause key, proper noun key, non-conversion key, word key, unique new word key, fixed phrase key, symbol key, ruby key, single kanji key. 1.5 (3) Number of characters and negative numbers that can be input The explanation of this section will be omitted. 1.6. Homophone Selection Method 1.6<1) Kanji Conversion Input Figure 14 shows a state in which ``Kyoha'' is being input from the keyboard. Kanji conversion input is only sequential selection, and - pattern display is not performed. Select the homophone using the [Next candidate] key and the (select/execute) key. If the character string entered using the [Bunsetsu] key contains homophones, it will be highlighted. There is a temporary version, and single kanji can be entered. 1.6 (2) Bulk hiragana input Please refer to Figures 15 and 16 for translation. In batch hiragana input, input mode and conversion mode are distinguished. The initial state of batch hiragana input is input mode. The input mode is switched using the [Function Selection] + (Bunsetsu) key (conversion). The conversion mode is switched using the [Cancel] key. However, this is valid only when the property sheet for the homophone is not displayed. ■Input mode In input mode, hiragana, katakana, alphanumeric characters, and alphanumeric characters can be entered, allowing users to create documents without having to be aware of the boundaries between phrases. The invalid key in input mode is [Bunsetsu]
key, [No conversion] key, [Proper noun] key, [Word] key and [Function selection] key and (Proper noun) key, [Function selection] key and [Word] key (fixed phrase), [Function selection] key and (!1nu) key (single kanji), [function selection] key and [#
They are the 3 ah key (symbol), the function selection key and the 5 shi hehe key ruby). Single kanji conversion is not possible. (2) Conversion mode FIG. 15 is a diagram explaining this mode. Hiragana,
For phrases that do not require kanji conversion, such as katakana or alphanumeric symbols, place the cursor at the end of the phrase and press the [No conversion] key. When converting to kanji, place the cursor after the R of the phrase and press the [Bunsetsu] key. At this time, the cursor moves to the next location. The beginning of a clause is at the beginning of the sentence or pressed immediately before [No conversion]
key or next to the [Phrase] key. A maximum of 40 characters can be specified for one phrase to be converted at one time. The conversion result will be displayed on the screen when you press the [Bunsetsu] key. In case of incorrect conversion, press the [Next Candidate] key to display the property sheet of the homophone. How to choose

[0] ~ [7] Key 10 [Select/
This is an execution key. For proper nouns, words, unique neologisms, and fixed phrases, place the cursor at the end of the word (not including appendix B) and press the [Proper Noun] key, [Word] key, [Function selection] + [Proper noun] respectively. Key (unique neologism), [
Press the [Function Selection] + [Word] key (fixed phrase). FIG. 16 shows a method for selecting homophones. You can also cancel incorrect conversions. In other words, if the text is misconverted due to a user's input error or incorrect phrase cut,
By selecting a hiragana candidate among homophones while the property sheet is displayed, the incorrectly converted portion can be restored to its original reading. 1.7. Convenient input functions 1.7 (1) You can select the feed gun. For example, "Do ←...→ Do ←-→ Do". 1.7 (2) Line breaks, page breaks (half line breaks), automatic column changes, and forced changes can be performed. However, (2,1 right noun input (separated by spaces), compound word input including new words, message reading input, date 7)
There is no function for occasional input. 1.8. Roman character input method (display method) Characters entered in Roman character input mode are displayed in the document display area as hiragana in the case of batch hiragana input, and as kanji and kanaji in the case of kanji conversion input. Therefore, Roman alphabet units such as "SHA" are not displayed. It is also not possible to modify alphabetical units. 1.9. Correcting typographical errors 1.9 (1) Correction before Kana-Kanji conversion (Kanji conversion input) Editing functions that can be performed during input using the Kanji conversion input method are as follows. When you use the [←] key to delete one character at a time, the currently input phrase is targeted. The maximum character string of 1440 characters is displayed in reverse video. One phrase that can be input at one time is up to 40 characters. When the beginning of that phrase occurs, the alarm will sound from then on. At this time, if the guide button is pressed, an error message will be displayed. Modifications to the segmented character string can be made using normal editing functions after completing the override input. When the (cancel) key is pressed, one phrase being input is canceled and override input ends. The display portion of the characters being input returns to the original document image. Pressing the [Select/Execute], [↑], or [↓] key cuts off the phrase being input and ends the override input. 1.9 (2) Correction before kana-kanji conversion (batch hiragana input) When the 40th character is input, the first 10 characters are confirmed,
The remaining 30 characters are displayed in reverse video and can be deleted character by character using the [←] key. After pressing the [Select/Execute key, [↑], (↓) key to finish override input, the highlighted display disappears [←]] Delete one character at a time with the [Function selection] key [←] 〕〕Editing such as insertion, deletion, insertion, correction, etc. of each character is possible using the keys. 2. Screen layout and display control 2.1. Screen layout when creating documents 2.1 (1)
Screen layerer 1~ The screen layout is as shown in FIG. For line pitch, character spacing, line @/page, editor message, and print guide message, press Knee 11- (Function selection) + [Guide]
(Help) or [Guide key (interrupt key) is pressed to display the property sheet. Thus, errors in the editor and during printing will sound an alarm. By pressing [Modification Selection] + [Guide] key (Help), the error message for the latest error will be displayed on the property sheet. Next, the screen will be explained. Input lines are displayed directly in the document display area. Regarding Hiragana specification (Romaji specification), Romaji specification is the same as Hiragana specification except for the process of converting to Hiragana. Switching between hiragana and romaji is done by selecting on the property sheet by pressing the guide key. Regarding kanji conversion manually (batch hiragana input), switching between kanji conversion/batch hiragana is done by selecting on the property sheet by pressing the guide key. If you press the (bunsetsu) key after a number, it will be converted to kanji numerals. (Numbers include both full-width and half-width characters.) 2.1 (2) Kinsoku processing It is not possible to specify whether to perform Kinsoku processing. 2.2. Display Screen and display control 2.2 (1) Up/down/left/right scrolling ([↓] [↑] [→
〕〔←〕) The explanation is omitted. 2.2 (2) Page line calling Page line calling will be explained with reference to FIG. In input mode, [Function selection] + 18YU] key (page line call)
When you press , the page line call property sheet (Figure 18) is displayed.
a)) is displayed. And the number of pages you want to recall,
When you press the line number (for example, [5], [-], (1), (7) keys), Figure 18 (b) is displayed, and the [Select/Execute key] is pressed.
When you press , the desired page is displayed starting from the specified line and page line calling is completed. If you want to call only the page, press [5] and [Select/Execute key]. If you want to call only the row, use [-
], (1), (7), [selection/execution key]. If you specify a page number greater than the last page of the document, an alarm will sound and the display will start from the first character of the first line of the last page. If you specify a line larger than the last line (-8 lines) of the page, the last line will be displayed at the bottom and the cursor will be displayed on the specified line. 2.2 (3) Left/right scrolling during document input Due to automatic scrolling. 2.2(4) Display description of page boundaries will be omitted. 3. Creating, structuring, and editing texts 3.1. Creating a document ("Creating a document 1" while "Starting up"
(To the screen) When you start up, the screen shown in Figure 19 (a) appears, and when you insert the floppy disk, the screen shown in Figure 19 (b) appears. If the system space shown above is not displayed (pI creation/addition screen), press the [Guide] key and select "19 Document Creation" from the work menu. When the [Guide] key is pressed, the work menu shown in FIG. 20(a) is displayed on the property sheet. Sounds an alarm when no editing floppy is inserted. [Function selection]
key and the [Guide] key to display the message shown in Figure 20(b). Then, press the [1] key to display Figure 20 (C).
is displayed. Here, the valid keys are [1], (2), and [selection/execution key]. Next, press the [1] key and press [Select/Execute].
Figures 0 (d) and (e) are displayed. On the other hand, when the [2] key and the [Select/Execute key] are pressed, the screen shown in FIG. 20(f) is displayed. Here, the valid key is [
0] ~ (6), [Function selection] + [O] Primary key [Selection/execution key, document format shown in Figure 20 (e)] 2/2
In (1) + (-) + (0) ~ (9) +
(1) key or (2) + (-) + (0) to (9)
Ten (,) key, or (function selection) + (0) key, or [
This is a selection/execution key, and in the manuscript format shown in Fig. 20(f), [1] to

[9], [-], (1) and (selection/execution) keys. The [Cancel] and [End] keys are also effective. When these operations are performed and the [Select/Execute] key is pressed, the print format defaults are set and the document creation screen (
editor) will be displayed. 3.2. Proofreading/Addition 3.2 (1) From "R Startup" to the "Document Name List" screen will be explained with reference to FIG. 21 and FIG. 22. When you start it up, Figure 21(a) is displayed, and when you insert 70 tabs, Figure 21(b) is displayed. That is, the work menu is displayed on the property sheet. Next, insert the document floppy and press the [2] key to start adding proofs. Sounds an alarm when no document floppy is inserted. Display the menu shown in FIG. 22(a) by pressing [Function Selection] + [Guide key]. The document name list shown in FIG. 23 is displayed on the screen. [Select the document using the numeric keys, and then press the [Select/Execute] key.
When is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 22(h) is displayed. After selecting a document using the (numeric) key, the paper format shown in FIG. 22(b) is displayed on the property sheet using the guide key. The valid keys here are the same as those for document creation. (
1) When the + (select/execute) key is pressed, Figure 22 (C) and <d) are displayed. (2) Ten (selection/execution key)
When you press , FIG. 22(e) is displayed. After selecting the desired item using the numeric keys, press the select/execute key.
The property sheet of FIG. 22(f) showing that the document is being read from the floppy disk is displayed. Next, the menu for inserting the edit floppy in Figure 22 (i) is displayed on the property sheet. Then, if you follow the instructions on the menu, the 22
Display the property sheet shown in figure (f). When writing to the editing floppy is completed, a menu for inserting a document floppy is displayed on the property sheet. And again in Figure 22 (f
) is displayed, and then the menu of IT22 diagram (Q) is displayed. Additionally, the print format is checked for errors, and if there is an error in the print format, a format setting screen is displayed. Then, a proofreading addition screen (editor) is displayed. 3.2 (2) Contents of each item in the document name list Since this is the same as in the conventional device, the explanation will be omitted. 3.2 (3) Document format settings During proofreading and additions, document format settings (changes) are performed in the same way as with conventional devices. 3.2 (4) Displaying document contents and proofreading/additional editing After inserting the editing floppy on the floppy insertion instruction screen, click [Select/
When the execution key is pressed, the specified document is displayed on the screen starting from the first page, first line, and first character. It is already in input mode and ready for proofreading and additional work. When all proofreading and additional work is completed, press the [End] key. 3.2 (5) Document Extraction Document extraction will be explained with reference to FIGS. 24 and 25. When attempting to recall sentence m for proofreading or addition, it cannot be recalled if the true number of the document is greater than the maximum number of pages allowed by the document format. In such a case, the data up to the maximum page can be saved separately using the document cutting function, and the data from the maximum page up to the final negative page can be recalled. first,
View document catalog. Next, when a document to be proofread/added is selected, the screen (property sheet 1) shown in FIG. 24 is displayed. If the last page≦maximum page, the property sheet 6 shown in FIG. 25(e) is displayed. If there is still data in the PF even after expanding the document to the maximum page, please refer to Figure 25 (
Display property sheet 2 for a). 1- That is, since the maximum page has been developed into CF, the data up to the maximum page is saved as a separate document. Then C up to the maximum page
F data will be destroyed. Therefore, if document development is continued without saving the data up to the maximum page, the data up to the maximum page will be discarded. When the property sheet 2 shown in FIG. 25(a) is displayed, if the select/execute button is pressed, the property sheet 3 shown in FIG. 25(b) is displayed 9'. (1) The document name is entered after the (-) key, and
When the execution key is pressed, the document is saved and property sheet 1 shown in FIG. 24 is displayed. When the [Select/Execute key] is pressed after the [2] key, property sheet 1 is also displayed. If the [Select/Execute key] is pressed after the [1] or [-] key is pressed without entering a document name, an alarm will sound. Both sides remain unchanged. When the property sheet 1 shown in Fig. 24 is displayed (if there is no storage area in the document FD at the time of saving, property sheet 4 shown in Fig. 25 (C) is displayed without squishing), the PF-4CF The document is expanded and property sheet 6 is displayed. However, if you replace the FD and save the document, the image shown in Figure 25 (d
)'s property sheet 5. And [select/
Pressing the ENTER) key displays one item of the document. Insert the original document floppy and press the [Select/Execute] key to continue document expansion. 3.3. Notes on proofreading/editing functions 3.3 (1) Method of specifying range during proofreading This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 26 and 27. Functions to specify a range when editing text include deletion, correction, movement, copy, character modification (double-width, double-height, quadruple-width, shading, underline), print control (print suppression, vertical writing suppression, logo, equalization). There is a To specify the starting point of the range, move the cursor and press F Un
Press the ction key (delete, correct, move, copy, character modification, function selection and character modification). [→], [←] Primary key Each time the cursor is moved one digit, one character is displayed in reverse video. After specifying the starting point, only the cursor keys [→] and [←] are valid until the [Select/Execute] key is pressed. [
↑], [↓] If the primary key is not pressed, an alarm will sound, and at this time, [
When you press the function selection key and the guide key, an error message is displayed. The cursor moves only where characters are located along the flow of character strings on the page. Skip and move to left and right margin spaces, system spaces, and [forbidden] areas. If the cursor is at a line feed, page feed, or half line feed and you try to advance the cursor further, if the next line is a system space line, the cursor will not move forward. The alarm does not sound at this time. If the next line is not a system space line,
Move the cursor to the first character of the next line. If the cursor is at a stage change and you try to advance the cursor further, if the first line of the next stage is a system space line, the cursor will not move. If it is not a system space line, move the cursor to the first character of the first line of the next row. double angle,
The cursor position on the quadruple-width character is to the left of the character. When you move the cursor to the end of the range, (Select/Execute)
Press the key. Next, rules for inverted display as the cursor moves will be explained. When the cursor moves to a character that is not highlighted, the cursor position after the move is displayed in reverse video. When the cursor moves to a highlighted character, the highlighted display at the cursor position before the move is restored. For example, on r1245J, if you press the [→] primary key, r1
25j, pressing the [←] primary key changes it to r1245J, pressing the [←] primary key changes it to M 45J, and pressing the (→) key changes it to N245J. For example, if you press the [→] primary key on rl 245J, it will become M 25J, and if you press the [←] primary key, it will become rl 245.
When it becomes J, press the [←] key, it becomes r145J, and [→
] Press the primary key to get N245J. FIGS. 26(a) to 26(f) show a first example of cursor movement. In Figure 26 (a), pressing the [→] primary key will display the same diagram (b), pressing the [←] primary key will display the same diagram ((j), and pressing the [←) key will display the same diagram (e). , and press the (←) key to display (f) in the same figure. FIGS. 26(a) to 26(k) show a second example of cursor movement. In Figure 26 (Q), press the [→] primary key to display the same figure (h), press the [→] primary key to display the same figure (i),
Pressing the [→] primary key changes the display to the same figure (j>, and pressing the [→] key changes the display to the same figure (k). Figures 27 (a) to (d) show the third example of cursor movement. In Figure 27 (a), pressing the [→] primary key will display the same diagram (b), pressing the [→] primary key will display the same diagram (C), and pressing the [→] primary key will display the same diagram (C). (d). Figures 27 (e) to (h) show the fourth example of cursor movement. In Figure 27 (e), if you press the [→] primary key, the screen changes to Figure 27 (f). [→] Press the primary key to display the same figure (Q).
[→] Press the primary key to display (h) in the same figure. 3.3 (2) Method 2 of specifying the J3 range when editing lines
This will be explained with reference to FIG. In line edit mode, move the cursor to the start line of the range and select Function *-(Delete,
Copy, function selection and copy). [↓], [↑] Each time the primary key cursor is moved one line, each line is highlighted. After specifying the start line, only the cursor keys [↓] and [↑] are valid until you press the [Select/Execute key]. Pressing the [→] or [←] primary keys will sound an alarm, and pressing the [Function selection] + [guide keys] will display an error message on the property sheet. The cursor moves along the flow of characters on the page. However, it is not possible to specify a range that spans other columns. If there are no characters after the line where the cursor is located, the cursor will not move even if you press the [↓] primary key. It doesn't even sound an alarm. Move the cursor to the end line of the range and press the Select/Execute key to specify the range. The rules for reverse display are as follows. However, ■ When the cursor moves to a line that is not highlighted,
Highlight the line where the cursor is. ■ When the cursor moves to a highlighted line, the highlighted line is restored. ■ The starting line is always highlighted. Figures 28 (a) to (d>) show the first example. In Figure 28 (a), if you press the [↓] primary key, the screen in Figure 28 (b) will appear.
, and press the [↑] primary key to display the same figure (C), [↑]
When the main key is pressed, the screen shown in the same figure (d) appears. Figures 28(e) to (Q) show the second example.
In figure (e), the cursor changes to (f) in the same figure as the [↓] primary key is pressed, and when you press [↓], the cursor changes to (Q) in the same figure.The cursor does not move. The third example is shown below.
, and if you press the [↓] primary key in Figure 28 (i>), the same figure (j) will appear and the cursor will not move. 3, 4. Correction Explained with reference to Figure 29. Correction in input mode. Move the cursor to the beginning of the desired character string and press the [Correction] key to highlight the beginning of the corrected character string. [→] Each time the primary key cursor moves one digit, one character will be highlighted. The corrected character string may span different columns.The input method is the same as for insertion. [Press the Select/Execute key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 29. When you move the cursor to the beginning and enter a character string, the input character string is displayed in the property sheet.Then, when you press the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet shown in Figure 29 is cleared.Property sheet Input the input character string in the correction position and move the cursor to the input character string insertion position to return to input mode. Then, press [Function Selection] → - [←] to enter the character insertion mode. Then, enter the character to be inserted. However, this applies to katakana, hiragana, alphanumeric characters, and alphanumeric characters. It is only a symbol.Also, if the character at the character insertion position and the character before it are underlined, the character insertion character is also underlined.The cursor is not inserted into the system space, etc. If you press the [Entertainment 7 Luck] + [←] primary key to enter a character, an alarm will sound. Half-width character string When inserting half-width characters, when the number of half-width characters becomes an odd number due to character insertion. , a half-width space is added before or after the character string. Kanji cannot be input. To cancel the character insertion mode, use the [Cancel] key. 3.5 (2> Insert Explanation with reference to Figure 30) Move the cursor to the position you want to insert in input mode and press the [Insert] key to highlight the insertion position.Then, display the property sheet shown in Figure 30.Move the cursor to the beginning of the property sheet and insert the string. 11.The input can be either kanji conversion input or bulk hiragana input.Please note that input into the property sheet is done by amateurs, so line breaks, half line breaks, column breaks, page breaks, etc.
Tabs and decimal tabs only contain the code. These codes are expanded when entered into a document, and tabs and decimal tabs are placed between spaces 114. To modify the string in the property sheet, use the [←] key. However, only one phrase being input is targeted. If the input string cannot fit into the property sheet, the string displayed on the property sheet is inserted before the fake cursor position, and the passage being input is moved to the beginning of the property sheet. Pressing the [Cancel] key discards the input string in the property sheet and returns to input mode. If you press the [Function Selection] + [Cancel] keys, the inserted character string in the property sheet will be discarded and the cursor will move to the beginning of the property sheet. Remains in insert mode. Display the input string in the property sheet by inputting the string above. [When the selection/execution key is pressed, the third
Delete the property sheet in Figure 0 and insert the input string in the property sheet before the insertion position. to move the cursor to the insertion position and return to input mode. 3.5 (3) Row insertion This will be explained with reference to FIG. Inserts a Null line containing only O's before the line specified by the cursor. FIGS. 31(a) and 31(b) show the first example. In other words, if a row is inserted into FIG. 10(a), the result will be shown in FIG. 2(b). FIGS. 31(C) and 31(d) show the second example. In other words, if a row is inserted into FIG. 12(C), the result will be FIG. 2(D). FIGS. 31(e) and 31(f) show the third example. In other words, if you insert a line in (e) of the same figure, it will appear in (f) of the same figure.
become. The row insertion operation is performed as follows. [Function selection] + (&6) (Line editing) Press the 'key to enter line editing mode. Move the cursor to the line you want to insert and press the [Insert] key.
Only one Null row is inserted. To insert multiple NIJII lines, press the Insert key successively. 3.5 (4) Insert page (Iy1 function selection) + [%5] key to enter page mode.Press the page to be inserted to 0PEN and press the [insert] key. page) will be inserted. If the maximum page has already been reached, an alarm will sound. Use the [Cancel] key to cancel page mode. Ruled lines, figures, and graph information will also be shifted in synchronization with the characters. Display The page that was previously deleted will be sent one page at a time. 3. 6. Delete 3.6 (1) Character deletion Move the cursor to the character you want to delete and press the (←) key. The character at the cursor position will be deleted. 3.6 (2) Delete Move the cursor to the first character of the character string you want to delete and press the [Delete] key.The first character will be highlighted.After that, [→ ]] Each time you move the key cursor one digit, a highlighted character is added. [Press the Select/Execute key to delete the character string within the range specification. Note that if the start position of the range specification is invalid, An alarm will sound if appropriate.If the up and down cursor keys are used to specify a range, an alarm will sound.A range cannot be specified across pages.3.6 (3) Line deletion See Figure 32. Refer to and explain. [Function selection] key and [&
6) Press the key to enter line mode. Move the cursor to any column of the line you want to delete and press the [Delete] key to delete the specified line and move subsequent lines forward. Note that the [Cancel] key is used to cancel the line mode. A specific example of the line deletion function will be explained with reference to FIG. Delete the specified range line by line with the cursor, and move the data starting from the specified range forward. Figure 32 (a), (b)
is the first example, and if the line in the figure (a> is deleted, it becomes the figure (b). Figure 32 (C) and (d) are the second example, and the line in the figure (C) is deleted. When deleted, the result becomes the same figure (d). Figure 32 (e) and (f>) are the third example, and the figure (
If the line in e) is deleted, the result will be as shown in (f) in the same figure. Explain the row deletion operation. [Function selection] + [&6 o]
Press the (line edit) key to enter line editing mode. In addition,
Press the (Cancel) key in line editing mode to return to input mode. Move the cursor to the line where you want to start deletion and press the [Delete] key. The line where the cursor is located will be highlighted.
] Each time the primary key cursor is moved one line, each line is highlighted. While specifying a range, only the [↑] and [↓] primary keys are valid. [→], [←] Primary key press and alarm sounds. Press the [Select/Execute] key on the line where deletion is complete, and the results will be displayed. 3.6 (4) Press the page delete [function selection] key and the [%5] key to enter page mode. When the page to be deleted is 0PENL and the [Delete] key is pressed, the specified page is deleted and subsequent pages are moved forward. Note that the contents of the displayed page (character strings, ruled lines, graphics) will be deleted. If the document has only one page, it is not possible to delete the page. To cancel page mode, use the [Cancel] key. 3, 7. Move 3.7 (1) Move Move the cursor to the first character of the string you want to move, and press (
When you press the function selection) + [copy key], the first character will be highlighted. From then on (→) Each time you move the flat key cursor one digit, a highlighted character is added. [Press the Select/Execute key to delete the character string thickness within the specified range and save it to the save buffer. Move. Move the cursor to the previous used area and press the [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys to display the result. If the starting position of the range specification is inappropriate, an alarm will sound. Press the up and down keys in the specified range. If used, an alarm will sound. After moving a character string, if you want to move the same character string to another position again, use the (li! function selection] + [insert] keys. Save it to the evacuation buffer? (The information is always the latest information. Range specification cannot be specified across pages. 3.7 (2) Line movement This will be explained with reference to Figure 33. Specifying line by line with the cursor Delete the range and save the data within that range to the save buffer.Press [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys.
Data in the save buffer is inserted before the line where the cursor is located. FIGS. 33(a) to 33(C) show a first example. When you press the [Function selection] + [Copy] key, Figure 33 (a>
When the [Select/Execute] key is pressed, the screen shown in the same figure (b) is displayed, and when the [Function Selection] + [insert] keys are pressed, the screen shown in the same figure (C) is displayed. Figures 33(d) to (f) and Figures 33(Q) to (+
The same applies to >. Also, Figure 3 (j) ~
(1), Figure 33 (m to O), Figure 33 (1)) to (r
) is also similar to this. Explain the row movement operation. Press the [Select] key and the [&6] (line edit) key to enter the line edit mode. When you move the cursor to the first line of the movement range and press the [Function Selection] key and the [Copy Folder] key, the line where the cursor is located will be highlighted. From then on, each time the [↓] primary key cursor is moved one line, each line is highlighted. In addition, while specifying the range, [↑], [↓]
] Only the primary key is valid. Also, if you press the [→] or [←] primary keys, the alarm will sound. If you press the [Select/Execute] key on the last line of the moving range, the line within the moving range will be deleted,
Evacuation buff? Saved. If you move the cursor to the destination position and press the function select + insert keys, the data in the save buffer will be inserted before the line where the cursor is located.
It's true. Note that if the number of digits (7 lines) between the source and destination differs, an error will occur and an alarm will sound. If you press (Function selection) + [Guide key -, an error message will be displayed on the property sheet. 3.7 (3) Press the page movement [function selection] key and the [%5] key to enter page mode. When you 0PEN the page you want to move from and press [Function Selection] + [Copy key], the designated page is deleted and subsequent pages are moved forward. Then, the specified page is saved to the evacuation buffer. Then select the page you want to move to and press the 0PENL, (Il! function selection] + [insert] keys to display the result. To cancel the page mode, use the [cancel] key. After moving the page, the same page will be displayed again. If you want to move the character to another position, use the [Function selection] + (insert) keys.The information saved in the save buffer is always the latest information. 3.8 (1) CopyCharacter you want to copy If you move the cursor to the first character in the column and press the copy key, the first character will be displayed in reverse video.From then on, [→]] Each time you move the cursor one digit, the character will be highlighted one by one. [Press the Select/Execute key to save the string within the specified range to the save buffer.Move the cursor to the copy destination position and press the [Function Selection] key and the (Insert) key to display the result. , sounds an alarm if the range specification start position is inappropriate.Sounds an alarm if the up and down cursor keys are used in the specified range.After copying a string, I want to copy the same string again to other positions. If so, use the [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys. The information saved in the save buffer is always the latest information. Range specification cannot be specified across pages. 3.8 ( 2) Delete the specified range line by line using the line copy cursor and save the data within that range to the save buffer. Press [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys to insert the save buffer before the line where the cursor is located. Data is inserted.Specifically, it is the same as that explained in Fig. 33.The specific operation of line copy is explained. [Function selection] + [&
6) Press the (line edit) key to enter line editing mode. When you move the cursor to the first line of the copy range and press the copy key, the line where the cursor is located will be highlighted. From then on, each line is highlighted each time the [↓] key cursor is moved one line. In addition, while specifying the range, [↑], [↓]
]] Only the key is valid. Press the [→] or [←] key to sound the alarm. When you press the [Select/Execute] key on the last line of the copy range,
The copy range is highlighted again and the data in the copy range is saved to the save buffer. Move the cursor to the copy destination position and press [Function selection] + [
When you press the [Insert] key, the data in the save buffer is inserted before the line where the cursor is located. Note that if the number of digits in the 7 lines between the copy source and the copy destination is incorrect, an error will occur and an alarm will sound. When you press [Function Selection] + [Guide Key], an error message will be displayed on the property sheet. 3.8 (3) Press the page copy [function selection] + (%5) key to enter page mode. 0PENL the copy source page, (Press the copy key to save the copy source page to the save buffer. 0PENL the copy destination page and press the [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys to display the result. To cancel the page mode, use the [Cancel] key. After copying a page, if you want to copy the same page again to another location, use the [Function Selection] + [Insert] keys. Save The information saved in the buffer is always the latest information. 3.9. Single Kanji Input This will be explained with reference to Figures 34 and 35. When you press ``Kanji'', the property sheet shown in Figure 34 is displayed.Enter the reading and press the [Bunsetsu] key. Note that single kanji input is valid only for kanji conversion input, and the characters input so far are Text in the column is cut by pressing the single kanji input key. The reading (for one character) and the next 10 candidates are displayed on the property sheet in Figure 34. Press the [Numeric] key to change the text to the last reading. When you select a kanji, the property sheet is erased and the headword is displayed.For example, if you want to input "Kiyou0dai/"
This will be explained with a diagram. When you press the [Function selection] ± (!1nu) key (single kanji), Figure 35 (a) will be displayed in reading input.The valid keys are the [Select/Execute] key, the [←] key, the Hiragana key. , cursor, [Cancel] key, [Function selection] key, and [Cancel] key.However, the [Cancel] key is
This is for canceling the unction. Next, when the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key is pressed, FIG. 35(b) is displayed. Valid keys are (0) key (next candidate), [Function selection] + (0) key (previous candidate), [Tenfu key], [Correction]
key, [Cancel] key, [Cancel] key (Func 口 O 口 取 り n Cancel, [Function Selection] + [Cancel] key (return to previous drawing). If there are no candidate kanji, see Figure 35 ( b) “
“*” is displayed in the column “9”. If there is only one reading, it will not be displayed here (because the property sheet is deleted). Next, when you press the [Ten key], Fig. 35 (C) is displayed. Valid keys are the same as above. After selecting the kanji for the last reading, delete the property sheet. When inputting a single kanji correction, FIG. 35(d) is displayed. Valid keys are [Select/Execute key (to selection property sheet), [←
]] key Hiragana key, cursor, [Cancel] key (F
function (cancel), ['function selection] + [cancel] key (first property sheet). 3.10. The explanation will be repeated with reference to FIG. Targeted editing operations include insertion, correction, deletion, underline, double underline, font size,
There is shading and search. [Function selection] -1-(= -n
Press the] key (repeat) to enter the repeat mode, and the third
The property sheet shown in Figure 6 will be displayed (sequential/batch, full text/current page). Pressing [1] to (4) + (Select/Execute key) will erase the property sheet. Note that "inside the page" refers to one page of the current page. When selecting sequentially, move the cursor Move. If you want to apply the same process to the target character, press the [Select/Execute] key. If you do not want to apply the same process to the target character, press the [Next Candidate] key. When you have finished editing the specified target character string, input Return to mode. In addition, when inserting various editing operations, remember the last character. For the repeat function after search, further consideration is required regarding the meaning of the batch. 3.11. Searching for strings <Search) Move the cursor to the search start position and press the [Function Selection] key (Search). The property sheet shown in Figure 37 will be displayed, and the cursor will also be displayed. Next, search Enter a character string, but this can be done by inputting kanji conversion (sequentially).Next, press the Select/Execute key, find the first character string after the cursor position, and move the cursor to enter input mode. Return. The search string can be up to 40 half-width or full-width characters in reading. Also, the default is displayed in the search string. Editing on the property sheet can only be done by deleting or inserting characters. Search is not possible. In this case, an alarm will sound. By pressing [Function Selection] + [Guide] key (Help), an error message will be displayed on the property sheet. 3.12. Right Alignment This will be explained with reference to Figures 38 and 39. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string to be right-justified and press the (function selection) + ($4 U] key (odd digit) to display the property sheet shown in Figure 38.Next, press (1) + (selection). /
When you press the execution key, the property sheet is deleted and right alignment is completed. FIG. 39 shows a specific example. Regarding the meaning of the target character string, it starts from the user's designated position to the first character excluding blanks when looking right in the line, and ends to the rightmost character of the line excluding blanks and O. Note that underlined and shaded spaces are always target character strings. Regarding the movement range, move so that the end of the target character string is at the end of the line. However, the page break mark goes to the next line. 3.13. The left alignment will be explained with reference to FIGS. 38 and 40. Move the cursor to the left-aligned position, [Function selection] + [$
When you press the 4) key (digit shift), the property sheet shown in Figure 38 is displayed. [2] Press the + (Select/Execute key) to erase the property sheet and complete the left alignment. Starting from the first character excluding blanks when looking at the line to the right, and ending with the rightmost character excluding blanks and O on the specified line.However, underlined and shaded blanks are always the target character string. Move! For IIJ range, move so that the beginning of the target character string is at the user-specified position. 3.14. Centering @Explained with reference to Figure 38 and Figure 41. Place the cursor at the beginning of the character string to be centered. and move [
When you press the function selection) + ($4 U] key (digit shift), the property sheet shown in Figure 38 will be displayed.
) + (Select/Execute key) to clear the property sheet and complete centering. Figure 41 is a concrete example of this. When assigning meaning to the target character string, start by starting from the user-specified position. to the right, starting with the first character excluding spaces, and ending with the rightmost character of the line excluding spaces and O.However, underlined and shaded spaces are always the target character string.About the movement range moves the target string to the user-specified position and to the center of the end of the line. 3.15. Registering and deleting user words 3.15 (1)
This will be explained with reference to FIG. 42, which is a list of user words. Word registration, fixed form registration,
There are two methods for unique registration: The first method is registration using the [Registration] key, which is described on the following pages, and the second method is to realize bulk registration (documents) using a utility. It is possible to register it as a document in the format of ``Yomiichikodashigo'', and output (printing) is by performing this document. The property sheet created by the [Registration] key is as shown in Figure 42. In Fig. 42(a), r3.4J's
If "Word, Unique" is selected, the result will be as shown in FIG. 42(b). If the fixed phrase "5" is selected, the result will be as shown in FIG. 42 (C). Note that the valid keys are the numeric keypad ((13, (2),
(3). (4), (5)) + (selection/execution) keys. The operation of registering words will be explained. C registration key in input mode
When is pressed, the selection property sheet of FIG. 42(a) for word registration, fixed phrase registration, and unique registration is displayed. [1
] key, (3) -+- (selection/execution) key is pressed, the property sheet is erased. When you move the cursor to the beginning of a headword and press the (Select/Execute) key, the property sheet for reading input will be displayed. When you input the reading and the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet will be deleted and the registration will be completed. For headwords, 16 full-width or half-width characters from the cursor position,
Or, the part before a line break, system space, page break, superscript, subscript, or paragraph change mark becomes a registered heading edict. Next, the unique registration operation will be explained. [Register] in input mode
When you press the key, the fourth word registration, standard registration, and unique registration will be displayed.
The selection property sheet shown in Figure 2 <a) is displayed. [
1] key or (4) + (select/execute) key is input, the property sheet is erased. Then, move the cursor to the beginning of the headword and press the Select/Execute key to display the property sheet for reading input. When you input the reading and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet will be deleted and the registration will be completed. The same applies to regular registration. 3.15 (2) Calling user words The operation of calling words will be explained. [Kogo] If you read and input Kini and press the (bunsetsu) key (termination key other than shift), the headword will be displayed.The character string input so far can be cut into bunsetsu by pressing the [word] key. is performed. This is a search only in the word registration area. The [Separate Shift] key cuts off phrases, so no prefix or suffix conversion is performed. If a registered word is not found. Display the pronunciation. Unique call We will explain the operation of [Separate function selection] → - / [Proper noun] key to input the reading, and then press the (Bunsetsu) key (same as above) to display the entry word. The character string that has been input until then is segmented by pressing the [Function Selection] + (Proper Noun) key.The operation of calling a fixed form is explained.The [Function Selection] + [Word] key (Function When you input the pronunciation using ``Shun'' and press the [Bunsetsu] key (same as above), the headword will be displayed. Please note that this is a search only for the fixed phrase registration area. The character strings entered up to that point can be retrieved using the [Function selection] By pressing the + (word) key, a phrase is cut. 3.15 (3) Deletion of user words This will be explained with reference to Figures 42 and 43. Deletion of registered words, unique words, and fixed phrases This is done as follows. First, press the [Register] key in input mode and the same property sheet as in Figure 42(a) will be displayed. Then,
When the [2] key, any of the keys (3), (4), and (5) indicating the type are pressed, and the [select/execute key], the property sheet is deleted. Move the cursor to the beginning of the headword and press the [Select/Execute key] to display the reading input shown in Figure 42 (
The property sheet for b) is displayed. When you read and input and press the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet will be deleted and the deletion after registration will be completed. However, if there is no matching word, an alarm will sound. By pressing [Function selection] + [Guide key (Help)],
Display the property sheet shown in Figure 43. This property sheet is deleted by pressing the (cancel) key. 3.16. Character modification 3.16 (1) Double-angle This will be explained with reference to FIG. First, double angle specification will be explained. Move the cursor to the first character and [Modify Character]
When the key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. When you press the [1] key, the [3] key, or the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. After that, move the [←], [→] key cursor to 1
Each time the digit is moved, a highlighted character is added. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, press the Select/Execute key to display the highlighted characters in double-width. This completes the double-angle specification. Note that the cursor can only be moved in the horizontal direction, but not in the vertical direction (an alarm will sound, and when you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet will be displayed with an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate).Double angle, double height , if you specify double-width for a quad-width character, it returns to the original character (full-width, half-width, ruby character). Explain double angle cancellation. If you press the [Character modification] key, the 44th
The diagram property sheet is displayed. Next, press the [2] key.
Pressing the [3] key and the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the double-width character string. [Press the Select/Execute key to change the double-width character string to a full-width character string. In this way, the double angle cancellation is completed. Even if double-width is canceled for non-double-width characters (<ti1 double-width, quadruple-width), the characters become full-width characters. 3.16 (21 Double-width) First, we will explain the double-height specification. Move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 44. Next, press the [1] key, then press the [Character modification] key. 4) Press the [Select/Execute] key to erase the property sheet and highlight the cursor position.
[←], [→]] Each time the cursor moves one digit,
Reverse display is added character by character. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Then, when the (select/execute) key is pressed, the highlighted characters are displayed in double height. In this way, the double height specification is completed. Note that if double height is specified, the line will overlap one line above. Cursor movement is possible only in the left and right directions. Up and down directions are not possible (an alarm will sound, and when you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet will be displayed with an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate). If double-height is specified for double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the original characters (full-width, half-width,
Return to ruby characters). Next, canceling the double height angle will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. Next, press the [2] key, the [4] key, and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string that specifies double-height character string, and press the [Select/Execute key] to change the double-height character string to full-width character string. In this way, the cancellation of the double height angle is completed. Note that even if characters other than double-height characters (double-width, quadruple-width characters) are reset to double-height characters, they become full-width characters. 3.16 (3) Quadruple angle First, quadruple angle specification will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the [character modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. Next, when the [1] key, the [5] key, and the [select/execute key] are pressed, the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. From then on, [←]. [→]] Key Each time the cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, when the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key is pressed, the highlighted characters are displayed in quadruple size, and the quadruple size specification is completed. In addition, 4
If double-width is specified, the line will overlap one line above. The cursor can only be moved in the horizontal direction, but not in the vertical direction (an alarm sounds, and when you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide] key, a property sheet for an error message indicating an inappropriate position is displayed). If you specify double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the characters return to the original characters (full-width, half-width, ruby characters). Next, quadruple angle cancellation will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. Next, press the [2] key, the [5] key, and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string that specifies quadruple width and press the Select/Execute key to convert the quadruple width character string to full width character string. In this way, the quadruple angle cancellation is completed. Even if you cancel quadruple-width characters other than quadruple-width characters (double-width, double-height), they become full-width characters. 3.16 (4) Shading First, the shading designation will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the [character modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. Next, press [1] key, [6]
When you press the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet is cleared and the cursor position is shaded. onwards,
[←], [→]] Each time the cursor moves one digit,
Shading is added to each character. Furthermore, if it has already been shaded, the shaded area will be erased. Here, [Next candidate], [
Press [Function Selection] + [Next Candidate] key to change the precision scale. (Press the selection/execution key to end the shading designation. If you wish to select the precision balance before moving the [←], (→) key cursor, press the [guider key]. As shown in Figure 45. The property sheet for the precision balance will be displayed, so use the [numeric] keys to select it.Cursor movement is possible only in the left and right directions, but not in the up and down directions (an alarm will sound, and pressing the [Function Selection] key + [Guider key]) to display the property sheet for the incorrectly positioned error message).Next, we will explain how to remove shading.Press the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 44.Next, press the [2] key, ( 6] key and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet.Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string specified for shading and press the [Select/Execute key] to finish removing the shading. Note that if you specify another type of shading for a character string that has shading specified, the precision scale will change to another precision scale.Even if you remove the shading from a character string that has no shading, nothing will happen. 3.16<5) Underline First, we will explain the underline specification.Move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 44.Next, press the [1] key. , [7]
key, [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet and adds an underline to the cursor position. From then on, each time the [←], [→]] key cursor is moved one digit, an underline is added to one character. Also, if an underline has already been added, it will be deleted. [Press the Select/Execute key to finish underlining. Note that if you want to specify an underline for a character string that has already been underlined or double underlined,
The heavy underline is removed. Next, canceling the underline will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. next〔
Pressing the [2] key, the [7] key, or the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the underlined character string and press the Select/Execute key to finish removing the underline. Note that if you remove the underline from a double underlined character, the double underline will be removed. Even if you remove the underline from a character that does not have an underline (double underline), it does not work. The area from the cursor position to the end of the page is subject to cancellation (if continued). 3.16 (6) Double underline First, double underline specification will be explained. Move the cursor to the first character and click [Character? If*) key is pressed, the fourth
The property sheet shown in Figure 4 will be displayed. Next, by pressing the [1] key, the [8] key, and the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet is erased and a two-line underline is added at the cursor position. From then on, each time you move the cursor one digit using the (←) and (→) keys, a double underline will be added to each character. Also, if a 2fl! underline has already been added, it will be deleted. Press the Select/Execute key to finish specifying double underline.If you specify double underline for a character that has been underlined or double underlined, the underline or double underline will be canceled. We will explain how to cancel double underlining.Press the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 44.Next, press the (2) key, the [8] key, and the [Select/Execute] key to display the property sheet. The cursor will be deleted. Move the cursor to the beginning of the double-underlined character string and press the [Select/Execute] key.
Press to finish canceling the double underline. Note that if you cancel the double underline on an underlined character, the underline will be canceled. Even if you cancel the double underline on a character that does not have a double underline (underline), it does not work. 3.16 (7) Diagonal lines This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 44, 46, and 47. First, diagonal line designation will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the [character modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in Figure 44 is displayed. Next, press the [1] key,
9] key and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. If you move the cursor to the last character and press the Select/Execute key, a diagonal line will be added between the specified characters. Note that if you remove diagonal lines from a character string that does not have diagonal lines, the position is inappropriate and an alarm will sound. Next, removal of diagonal lines will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 44 is displayed. next〔
2] Key,

Pressing the [9] key and the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the first character and press the Select/Execute key to remove the diagonal lines between the specified characters. In addition, cancellation of the diagonally shaded part will not be accepted and will be treated as an error. Figure 46 shows specific examples of specifications. In Figure 46(a), if you move the cursor to the first character and press the (character modification) key, the result will be as shown in Figure 46(b), and if you move the cursor to the last character and press the Press the execution primary key and the 4th
The result will be as shown in Figure 6 (C), with diagonal lines added. Next, changing the line type of diagonal lines will be explained. Note that the default line type for diagonal lines is a thin solid line. [Press the guide key to display the property sheet shown in FIG. 47. If you want to change the line type, perform the above operation after deleting the character decoration property sheet. Next, press the (numeric) key, [Select/
When you press the execution key, the property sheet will be deleted. Move the cursor to the last character and press the Select/Execute key to display a diagonal line with the specified line type. 3.17. Creation and deletion of ruled lines 3.17 (1) Ruled line function This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 48 and 49. In input mode, [Function selection] key and [Graphics] key (ruled line)
When is pressed, the screen becomes ruled line mode, and the property sheet shown in FIG. 48 is displayed. FIG. 49 is an explanatory diagram of the ruled line function. 3.17 (2) Ruled line cursor This will be explained with reference to FIG. The shape of the ruled line cursor is the same as that of the conventional device. Pointing position should be below the cursor. The cursor moves in 0.5 line increments in the row direction and in 1 digit increments in the column direction. The range of movement of the cursor is within the document display area on the screen (lines 1 to 8, digits 1 to 8) as shown in Figure 50.
40 digits). Note that the document starts from the 1st line, but a ruled line should also be drawn between the 0th line and the 1st line so that the 0th line will appear when scrolled. Overriding on line 0 is prohibited. If you want to draw diagonal ruled lines, you can draw them using diagonal lines for graphics or character decoration. 3.17 (3) Creation of ruled lines This will be explained with reference to FIG. 51. When creating a border, you must first create a block border (Creating a block border). Create a block ruled line with the first cursor position and second cursor position at both ends of the diagonal line. However, if it overlaps with an existing block ruled line or if two points match, it will be treated as an error. Use the [1] key on the numeric keypad to point. IIi/Horizontal ruled lines can only be created within a block. When you press (2) on the numeric keypad, a vertical ruled line is drawn starting from the cursor position and ending at the bottom of the block ruled line. When you press [3] on the numeric keypad, a horizontal ruled line is drawn starting from the cursor position and ending at the right end of the block ruled line. If you want to change the thickness and line type of the ruled line before creating the ruled line, press the guide key. A property sheet for the attributes of the ruled line will be displayed, so select the thickness and line type using the numeric keys. After creating a ruled line, if you want to change the thickness or line type of a line type that has already been created, use the [Next Candidate] and [Function Selection] + [Next Candidate] keys (previous candidate), respectively. It can be changed in any ruled line mode. If you do not want to print ruled lines, set the line type to suppress printing. Next, the operation for creating ruled lines will be explained. In input mode
Press [Function Selection] + [Shape] key (ruled line) to enter ruled line mode (display property sheet of ruled line function). Na a5,
Press the [Cancel] key to return to input mode. After creating and selecting a ruled line, press the numeric keypad [1] and the [Select/Execute key] to enter the ruled line creation mode (property sheet erased). In addition, use the [Cancel] key to return to ruled line mode. ■ Move the cursor to the starting point of creating a block ruled line, press the numeric keypad [1], move the cursor to the end point, and press the numeric keypad [1] to display the ruled line. However, you can reset the starting point by pressing the (Cancel) key. ■ Vertical/Horizontal ruled line creation In ruled line creation mode, move the cursor to the starting point and press numeric keypad [2] (vertical ruled line) and numeric keypad [3] (horizontal ruled line). As you enter, the ruled line will be displayed. If you press the guide key, the property sheet shown in Figure 51 will be displayed. If you want to change the thickness and line type, do so here. Change the thickness and line type after creating the ruled line. Press the [Next Candidate] key, [Function Selection] + [Next Candidate] key (previous candidate), respectively. This is possible in any ruled line mode. 3.17 (4) Delete the entire block of ruled lines. If you want to delete, move the cursor to one of the four corners of the block ruled line and press [1] on the numeric keypad. To delete vertical/horizontal ruled lines, delete from the cursor position to the end of the ruled line. To delete vertical ruled lines: Press [2] on the numeric keypad, and press [3] on the numeric keypad to delete horizontal ruled lines.The operation for deleting a ruled line will be explained in detail.In the ruled line mode (property sheet display of the ruled line function), select or delete, and press the numeric keypad (2). ) + (Select/Execute) keys to enter border deletion mode and erase the property sheet. Press the [Cancel] key to return to border mode. ■ Delete entire block Click one point on one of the four corners of the block. Move the cursor and press the numeric keypad [1] to display the result. ■ Delete vertical/horizontal lines In the ruled line deletion mode, move the cursor to the starting point and press the numeric keypad [2] (vertical lines) or the numeric keypad [3] (horizontal lines). ruled lines)
Press to display the results. Note that block ruled lines cannot be deleted by deleting vertical/horizontal ruled lines. 3.17 (5) Ruled line correction This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 52 to 54. As shown in Figure 52, the cursor must be on the block border. It is determined whether to expand or reduce the area after the correction position based on the positional relationship between the correction position and the cursor position that determines the correction width. An example of expansion will be explained with reference to FIGS. 53(a) and 53(b). As shown in FIG. 53(a), the starting and ending points of the ruled line after the correction position are extended by the correction width. Note that the block ruled lines, including the start and end points located on the correction position, are also extended by the correction width. If the correction position is the start point of the block (the upper left end point), the start point position remains unchanged and is extended by the correction width. If this is done, the result will be as shown in FIG. 53(b). An example of reduction will be explained with reference to FIGS. 53(C) to 53(f) and FIG. 54. As shown in FIG. 53(C), the start and end points of the ruled line after the correction position are shortened by the correction width. Note that the block ruled line, including the start point and end point located on the correction position, is also shortened by the correction width. If this is done, the result will be as shown in FIG. 53(d). FIGS. 53(e) and 53(f) are other examples. The above will be summarized and explained with reference to FIG. ■ Subtract △C for the starting point and ending point after C1. ■ Do nothing at the start and end points up to C2. ■ Delete ruled lines whose start and end points are in the range from C2 to C1 (shaded area). ■ If the end point is included in the shaded area, set the end point to C2. ■ If the starting point is included in the shaded area, set the starting point to 02. A specific operation method for correcting ruled lines will be explained. Border mode (
If you make a correction or selection in the property sheet display for the ruled line function and press the numeric keypad [3] and the [Select/'Execute] key, the property sheet will become ruled line correction mode and will be erased. If you press the (Cancel) key here, the screen returns to ruled line mode. Move the cursor to the correction position and press the numeric keypad [1],
Specify the correction width with the cursor. Note that the correction position can be reset by pressing [Cancel] -7-. Next, press the numeric keypad [1] to display the results. J3, the cursor must be on the block border. Otherwise, an error will occur. If the cursor that specifies the correction width is on the right side of the correction position, expand to the right side, ■ If it is on the left side, shrink to the left side, ■ If it is on the bottom side, expand downwards, ■ If it is above the correction position. shrinks upward. 3.17 (6) Move/Copy Ruled Line If you want to move the entire block, move the cursor to one of the four corners of the block's ruled line as shown in Figure 55 and press [1] on the numeric keypad. Next, move the cursor to the destination and press [1] on the numeric keypad. When the key is pressed, the dotted line in FIG. 55 is copied to the solid line. Note that it is also possible to move to other pages. You cannot move/copy any ruled line (only one line). ■ Move and select the entire block in the ruled line mode (display property sheet of the ruled line function), press the numeric keypad [4] and the [select/execute key]
When you enter , border movement mode (property sheet erase)
becomes. If you press the [Cancel] key here, the screen returns to ruled line mode. Move the cursor to one of the four corners of the block and press the numeric keypad [1], then move the cursor to the destination and press the numeric keypad [1] to display the result. Furthermore, (cancellation)
The movement source can be reset using the key. ■ Copy Entire Block In ruled line mode (property sheet display of ruled line function), select copy and press numeric keypad [5] and [select/execute key] to enter ruled line copy mode (property sheet deletion). Move the cursor to one of the four corners of the block and press the numeric keypad (1), roughly move the copy destination cursor and press the numeric keypad [1] to display the result. 3.1B, Format Settings 3.18 (1) Property sheet settings This will be explained with reference to Figure 56.This includes a left margin, right margin, tabs, and columns.Move the cursor to the line where you want to set the format, and press the [Function selection] key. When you press the (2F) key, the property sheet shown in Figure 56 (a) is displayed. When you press the [1] key again, the property sheet with format settings shown in Figure 56 (b) is displayed. Format line The cursor will be displayed at the first digit of . Then move the cursor to the position you want to set and repeat this. [Press the Select/Execute key to complete the formatting and display the screen. Finally, move the cursor to the desired position and repeat. Return to the original position. Note that tabs can only be set between the left and right margins. If the tab position no longer satisfies the above conditions by changing the left and right margin positions, the tab position will be Reset. Columns can only be set between the left margin and right margin. If you set a column at the tab set position, the tab will be reset. Conversely, if you set a tab at the position where columns are set, the column will be set. will be reset. Cancelation is valid only for tabs and columns. 3.18 (2) Format setting screen Figure 57 shows the format setting screen. In the figure, is the left margin mark, is the right margin mark, and is the mark of the right margin. is a tab mark, and ◇ is a column mark. If a number and the above mark overlap, the mark will be displayed preferentially. [The document image according to the set format information will not be displayed until you press the Select/Execute key. .The first column of the line where the format is set is highlighted. When setting a new format, the tab position is set to the default position. The format setting position is fixed within the page. 3.18 ( 3) Delete format Move the cursor to a line that has already been formatted and press the (Function selection) + [2F] keys to display the property sheet.Next, press the [2] key to display the property sheet. It is deleted and displayed on the screen. In other words, all format information set in that line is reset, and the format information before that line is followed. 3.18 (4) Format movement To a line that has already been formatted. Move the cursor and press the [Function selection] + (2) keys to display the property sheet. Next, press the (3) key. Move the cursor to the line to which you want to move the format, and press the (Select/Execute key) to move the format and display it on the screen. In other words, the format information set in that line 3.18 (5) Format copy Move the cursor to the line where the format has already been set and press the (el function selection) + ("2" keys to display the property sheet. Next, press the (4) key.Move the cursor to the line where you want to copy the format and press the Select/Execute key.The format will be copied and displayed on the screen.In other words, the format information set in that line will be copied. 3.19. Column editing This will be explained with reference to Figures 58 to 64. Columns are specified in the format settings. In Figure 58, numeral 30 is a column mark. .The flow of characters is from top to bottom and from left to right as shown in Figure 159. Homophones may span columns in the kanji conversion input method. Also, in batch hiragana input, one phrase can span columns. However, if a single sentence straddles a page boundary during override input, the page will not be automatically broken and will overflow.Editing functions such as deletion and correction may span columns. Right alignment, left alignment, and centering are performed within the column at the cursor position, as shown in Figure 60. “Line” is not within the range defined by the seven-line character limit in the document format, but within the column mark. The space between lines is defined as a line.Therefore, row insertion and deletion will be as shown in Figure 61.If a line is inserted at the cursor position in Figure 61(a), the result will be as shown in Figure 61(b), and Figure 61(C ), if you delete a line at the cursor position, the result will be as shown in Figure 61 (d).Format information (column information) is fixed to the page.The format is always set on the first line of the page. Therefore, format information is not effective across pages. However, when the page changes during new input using override, the format is set in the first line with the final format information of the previous page. Figure 62 (a) shows this. If the characters overflow from the page due to insertions, corrections, etc., please refer to Figure 62 (
b) In addition to line breaks and page breaks, you can enter paragraph changes. To change columns, press [Function selection] + [Page break] key to rCR.
lJ is displayed, and the space from the stage change to the end of that stage becomes the system space. Figure 63 (a) and (b) are rc
This shows the case where RlJ is overridden, and when rcRlJ is input in FIG. Figure 63 (
C) and (d) show the case where rCR1J is inserted,
If rcRI J is inserted in (C) of the same figure, the result will be (d) of the same figure. FIGS. 63(e) and 63(f) show the case where rCRIJ is deleted, and when rCRI J is deleted from FIG. 63(e), the result is shown in FIG. 63(f). Figure 64 (a) and (b) show rCRI in the last row of the page.
This shows the case where J is overridden, and in the same figure (a), rC
When R1J is overridden, the result shown in the same figure (b) is obtained. 6th
Figures 4(c) and 4(d) show the override of rcRl J, and when "0" is input as an override in the root cause (C), the result is shown in Figure 4(d). Figure 64(e) and (
f) shows an override after rCRI J, and when rKJ is overridden in (e) of the same figure, it becomes (f) of the same figure. 3.20. Document storage will be explained with reference to FIG. When the [End] key is pressed after the creation of the document is completed, the property sheet for saving the document shown in FIG. 65(a) is displayed (default is 1, the saving document mastery). Valid keys are numeric keys ([1), (2), (3
), (-)), [Cancel], and [Function Selection] + [Cancel] keys. (Cancel), (l! I function selection) + [Cancel] key will clear the document save property sheet and you can continue creating the document. ([1)), (-) key will be pressed. The display shown in Figure 65(b) will appear and you can enter the document name.The document name can be entered in kanji, full-width hiragana, or alphanumeric symbols.Valid keys are the above character keys, (select/execute key) −, [Cancel]
key, [Function Selection] + [Cancel] key. When the [Cancel] key is pressed, the document name being input is erased, and the document name can be input again. [Function selection] key and [Cancel]
When the key is pressed, the property sheet for saving the document shown in FIG. 65(b) is erased, and document creation can be continued. [Press the Select/Execute key to save the created document to the document floppy. When saving is completed, the property sheet for saving the document is cleared. The screen will only show the system space for creating new documents. If the [Select/Execute] key is pressed and the [Select/Execute] key is pressed without inputting a document name, an alarm will sound (the screen will not change). If you enter an existing document name or save a configured or added document without changing the document name, the document will be saved as a separate document with the same name. Sounds an alarm if a document floppy is not inserted. After inserting the document floppy, press the Select/Execute key to save the document. Also, [Function selection] + [Guide button]
By pressing , the property sheet shown in FIG. 65 is displayed. When you press the [End] key after creating the document, the screen shown in Figure 65 (a) appears.
) property sheet for saving the document is displayed (default is 1, Saved Document Expert Power). Valid keys are numeric keys ([1), (2), (3). [-]), [Cancel] primary key [function selection] key, [Cancel]
This is the key. If you press the [Cancel] key or [Function Selection] + [Cancel] key, the property sheet for saving the document will be cleared.
Document creation can be continued. When the [2] key is pressed, the highlighted number moves to 2 ``Do not save'' as shown in FIG. 65(d). Valid keys are the ten keys ((1), (2), (3). [-]), the [selection/execution] key, the [cancel] key, and the [function selection] + [cancel] key. [Cancel] Key-1 When the [Function Selection] key and the (Cancel) key are pressed, the property sheet for saving the document is erased, and document creation can be continued. Other methods can be selected using the numeric keypad. Pressing the [Select/Execute] key clears the document save property sheet. The screen will only show the system space for creating new documents. When you press the [3] key, the highlighted number moves to 3 "Temporary save" as shown in Figure 65(e).The valid keys are numeric keys ((1), (2), (3). ]), (Select/Execute) key, [Cancel] key, and [Function Selection] + [Cancel] keys. Pressing the [Cancel] key, [Function Selection] + [Cancel] key displays the property sheet for saving the document. will be deleted and you can continue creating the document.You can select other methods using the numeric keypad.Press the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet for saving the document. page is displayed. If you turn off the power temporarily and then turn it on again, the first page of the CF document will be displayed. 3.21. Layout display 3.21 (1) Layout display This section explains the layout display using the [Function selection] key and the [Function selection] key.
≧¥-...] key (layout), a property sheet of the layout shown in FIG. 66 is displayed. Next, press the [3] key and the (Select/Execute) key to clear the layout property sheet. The currently displayed page is then displayed in layout. Pressing the (Cancel) key ends the layout display. The valid keys while displaying the layout are [↑] and [↓].
, [→], [←], and (cancel) keys only. Even if a key other than the valid key is pressed, the alarm will not sound. Since it is not possible to display one page on the screen, [↑], [↓], [→],
[←] Enable primary key scrolling. 3.21 (2>Page printing This will be explained with reference to Fig. 66. First, page printing will be explained. In the input mode, press the [SELECT] key and [≧￥
-...] key (layout), the property sheet of the layout shown in FIG. 66 is displayed. Next [1]
When the key and the [Select/Execute] key are pressed, the layout property sheet is erased, only the currently displayed page is printed, and page printing is completed. Overflow is printed on the second page. Next, full page printing will be explained. (Function selection] key and [≧￥−
...] key (layout), the property sheet of the layout shown in FIG. 66 is displayed. Next, when the [2] key and the [Select/Execute] key are pressed, the layout property sheet is deleted, all pages are printed, and all-page printing is completed. That is, pages from the first page to the last page are printed. 3.22. Superscript/subscript (half line break) will be explained with reference to FIGS. 67 to 69. There are two types of half line feeds (positions of ±0.5 lines with respect to the normal line pitch baseline). + in the increasing direction of lines, +0.5 line feed [↓],
-0,5 line feeds are displayed as [↑]. To specify a half line break, use (
Move the cursor to position o) and select [Next candidate]
When you press the key, [↓] and [↑] appear in sequence. However, even if you specify a half-line break, it will not be displayed as a half-line break on the screen. Figure 67(a). (b) is a diagram explaining this. If you specify -0,5 line feed in the first line of a page, an error will occur when printing. Line i is +0.5 line feed, line i+1 is -0
, 5 When there is a line feed, the i-th line and the 1+1th line are printed overlappingly. FIGS. 67(c) and 67(d) are diagrams explaining this. If the print format pitch (N/24 inches) is an odd number,
The position shifted by ((5*N-1)/120)/2 inches from the baseline is the position of the half line feed. Therefore, when overprinting using +0.5 line feed and -0.5 line feed, 1/120
There will be an inch difference. FIG. 68 shows a specific example where the line pitch is 5/24 inch, where (a) is +0.5 line and (b) is -0, 5 line breaks. The ruled lines shall be drawn based on the baseline. Therefore, if there is a half line break, the positional relationship between characters and ruled lines will differ between the screen and print. FIG. 69 is an explanatory diagram thereof. 3.23. The ruby characters will be explained with reference to FIGS. 70 and 71. Ruby characters are entered by pressing the [function selection] key and the [6shihehe] key during override, insertion, or correction input. The types of characters that can be input are hiragana, katakana, numbers, alphabetic characters, alphabetic symbols, and spaces.If you want to abort the input of ruby characters, press the (style selection] key and the [6shihehe] key again.For ruby characters, Displayed in ruby pattern.Ruby characters are 2
Edit by character type position. Also, if an odd number of ruby characters are input, a space will be added after the R. Characters of other sizes (half-width, full-width, double-width, double-height, and quadruple-width) can also be entered in a line containing ruby characters. It is possible to make ruby characters double-width, double-height, and quadruple-width. It is possible to underline, shade, evenly distribute, suppress vertical writing, and suppress printing for ruby characters. Ruby characters are 1
Maximum of 1000 characters per page. A first example of vertical printing of ruby characters is shown in FIGS. 70(a) and (b), and a second example is shown in FIGS. 70(c) and (d). The ruby characters should be displayed and printed at the bottom of the 24x24 pattern. Therefore, to use it as ruby, if the line pitch is 26,724 inches, it is necessary to use normal line breaks because if half line breaks are used, ruby characters and ruby characters overlap. If the line pitch is larger than 6/24 inch, use half-line breaks to reduce the spacing between ruby characters and rubi-covered characters. Regarding the printing of ruby characters, FIG. 71 shows the relationship between the printing position of ruby characters in a conventional model. Figure 71(a) shows row pitch = 4/24
The case of all line breaks is shown in inches, and the same figure (b) shows line pitch =
Figure 71 (C) shows the case of half line break in 6/24 inch.
indicates the ruby characters of the previous model. 3.24. Drawing functions ■ Types of drawing functions include creation, deletion, line type change, movement, and copy. ■ Graphics mode To draw, press the [Graphics] key while creating (and editing) a document to enter graphics mode. At this time, the graphic mode property sheet shown in FIG. 72 is displayed. Also, the cursor changes to a cross (+). In figure mode, press the [Function selection] key and the [09] key to move the point.
Point movement' is displayed. ■ Types of figures There are six types of figures shown in Figure 73. The property sheet for figure selection is shown in FIG. 3.24 (1) Creation of figures 3.24 (1) ■ Creation of straight lines This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 74 to 77. When the [Graphic] key is pressed while creating a document, the graphic mode property sheet shown in FIG. 72 is displayed. When "1" creation is selected using the numeric keypad, the property sheet for figure mode is deleted and the property sheet for figure creation shown in FIG. 74 is displayed. Select the straight line “1” using the numeric keypad
When you press the select/execute key, the property sheet for creating the figure is cleared and you can draw a straight line. When the guide key is pressed after the property sheet for creating the figure is deleted, the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the starting point shown in FIG. 75(a) is displayed. Figure 76 (
The starting point can be specified by moving the cursor to the position of the starting point for drawing a straight line as shown in a) and pressing the [Select/Execute key]. Also, if you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound. By pressing the (function selection) key and the (guide) key, a property sheet for a guide message for specifying the starting point is displayed. After specifying the starting point, press the [Guide key] to display Figure 75 (b).
) will display the property sheet for the guide message that specifies the end point. Move the cursor to the end point position as shown in Figure 76(b) and press the Select/Execute key.
A straight line is drawn between the starting point and the ending point as shown in C). Also,
If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), the alarm will sound. If you press any key other than [Function selection] + [Guide key], the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key],
The guide message property sheet for specifying the starting point will be displayed. After that, the valid keys are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Move cursor] key (create the same shape), [Next candidate] key (change thickness), [Select function] key + [ [Next candidate] key (change line type), [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Function selection] key (Cancel) key (delete drawn figure), (Guide) key, [
Function selection] + [guider key (after an alarm occurs when a key other than the valid key is pressed). [When the guide key is pressed, the property sheets shown in FIGS. 77(a) and 77(b) are displayed. 3.24 (1) Creation of 0 single-arrow straight line Select "2" single-arrow straight line with the numeric keypad on the figure creation property sheet and press the [Select/Execute] key, the figure creation property sheet shown in Figure 74 will be displayed. It is erased and a single arrow straight line can be drawn. The following work is the same as creating a straight line. 3.24(1) Creation of rectangle This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 74, 78, and 79. In the figure creation property sheet shown in Figure 74, select the rectangle "3" using the numeric keypad and press the [Select/Execute key].
The property sheet for creating a shape is deleted and the rectangle can be made 11 years old. After the property sheet for creating a figure is deleted, press the guide key to display the property sheet for the guide message specified at the upper left end as shown in FIG. 78(a). When drawing a rectangle, move the cursor to the upper left corner of the rectangle as shown in Figure 79(a).The starting point is 4 of the rectangle.
Anywhere on the edge is fine) and press the Select/Execute key.
The upper left corner can be specified. Also, if you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key],
The message specified at the upper left corner is displayed. After specifying the upper left end, the property sheet for the guide message with the lower right end specified (when the guide key is pressed (FIG. 78 (1)) is displayed). As shown in FIG. 79(b) (when drawing a rectangle, the end point is the diagonal of the starting point), press the select/execute key to draw a rectangle as shown in FIG. 79(C). In addition, valid keys ([cursor movement], [selection/execution], (cancel),
If you press any key other than [Function Selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key], the property sheet for the guide message specified at the lower right edge will be displayed. After that, the valid keys are (Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), (Move cursor) key (Create the same shape), [Next candidate] key (change thickness), (Function selection) key + (Next) key. Candidate) key (1! Change it type), [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Function selection]
+ [Cancel] key (deletes the drawn figure), [Guideler key, [Function selection] + [Guideler key (after an alarm occurs when a key other than the valid key is pressed). [When the guide key is pressed, Figures 77 (a) and (b) are displayed. 3.24 (1) ■ Creation of a square This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 74, 80, and 81. Select square "4" on the figure creation property sheet in Figure 74 using the numeric keypad and press the [Select/Execute] key to erase the figure creation property sheet and draw a square. After the property sheet for creating the figure is deleted, press the guide key to display the property sheet for the guide message specified at the upper left corner of FIG. 80(a). Move the cursor to the upper left corner of the square as shown in Figure 81 (a). When drawing a square, the starting point can be any of the four edges of the square.) Press the Select/Execute key to specify the upper left corner. . In addition, valid keys ([cursor movement], [
Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [
If you press any key other than Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key], the 80th
Figure (a) A property sheet for the guide message specified at the upper left corner is displayed. After specifying the upper left corner as shown in Figure 81(a),
) will display the property sheet for the guide message specified at the upper right corner. Move the cursor to the upper right corner of the square as shown in Figure 81(b). When drawing a square, the end point should be on the vertical or horizontal line of the starting point), [Select/
When the execution key is pressed, a square is drawn as shown in FIG. 81(C). Also, if you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Select function] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key],
The property sheet for the guide message specified at the upper right corner is displayed. After that, the valid keys are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Cursor movement] key (create the same shape), [Next candidate] key (change thickness), (Function selection) +
[Next candidate] key (change line type), [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Function selection] + [Cancel]
key (deletes the drawn figure), C guide) key, [Function selection] + [Guide key (after an alarm occurs when a key other than the valid key is pressed). [When the guide button is pressed, Fig. 77 (a>, (
b) is displayed. 3.24 (1) Creation of a circle This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 74, 82, and 83. If you select the circle r5J on the property sheet in Figure 74 using the numeric keypad and press the select/execute key, the property sheet for creating the figure will be deleted and you can draw the circle. When the guide key is pressed after the property sheet for creating the figure is deleted, the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the center point shown in FIG. 82(a) is displayed. The center point can be specified by moving the cursor to the center of the circle and pressing the [Select/Execute] key as shown in FIG. 83(a). Also, valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [
If you press any key other than [Function Select] + [Cancel], [Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key],
The property sheet for the guide message that specifies the center point is displayed. After specifying the center, press the C guide key, as shown in Fig. 82(b).
The guide message property sheet for specifying the circumferential point will be displayed. Move the cursor to a point on the circumference as shown in Figure 83 (b) (7). Specify a point on the circumference on the horizontal or vertical line of the center point.) (Press the Select/Execute key) A circle is drawn as shown in Figure 83 (C).In addition, valid keys ((cursor movement), [selection/execution], [cancel])
, [Function Selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet for a guide message for specifying a circumferential point is displayed. The valid keys after this are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Cursor movement] key (create the same shape), [Next candidate] key (change thickness), [Function selection] +
[Next candidate] key (change line type), [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Function selection] + [Cancel]
key (deletes the drawn figure), [Guide key], [Function selection] + [Guide key (after an alarm occurs when a key other than the valid key is pressed). [When the guide button is pressed, Fig. 77(a) appears. (b) is displayed. 3.24 (1) ■ Creation of partial circle This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 74, 84, and 85. Select the partial circle of r6J using the numeric keypad on the property sheet for figure creation in Figure 74, and press the [Select/Execute key].
The shape creation property sheet is cleared and you can draw a partial circle. When the guide key is pressed after the property sheet for creating the figure is deleted, the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the starting point shown in FIG. 84(a) is displayed. The starting point can be specified by moving the cursor to the starting point of the partial circle and pressing the select/execute key as shown in FIG. 85(a). In addition, valid keys < (cursor movement), [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]
) If you press any key other than ), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet for a guide message for specifying the starting point is displayed. After specifying the starting point, press the guide key, as shown in Fig. 84 (b).
The guide message property sheet for specifying the passing point will be displayed. You can specify a passing point by moving the cursor to the passing point position and pressing the (Select/Execute) key. Also, valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel])
, [Function Selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet for a guide message for specifying a passing point is displayed. After specifying the passing point, press the [Guide key] to display Fig. 84 (
The property sheet of the guide message for specifying the end point in C) can be displayed. When the cursor is moved to the end point position as shown in FIG. 85(C) and the select/execute key is pressed, a partial circle is drawn as shown in FIG. 84(d). In addition, the valid key ([
If you press any key other than cursor movement, [Move], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], or [Guide]), the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide Key], a property sheet for a guide message for specifying the end point is displayed. After that, the valid keys are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Cursor movement key (create the same shape)], [Next candidate] key (change thickness), [Selection] key + [ Next candidate) key (change line type), [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Function selection] + [Cancel] key (delete drawn figure), [Guide key], [
Function selection] + [Guide key (after an alarm occurs when a key other than the valid key is pressed). 3.24 (1) ■ Creation of package figures Figure 74, Figure 8
Set "7" on the property sheet for creating shapes in Figures 6 and 74.
When you select this option using the numeric keypad and press the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet for figure creation is deleted and, along with an alarm, the property sheet for the guide message for Fronby replacement (FIG. 86(a)) is displayed. After inserting the floppy disk, press the [Select/Execute key] to display the shape creation property sheet of the inserted shape package (
FIG. 86(b)) is displayed. After selecting the shape, click [Select/
By pressing the execution key, you can create a figure. The valid keys after creating a shape are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Cursor movement key (create same shape)], [Next candidate] key (change thickness), (Select function)
+ [Next Candidate] key (change line type), [Function Selection] + [Cancel] key (delete the drawn figure), [Guide key], [Function Selection] + [Guide] key. [When the guide button is pressed, Fig. 77 (a) (b)
is displayed. When the [Cancel] key is pressed, the figure mode property sheet shown in Figure 72 is displayed, and when the [Cancel] key is further pressed, Figure 86 (C) is displayed, and when the [Select/Execute key is pressed] Enters input mode. 3.24 (2) Figure deletion 3.24 (2) ■ Figure deletion (range specification) This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 72, 76, 87, and 88. When "2" deletion is selected using the numeric keypad on the figure mode property sheet of FIG. 72, the figure mode property sheet is deleted and the figure deletion property sheet of FIG. 76(a) is displayed. On the figure deletion property sheet, select range designation "1" using the numeric keypad and press the Select/Execute key, the figure deletion property sheet will be cleared and the figure can be deleted. After the property sheet for figure deletion is deleted, move the cursor to the starting point of the figure range to be deleted as shown in Figure 88(a), and click [Select/
By pressing the execution key, you can specify the starting point. Further, when the guide button is pressed, the property sheet of the guide message for specifying the starting point shown in FIG. 87 (1) is displayed. Moving the cursor clears the guided message property sheet. After specifying the start point, move the cursor to the end point of the figure range to be deleted, as shown in Figure 88 (b), and (select/execute)
When you press the key, the deletion range will be surrounded by system borders. Further, when the guide button is pressed, the property sheet of the guide message for specifying the end point shown in FIG. 87(C) is displayed. Move the cursor to remove the guide message properties. After specifying the end point, see Figure 88 (
C) (7) Confirm the deletion range and press the Select/Execute key to delete the figure as shown in FIG. 88(d). Further, when the guide key is pressed, the property sheet of the guide message for range confirmation shown in FIG. 87(d) is displayed. After that, the valid keys are: [Select/Execute key (property sheet for shape creation), [Move cursor (continue deleting specified range)], [Cancel] key (display property sheet in figure mode), [Guide key], [Function key] Select] + [Guide key. [When the guide button is pressed, Fig. 87 (
e) is displayed. 3.24 (2) ■ Figure deletion (point specification) This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 87, 89, and 90. 87th
In the property sheet for figure deletion shown in figure (a), use the numeric keypad to select point designation "2", and press the [Select/Execute button]
When you press , the shape deletion property sheet is cleared and you can delete the shape by specifying a point. After the figure deletion property sheet is deleted, press the guide button to display the point specification guide message property sheet shown in FIG. 89(a). Valid keys ([cursor movement], [selection/execution], [cancel], (function selection) +
If you press any key other than [Cancel] or [Guide], an alarm will sound, and if you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet for a point-specified guide message will be displayed. When the cursor is moved to the point of the figure to be deleted as shown in FIG. 90(a) and the [Select/Execute key] is pressed, the corresponding figure is displayed with system borders as shown in FIG. 90(b). If there are multiple shapes at the same point, Figure 90 (C
) can be selected by pressing the [Next Candidate], [Function Selection] + [Next Candidate] keys. Also, by pressing the [Guide] key or -, the guide message for figure selection in Figure 89 (b) can be selected. A property sheet will be displayed. After selecting a shape, press the Select/Execute button to delete the selected shape as shown in Figure 90(d). The next valid key is the [Function Selection] key ( (Property sheet for figure deletion), [Cursor] key (Continue specified deletion), (Cancel) key (Display property sheet in figure mode), [Guide key, [Function selection] + C guide]
This is the key. [When the guide button is pressed, Figure 90 (C) is displayed. 3.24 (2) ■Delete figures (whole page) Select the entire page "3" using the figure deletion property sheet in Figure 72,
[When you press the select/execute key, the figure deletion property sheet is deleted, and at the same time, the figures on the entire page are deleted. When the graphics on the entire page are deleted, the property sheet for the graphics mode shown in FIG. 91(a) is displayed. 3.24 (3) Figure movement 3.24 (3)-■ Figure movement (range specification) Figure 72,
This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 91 and 92. In the figure mode property sheet shown in Figure 72, use the numeric keypad to
'', the property sheet for figure mode is deleted and the property sheet for figure movement shown in FIG. 91(b) is displayed. On the shape movement property sheet, use the numeric keypad to select range specification (1) (press the Select/Execute key to clear the shape movement property sheet, and you can move the shape by specifying the range. Shape movement properties) After the sheet is erased, press the [Guide key] to display the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the starting point in Figure 91 (C).
If you press any key other than [Cursor movement], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] ÷ [Cancel], or [Guide]), an alarm will sound, and you will have to press the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key]. As a result, the property sheet of the guide message for specifying the starting point shown in FIG. 91(C) is displayed. Figure 92 (a
), you can specify the starting point by moving the cursor to the starting point of the graphic range to be moved and pressing the Select/Execute key. After specifying the starting point (press the guide key), the screen shown in Fig. 91(d)
The guide message property sheet for specifying the end point of will be displayed. Valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Akebono selection] + [Cancel], [Guide])
If you press any other key, an alarm will sound, and if you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key], the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the end point in Figure 91 (d>) will be displayed. Move the cursor to the end point position of the figure range to be moved and press the [Select/Execute] key.The move W! area will be surrounded by system borders as shown in Figure 92(C). If you press the Guider key while the message is surrounded by ruled lines, the guide message property sheet for specifying the destination shown in Figure 91(e) will be displayed. Valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [ Cancel], [Function Selection] + (Cancel), C Guide]) g. Pressing the outside key will sound an alarm, and by pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key], the destination shown in Figure 91 (e) will be displayed. The property sheet for the specified Idometsage will be displayed. Move the cursor to the destination as shown in Figure 92(d), and click
When the selection/execution key is pressed, the figure can be moved as shown in FIG. 92(e). The valid keys after moving the figure are [Cursor movement], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], and [Guide].
It is. [When the guide key is pressed, the key operation property sheet shown in FIG. 91(f) is displayed. If a key other than the valid key is pressed, an alarm will sound, and the key operation property sheet will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] key and the (guider key). 3.24 (3) ■ Shape movement (point specification) Figure 91, This will be explained with reference to Fig. 93 and Fig. 94.
On the shape movement property sheet shown in Figure (b), use the numeric keypad to select "2" point specification and press the Select/Execute key to clear the shape movement property sheet and move the shape by specifying the point. can. When the guide key is pressed after the property sheet for moving the figure is deleted, the property sheet for the point designation shown in FIG. 93(a) is displayed. Valid keys ([Cursor movement], (Select/Execute) C Cancel), [Function selection] 10 [
If you press a key other than [Cancel] or [Guide]), an alarm will sound, and if you press the (t11 function selection] key and the [Guideler key), a property sheet for specifying the point will be displayed. Move as shown in Figure 94 (a). When you move the cursor to the point of the figure you want to use and press the Select/Execute key, the corresponding figure will be displayed with system borders as shown in Figure 94(b). *1. If multiple figures are located at the same point If there are multiple shapes at the same point, you can select the candidate shape using the (Next Candidate) and [Function Selection] 10 (Next Candidate) keys.Also, if you press the [Guideler key], the figure selection shown in Figure 93 (b) will be selected. The guided message property sheet for ``Guide Message'' is displayed.Enable key ((
selection/execution), [Cancel], [Function selection] + (Cancel), [
If you press any key other than [Guide], [Next Candidate], [Function Selection] or [Next Candidate], an alarm will sound, and by pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guideler key], the property sheet of Idometsage will be displayed. Is displayed. [Next candidate]
By pressing the [Function Selection]+[Next Candidate] keys, the property sheet is deleted (see FIG. 94(C)). By pressing the (select/execute) key, the figure to be moved can be confirmed. After confirming the shape to be moved, press the guide key to display the property sheet for the guide message that specifies the destination. Valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel]
, [Function Selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]) an alarm will sound if you press any key other than the [Function Selection] key and C Guide).
By pressing the key, a property sheet for the guide message specifying the destination will be displayed. When the cursor is moved to the destination as shown in FIG. 94(d) and the select/execute key is pressed, the figure can be moved as shown in FIG. 94(e). *2. If there is only one figure at the point [Press the guider key, the property sheet of the guide message for specifying the destination shown in FIG. 91(e) will be displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound and the [Function selection] + [Guide] key will be pressed. By pressing , the property sheet for the guide message that specifies the destination will be displayed. Move the cursor to the destination as shown in Figure 94(f) and press the Select/Execute key.
) can be moved. The valid keys after moving the figure are [Cursor movement], [Cancel], (I!!!!! function selection) + [
Cancellation], [Guide]. [Press the guide button,
A key operation property sheet shown in FIG. 93(C) is displayed. If you press a key other than the valid key, the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key],
The key operation property sheet is displayed. If you press a key other than the valid key, the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key],
The key operation property sheet is displayed. 3.24 (3)-■ Shape movement throughout the page? This will be explained with reference to FIG. 91, FIG. 95, and FIG. 96. When the entire page "3" is selected using the numeric keypad on the figure movement property sheet in FIG. 91(b) and the (select/execute) key is pressed, the figure movement property sheet is deleted. When the guide key is pressed after the figure movement property sheet is deleted, the guide message property sheet for specifying the movement destination shown in FIG. 91(e) is displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + (Cancel), [Guide], [Next page], [Previous page], [Page line call]), an alarm will be activated. (Function selection)
By pressing the key, a property sheet for the guide message specifying the destination will be displayed. When the cursor is moved to the destination as shown in FIG. 95(a) and the select/execute key is pressed, the figure can be moved as shown in FIG. 95(b). The valid keys after moving the figure are [Cancel], [
Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]. [Press the guide key to display the key operation property sheet. When a key other than the valid key is pressed, the key operation property sheet shown in FIG. 96 is displayed. If you press a key other than the valid key, an alarm will sound, and by pressing the [Function Selection] key - and the [Guide key], the property sheet for the key operation guide message will be displayed. 3.24 (4)
Figure Copy 3.24 (4) ■ Figure Copy (w! Enclosure Designation This will be explained with reference to Figures 91, 97, and 98. Figure 91
If you select copy "5" using the numeric keypad on the figure mode property sheet shown in Figure (a), the figure mode property sheet will be deleted and the figure copy property sheet will be displayed (see Figure 97 (a)). . Select range designation "1" using the numeric keypad on the figure copy property sheet and press the select/execute key to erase the figure copy property sheet and copy the figure by specifying the range. When the C guide key is pressed after the figure copy property sheet is deleted, a guide message property sheet for specifying the starting point as shown in FIG. 97(b) is displayed. Valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute]
, [Cancel], [Function Selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound, and the start point can be specified by pressing the [IR function selection key and the [Guide] key. is displayed. - of the starting point of the figure range to be copied as shown in Figure 98(a)
You can specify the starting point by moving the cursor to and pressing the Select/Execute key. After specifying the starting point, press the C Guide] key.
A property sheet for a guide message specifying the end point shown in FIG. 97(C) is displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], C guide), an alarm will sound and press [Function selection] + [Guide key]. By pressing this button, the property sheet for the guide message for specifying the end point will be displayed. Move the cursor to the end point of the figure range to be copied as shown in Figure 98(b) and press the Select/Execute button.The copy range will be surrounded by system borders as shown in Figure 98(C). It will be done. When the copy range is surrounded by system ruled lines, when the guide key is pressed, the property sheet for the guide message specifying the copy destination shown in FIG. 97(d) is displayed. Valid keys ((Move cursor), [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel] C guide)
The alarm will sound if you press any key other than [Function selection] + [
By pressing the guide key, a property sheet for the guide message specified as the copy destination is displayed. When the cursor is moved to the copy destination and the select/execute key is pressed, the figure can be copied as shown in FIG. 98(e). The valid keys after copying the figure are [Move cursor], [Cancel],
[Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]. [Press the guide key to display the key operation property sheet. If you press any key other than the valid key, the alarm will sound, and by pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key], the 9th
The property sheet of the key operation guide message shown in Figure 7 (e>) is displayed. 3.24 (4) ■ Shape copy (point specification) No. 97
This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 99 and 100. In the figure copy property sheet shown in Figure 97(a), use the numeric keypad to select point designation of "2", and (select/
When you press the execution key, the property sheet for copying the figure is cleared and you can copy the figure by specifying the point. After the figure copy property sheet is erased, if the guide key is pressed, the point specification guide message property sheet shown in FIG. 99(a) is displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Cursor movement], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], C guide), an alarm will sound, and the (Function selection] + (Guide) key By pressing , the property sheet for specifying the point will be displayed. Move the cursor to the point of the figure to be copied as shown in Fig. 100(a), and press the Select/Execute key to display the property sheet shown in Fig. 100(b). The corresponding figure is displayed with system borders as shown in Figure 100 (C).
Candidate shapes can be selected using the [Next Candidate] and [Cm Function Select] + [Next Candidate] keys. Also, if you press the [Guide key],
) will display the property sheet for the shape selection guide message. Valid key (C selection/execution), [cancel]
, [Selection] 10 [Cancel], [Guide], [Next candidate],
If a key other than [Function Selection] + [Next Candidate] is pressed, an alarm will sound, and if [Function Selection] + [Guide Key] is pressed, the property sheet of the guide message for figure selection will be displayed. The property sheet is cleared by pressing the [Next Candidate], [Function Selection] key and the [Next Candidate] key. When the user presses the C guide key after confirming the figure to be copied, a property sheet for a guide message specifying the copy destination is displayed, not shown in FIG. 97(d). Valid keys ([cursor movement], [selection/execution], [cancel], [function selection])
If you press any key other than + [Cancel] or (Guide), an alarm will sound, and if you press [Function Selection] + [Guide Key], the property sheet of the guide message specified as the copy destination will be displayed. When the cursor is moved to the copy destination as shown in FIG. 100(d) and the select/execute key is pressed, the figure can be copied as shown in FIG. 100(e). *2. If there is only one figure at the point [Guide key
When is pressed, a property sheet for a guide message specifying a copy destination as shown in FIG. 97(d) is displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + (Cancel), [Guide]), an alarm will sound, and the [Function selection] key and [Guide key] will sound. By pressing , the property sheet for the guide message specified as the copy destination will be displayed. As shown in Figure 100(f), move the cursor to the copy destination and press the Select/Execute button.
By pressing , you can copy the figure as shown in Figure 100 (Q). The valid keys after copying the figure are [Move cursor],
[Cancel], [Function Selection] + [Cancel], and [Guide]. [When the guide key is pressed, the key operation property sheet shown in FIG. 99(C) is displayed. If you press a key other than the valid key, the alarm will sound. By pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a key operation property sheet is displayed. 3.24 (4) ■Graphic copy (entire page) This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 97 and 101 to 104. When the entire page "3" is selected using the ten keys on the figure copy property sheet shown in FIG. 97(a) and the select/execute key is pressed, the figure copy property sheet is deleted. After the figure copy property sheet is erased, if the guide button is pressed, a guide message property sheet for specifying the copy destination as shown in FIG. 97(d) is displayed. Valid keys ([Select/Execute], (Cancel), [Function selection] + [
If you press any key other than [Cancel], [Guide], [Next page], [Previous page], or [Recall one page line], an alarm will sound, and you can specify the copy destination by pressing the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key]. The guided message property sheet will be displayed. Move the cursor to the copy destination as shown in Figure 101(a) and press the Select/Execute key, then Figure 101(b)
You can copy shapes like this. The valid keys after copying the figure are [Cancel], [Function Selection] + [Cancel], and [Guide]. [When the guide key is pressed, the key operation property sheet shown in FIG. 102 is displayed. If a key other than the valid key is pressed, an alarm will sound, and by pressing the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet for the key operation guide message will be displayed. 3.24 (5) Change of figure line type This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 91, 103, and 104. When selecting "3" to change the line type using the numeric keypad on the figure mode property sheet shown in FIG. 91(a), the figure mode property sheet is deleted and the line type can be changed. After the property sheet in the figure mode is deleted, press the [Guide key], as shown in Fig. 103 (a).
The property sheet for the point-specified guide message shown in is displayed. If you press any key other than the valid keys ([Move cursor], [Select/Execute], [Cancel], [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide]), an alarm will sound, and the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key] will sound. By pressing this button, a property sheet for specifying the point will be displayed. Figure 104(a)
As shown in Figure 104 (b), move the cursor to the point of the figure whose line type you want to change and press the [Select/Execute] key.
), the corresponding shape is displayed with system borders. *1. When there are multiple shapes at the same point If there are multiple shapes at the same point 1-, select the candidate shape by pressing the [Next Candidate], (VS Noh Selection) + [Next Candidate] keys, as shown in Figure 104 (C). You can select. Also, if you press the [Guide key], the property sheet for the guide message for figure selection shown in Figure 103(b) will be displayed. Valid keys ([Select/Execute], [Cancel])
, [Function selection] + [Cancel], [Guide], [Next candidate],
If you press any key other than (n ff?, selection) + [next candidate]), an alarm will sound, and the [Function selection] key and the [Guide key] will sound.
By pressing , the guide message property sheet for shape selection is displayed. [Next candidate], [Function selection] +
By pressing the [Next Candidate] key, the property sheet is cleared. *2. If there is only one shape at the point, check the shape [
When the select/execute key is pressed, the line type selection property sheet shown in FIG. 103(C) is displayed. Select the thickness and type using the numeric keys and press the Select/Execute key to display Figure 104 (
The line type is changed as shown in d). 3.25 Document Retrieval Save the document retrieval source page in the save buffer using the [Move] key and the [Copy key] to save the document. Next, select the document for proofreading/addition, and set the document call destination page to 0PEN. By using the (function selection) key and the [insert] key, the page from which the document was called that was saved in the save buffer is inserted. Note that document recall can only be performed in page units. When saving a document, the data in the save buffer is written to the editing FD. Data on the editing FD is read into the save buffer when creating a new document or adding proofs. If the page to be called has already reached the maximum page size, an alarm will sound. The figures and ruled lines included in the page from which the document is called are also called in synchronization with the characters. The document format of the calling page and the calling page must be the same. 3.26. Print control 3.26 ■ Equal allocation (designation) Move the cursor to the starting point of the specified character string. Then press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key.
A property sheet for print control shown in FIG. 105 is displayed. When the [1] key, [3] key, and the [Select/Execute] key are pressed, the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. Thereafter, each time the [←] key [→] key cursor is moved one digit, the highlighted display is added or deleted one character at a time. However, the cursor can be moved both left and right, but not up and down. Next, press the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key, and a "Yen" mark will be displayed on the 10th line and 11th line of the screen. Furthermore, when the cursor reaches the specified position, the "equal" mark will be displayed. In this way, the equal allocation designation ends. 3.26 ■ Equal allocation (cancellation) Press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet for print control. [2] key, [3]
Press the key and the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet. When you move the cursor to the first character for which equal allocation is specified and press the Select/Execute key, the equal allocation cancellation is completed. 3.26 ■Vertical writing suppression (specified) Move the cursor to the starting point of the specified character string. Then press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key.
A property sheet for print control shown in FIG. 105 is displayed. When you press the [1] key, the [4] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. Thereafter, each time the [←] key [→] key cursor is moved one digit, the highlighted display is added or deleted one character at a time. However, the cursor can be moved left and right, but not up and down. Then, when you press the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key, a ``vertical'' mark is displayed on the 10th line and 12th column of the screen. Note that the cursor is at the specified position and a "vertical" mark is displayed. In this way, the vertical writing suppression designation is completed. 3.26 ■ Vertical writing suppression (cancellation) Press the [Function Selection] key and the [Character Modification] key to display the property sheet for print control. [2] key, [4]
Pressing the key and the (Select/Execute) key clears the property sheet. Move the cursor to the first character for which vertical writing suppression is specified and press the Select/Execute key to end vertical writing suppression cancellation. 3.26 ■Logo (Specification) When you press the [1] key, [5] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. Thereafter, each time the [←], [→]] key cursor is moved one digit, the highlighted display is added or deleted one character at a time. However, the cursor can be moved both left and right, but not up and down. Next, press the [SELECT/EXECUTE key] and the word "mouth" will be displayed on the 10th line and 13th column of the screen. Furthermore, when the cursor reaches the specified position, a "mouth" will be displayed. In this way, logo designation is completed. 3.26 ■Logo (cancel) Press the [Function Selection] key and the [Character Modification] key to display the property sheet for print control. [2] key, [5]
Press the key and the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet. Move the cursor to the first character specified by the logo and press the [Select/Execute key] to finish canceling the logo. 3.26 ■ Printing suppression (specification) Move the cursor to the start point of the specified character string. Then press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key.
The print control property sheet shown in FIG. 105 is displayed. When you press the [1] key, (6] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet will be erased and the cursor position will be highlighted. From now on, the [←] key [→] key will move the cursor to 1. Each time you move a digit, a highlighted character is added or deleted. However, the cursor can be moved both left and right, but not up and down.
A “mark” mark will be displayed in the first digit. Note that when the cursor reaches the specified position, a "mark" mark will be displayed. In this way, the print suppression designation ends. 3.26 ■Printing suppression (cancellation) Press the [Function selection] key and the (Character decoration) key to display the property sheet for printing control. [2] key, (6)
Press the key and the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet. Move the cursor to the first character specified for printing suppression and press the [Select/Execute] key to finish canceling printing suppression. 3.26 ■Header (designation) This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 105 and 106. Move the cursor to the start point of the specified string. Then press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key.
The print control property sheet shown in FIG. 105 is displayed. (1), [7], Pressing the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet and displays the cursor position in reverse video. However, if you press the guide key, Fig. 106 (a>
The property page 1 will be displayed. The cursor can be moved both left and right, but not up and down. From then on, [→
], [←] Each time the primary key cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added or deleted one by one. [Press the Select/Execute key to finish specifying the header. Note that when the [Display] key is pressed, the already registered headers are displayed on the property sheet below (see FIG. 106(b)). Even if the header is specified to be canceled, it is invalidated. If the specified character string in the header contains double-height, quadruple-width, or half-width Katakanarubi characters, it is returned to full-width. However, since the text has been changed back to full-width characters, any portion exceeding 40 characters will be cut. Characters with control codes can be specified in the header string specification. However, control information is excluded. 3.26 [Phase] Footer (Specification) Move the cursor to the start point of the specified character string. Then press the [Function selection] key and the [Character modification] key.
The property sheet for print control shown in FIG. 105 is displayed. Press [1], [8], [Select/Execute key]
<r-1'>- is deleted and the cursor position is highlighted. [Press the guider key to enter the 107th
The property sheet shown in Figure (a) will be displayed. The cursor can be moved both left and right, but not up and down. From now on, [→], [←] Each time you move the primary key cursor one digit, you will receive one character. The highlighted display is added or deleted. [Press the Select/Execute key to finish specifying the footer. In addition, if you press the [Display] key, the already registered footer will be changed to the following as shown in Figure 107(b). Displayed in the property sheet of the footer.
If it contains half-width katakana or ruby character strings, it will be converted back to full-width. However, due to the return of full-width characters, parts exceeding 40 characters will be cut. Characters with control codes can be specified in the footer character string. However, control information is excluded. The points to keep in mind regarding print control are as follows. ■ It does not work if you respecify the character string that is being printed. ■ It does not work if you cancel a character string that is not print controlled. ■ All print control cancellations are position expansion specifications, and target characters 1] for which print control designations are made consecutively to the right from the specified cursor position. ■ The relationship between the types of print control (print suppression, vertical writing suppression, logo, equal allocation) is as shown in FIG. 108. However, O
The mark indicates that the same character string can be specified, and the X mark indicates that the same character string cannot be specified. FIG. 9 shows the display layout. 3.27. Variable Line Pitch It is not possible to change the line pitch at any position in a document. 3.28. It is not possible to change the number of lines on any page in a variable line count setting document. 3.29. Block 3.29 ■ Block Delete Press the [Function Selection] key and the ['7Year] (Block) key to enter block editing mode. Move the cursor to the start point of the deletion range and press the [Delete] key. Then, move the cursor to the end point of the deletion range and press the Select/Execute key to delete the block and enter block editing mode. Note that if you press the [Cancel] key in block editing mode, you will return to input mode. Range specification cannot span other stages. Delete tSO
Characters within will be replaced with spaces. 3.29 ■Press the block move [function selection] key and the ['7-yay] (block) key to enter block editing mode. Move the cursor to the start point of the moving range and press the [Function selection] key and the [Copy key]. Then, when the cursor is moved to the end point of the moving range and the select/execute key is pressed, blocks within the moving range are deleted and saved in the save buffer. When you move the cursor to the destination and press the [Function Selection] key and the [Insert] key, the block data in the save buffer will be overwritten to the destination. Note that pressing the (cancel) key in block editing mode returns to input mode. Range specification cannot span other stages. Characters within the moving range are replaced with spaces. 3.29 ■ Block Copy Press the [Function Selection] key and the ['7Year] (Block) key to enter block editing mode. Move the cursor to the start point of the copy range and press the copy key. When the cursor is moved to the end point of the copy range and the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key is pressed, the data within the copy range is saved in the save buffer. If you move the cursor to the copy destination and press the [Function Selection] key and (insert) key, the block data in the save buffer will be overwritten to the copy destination.In addition, if you press the [Cancel] key in block edit mode, it will return to input mode. Return. Range specification cannot extend to other rows. 3.30. Number of digits for calculation function > Up to 14 digits are valid. If 15 or more digits are entered, the upper 14 digits will be subject to calculation. If the number of digits above is exceeded in the calculation result or calculation process, the result will be displayed as "*0". <Result display> The result will be displayed as follows depending on whether the number string to be input is full-width characters or half-width characters. However, full-width characters and half-width characters must not be mixed in one number string. Full-width characters Half-width character = half-width character The calculation result of a numerical value that includes a decimal point is adjusted to the input value that has the largest number of digits after the decimal point.However, in the case of division, it is displayed within a maximum of 14 digits.The integer part nicomma (1 ), a comma will be added to the calculation result.Also, even if the input value has a comma in the wrong position, the result will be edited and added every 3 digits.<Display property sheet> All Displayed as half-width characters. Up to 14 digits of numbers are valid. If you include a comma (1), you can enter up to 18 digits. If you enter a number of 15 or more digits or a 1 that includes a comma (1)
If a number of 9 or more digits is entered, the first 18 digits will be displayed. Displays full-width and half-width shift status. If the calculation result is displayed in half-width characters, the display will remain half-width even if you change back to full-width during the calculation. <Shift display> (9th line, 15th to 19th digits) When the calculation mode is entered, the following will occur. English (NULL) <Valid key> During calculation mode (memory calculation keys are covered with sheets when entering calculation mode), numeric keypad, cursor key, [%5] key, [-] key 〔,〕〕Key〔,
]] key (cancel) key, operator key ([-1 is]] key [+; re] key, (x@r) key, [÷～ro〒]]
key, memory calculation keys ([Character Modification] (Memory Plus), [Register] (Memory Minus), [Copy] (Memory In), [Graphic] (Memory Read), [Delete] (
Memory clear)), (A) key, and (C) key are valid. Percentage calculation〉 Use the [%5] key. Display the percentage after the numerical value. For example, xXX%. [All clear key ([A]] key, [Clear key ([C]] key) Press the (A) key to clear everything else while leaving the independent memory. The (C) key clears the previous calculations. Press when you want to clear only the displayed numerical value while leaving the .However, it will not be cleared after the operator key is pressed. <(MR) key, (MC) key ([Delete] key)> (M
Press the R) key to display the numerical value stored in the independent memory at the calculation display position. "' M R
” will be displayed. Press the (MC) key to clear the numerical values stored in the independent memory. “M O” will be displayed at the operator display position. 3.30 ■ Calculation (calculation by numerical input) [Function selection ] key and the [decimal tab key], Fig. 110(a)
The property sheet for is displayed. In other words, [select/
Press [Run] + [Decimal tab key] to enter calculation mode, and press [
Press [Cancel key] to return to input mode. Use the [numeric] keys to enter numerical values and press the operator) key to perform calculations. In addition,
Always display the memory contents on the property sheet. Press the [-- is]] key and the result will be displayed on the property sheet. The property sheet is cleared when the cursor is moved. Place the cursor where you want to display the calculation results. Then, press the Select/Execute key to display the numerical value on the screen. (A) Clear all but the independent memory using the key and display a new property sheet. 3.30 ■ Arithmetic (calculation of numerical values on the screen) [Function selection] +
[When the decimal tab button is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 110(a) is displayed. In other words, [Function selection] +
[Press the decimal tab key to enter calculation mode, and press the (Cancel) key to return to input mode. The property sheet disappears when you move the cursor. Place the cursor at the beginning of the number you want to calculate. and〔
For =-, press the []] key to display the property sheet.
Display the specified value on the property sheet. In addition,
Always display the memory contents on the property sheet. Press the [Operator] key to return to calculation mode. If you press the (-1) key, the calculation results will be displayed on the property sheet. The property sheet disappears when you move the cursor. Place the cursor where you want to display the calculation results. Then, when you press the [Select/Execute key], numerical values are displayed on the screen. Pressing the (A) key clears everything except the independent memory, displays a new property sheet, and returns to calculation mode. 3.30 ■ Calculation (stored in memory) Press the [Function Selection] key and the [Decimal tab] key to display the property sheet. In other words, [Function selection] +
[Press the decimal tab key to enter calculation mode, and press the [Cancel] key to return to input mode. The calculation results are shown in Figure 110 (
Display it on the property sheet of b). When the (M+) (or (M-).CMin)) key is pressed, the numerical value displayed on the property sheet is stored in the memory. Note that the memory contents are always displayed on the property sheet. 3.300 operation (constant calculation) Press [Function selection] + [Decimal tab key] to display the property sheet. In other words, [Function selection] + [
Press the decimal tab key to enter calculation mode, and press the [Cancel] key to return to input mode. When entering numbers, you can enter numbers using both the [numeric keypad] and the numbers on the screen), press the [operator] key twice (
(Press the operator key twice to set the displayed value as a constant), and display the operator and the specified constant on the Blobati sheet. Then, input the numerical value and press the =- (") key to perform the calculation. The memory contents are always displayed on the property sheet. 3.50 ■ Example of calculation Explanation with reference to Figures 110 and 112. 3+2=5 will be explained as an example of calculating (number entered using the numeric keypad) + (number on the screen).If you press [Function Selection] + [Decimal tab], the 110th
The property sheet shown in Figure (a) is displayed. (3)+(
When the +:receive) key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 111(a) is displayed. The property sheet disappears when you move the cursor. Next, move the cursor to the beginning of the numerical value to be calculated as shown in Figure 112 (a>). Then press the [=-] primary key to display the property sheet as shown in Figure 111 (b). Display the specified value on the property sheet. Next, press [-1] to display the calculation result on the property sheet as shown in Figure 111 (C).Move the cursor and display the property sheet. , and move the cursor to the position where you want to display the calculation result. Then press the Select/Execute key, and the numerical value will be displayed on the screen as shown in Figure 112 (b). 4. Print 4.1. Operation The operation will be explained with reference to Figures 113 and 114. First, display the work menu shown in Figure 20 (a) on the property sheet. Insert the document floppy and press the [3] key. The list of document names shown in Fig. 114 (a) is displayed on the screen.If the document floppy disk is not inserted, an alarm will sound.The message shown in Fig. 113 (a) will be displayed by pressing [Function selection] + [Guide key]. When you press the numeric keys and the select/execute key, Figure 113(f) is displayed. After selecting the document with the numeric keys, the document format is displayed on the property sheet using the guide key. Figure 113 (b) is displayed, and if you roughly press (1) + (Select/Execute key), Figure 113 (
c) and (d) are displayed, but if you press (2) + (select/execute key), Fig. 113 (e) is displayed.

[0] ~ [2], [
Select/Execute key to select document format > 1/2

[0]
~ [6], [Function selection] + (0), [Selection/Execution key]
In document format〉2/2, (0) ~

[9], [-
], [,], [function selection] + (0), and for [manuscript format], [1] ~

These are the [9], (-), [,], and [Select/Execute] keys, and the [Cancel] and [End] keys are also valid for all of them. [Figure 113 (f>) is displayed by the selection/execution key.The valid key is [1] in the insertion data>.
], [2], and [selection/execution keys. (1) Press the + (select/execute key) to display Figure 114 (b).
is displayed. Then, select the insertion data document and set the insertion data name to Heragu), press the Select/Execute button (the default setting is the one set when creating the document), The printing property sheet of a) is displayed. Incidentally, when the [2] key + [selection/execution key] is pressed, the above process is omitted. Next, (1), press the (select/execute) key, and as shown in Figure 113 (
The printing preparation property sheet shown in h) is displayed, and when all pages are finished, the process returns to the initial mode. When there is insertion, the insertion document floppy property sheet shown in Figure 113 (1) is displayed,
[When the selection/execution key is pressed, FIG. 113(j) is displayed and one-page development is completed. When the [End] key is pressed, FIG. 113 (j) is displayed and the process proceeds to the initial mode. Sounds an alarm that an error occurs while preparing to print, and
Display the property sheet by pressing the [Select Kuwano] + [Guide] (Help) keys. Error property sheets include the following a to n. a, (Print) A reading error occurred in the work file. Cancel printing → End key b, (Printing) Insert data is too large. Cancel printing → End key C, (Printing) mm page nn There is a data error in the line. Cancel printing → End key d, <Print> Cannot print because the horizontal printing range has been exceeded. Cancel printing → End key e, (Print) Recommended values for line pitch and character spacing Because there is no key, the characters and figures may be misaligned.Continue → Select/Execute key, Cancel printing → End key f, <mark
Printing> Page nn cannot be printed because there are too many characters in 1IilJt111. Cancel printing → End key 0, <Print> Unable to print because there are too many control characters on page nn and line mm. Cancel printing → End key h, Print > Start page is too large. Cancel printing → End key i, Print > There are too many characters on one line. Cancel printing → End key jl <Print> There is no data for number mm in group nn. Cancel printing → End key k, Print> Unable to print because there are too many control characters, figures, ruled lines, and quadruple-width characters. Cancel printing → End key 1, print> Group nn, number mm is a data error. Cancel printing → End key m, (Print) A writing error has occurred in the work file. Cancel printing → End key n, <Print> A reading error has occurred in the merged document file. Cancel printing → End key When there is no error or the error has been resolved, Fig. 113 (
The print start property sheet shown in k) is displayed. After setting the paper, press the printer's operation/stop switch to activate it, and printing will start.
The property sheet being printed as shown in FIG. 13 (1) is displayed. Pressing the end key stops printing and ends the process. however,
The property sheet for starting printing is displayed only when the sheet is manually loaded or when the type of paper is different from the page printed immediately before. If an error occurs during printing, an alarm will sound and a property sheet will be displayed. There are the following property sheets that indicate printing cancellation. A, Ku printing> Character reading error - Cancel Printing Cancel → End key press, Ku printing> External character reading error - Cancel Printing Cancel → End key Ha, <Print> Printer power off - Cancel Printing Cancel → Hiiragi Ryo key 12 , Print> Printer is not powered on, printing starts at the same time → Power is turned on, printing is canceled → End key, short printing> Printer is stopped and continues → Operation/stop switch Printing is canceled → Go to the end key, <Print> Out of paper Set paper → Operation /Stop switch Cancel printing → End key, Ku print> Print error Cancel printing Cancel → End key, <Print> Excess character cancel Cancel printing → End key 4.2. The print format will be explained with reference to FIGS. 115 and 116. 1st
When the (2) key and the selection/execution key are pressed while FIG. 15(a) is displayed, the property sheet for the format 1 of the print format shown in FIG. 115(b) is displayed. 4.2 (1) 14:1 formula 1 In the case of Pi paper, only the property sheet for format 1 will be displayed, and you cannot input anything other than the number of copies to print, start page, and end page.

[0] key, [function selection] + (0)
key or the [Function Selection]-[Cancel] key, Format 1 is displayed on the property sheet and other property sheets are not displayed. In FIG. 115(b), by pressing the [1] or [-] key, the number of copies to be printed can be input. By pressing the [2] and [-] keys, the starting page can be input. By pressing the [3] and [-] keys, the end page can be input. If there is an error in an input item when you press the [numeric] key or [,] key, an alarm will sound and the input item will be highlighted. When the (0) key is pressed, the property sheet of Format 2 is displayed. If you press the [Function Selection]+(0) key, the property sheet of Format 6 will be displayed. When the [Function Selection] + [Cancel] keys are pressed, the input in the property sheet of Format 1 is invalidated, and the property sheet of Format 6 is displayed. Pressing the [Cancel] key invalidates the inputs in the property sheets for all print formats and displays the property sheet for the print format selected in the print property sheet. Pressing the [Exit] key disables all print format property sheet entries.
The property sheet of the work menu will be displayed. 〔choice/
If you press the execution key and there are no errors in the input or selection items, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound and the print format property sheet with an error will be displayed. is displayed. In Fig. 115(a), press the [3] key and the [Select/Execute key] to print the print format 2 shown in Fig. 115(C).
The property sheet for is displayed. 4.2 (2>Format 2 Press the [1] to [4] keys to select the character spacing. Press the [5] to (9) keys to select the line pitch. ( -9), press the (-) key to
24 line pitches can be input. [Ten], [,
] If there is an error in the selection or input item when you press the key, an alarm will sound and the item name will be highlighted. When the (0) key is pressed, a property sheet of format 3 is displayed. When you press the [Function Selection]+(0) key, the property sheet of Format 1 is displayed. (Press the [Function Selection] + (Cancel) key to disable the input in the property sheet for Format 2 and display the property sheet for Format 1. If you press the [Cancel] key, the input in the property sheet for all print formats will be disabled. The property sheet for the print format selected in the print property sheet is displayed as invalid.If you press the C [End] key, the property sheet for all print formats is invalidated and the property sheet for the work menu is displayed. [When the Select/Execute key is pressed, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed if there are no errors in the input or selection items, but an alarm will sound if there is an error in the input or selection items. The print S-formula property sheet is displayed. In Fig. 115(a), press the [4] key (select/execute).
When the key is pressed, the print format 3 shown in Figure (d) of M115 is displayed.
The property sheet for is displayed. 4.2 (3) Format 3 In the property sheet shown in Figure 115 (1), press the [1] or (2) key to select double binding.Press the [3] or [4] key to select vertical binding. You can select handwriting/horizontal writing.Press the [5] or [6] key to select print suppression.[7]~

Press the [9] key to select the paper type. If there is a selected item or error, an alarm will sound and the selected item name will be highlighted. Press the (0) key to display the property sheet for format 4. Press the [Function Selection] key.

Press the [0] key to display the Format 2 property sheet. When the [Function Selection] key and the [Cancel] key are pressed, the input in the property sheet of Format 3 is invalidated, and the property sheet of Format 2 is displayed. 〔cancel〕
When the key is pressed, the inputs in the property sheets of all print formats are invalidated and the property sheet of the print format selected in the print property sheet is displayed. Pressing the [Exit] key disables all print format property sheet input and displays the property sheet in the work menu. Also, when you press the Select/Execute key, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed if there are no errors in the input or selection items, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound and an error message will be displayed. A certain print format property sheet is displayed. When you press the [5] key and the [Select/Execute key] in Figure 115 (a), the property sheet for the print format 4 shown in Figure 115 (e) is displayed. 4.2 (4) Format 4 You can select pagination by pressing the [1] or [2] key in the property sheet shown in Figure 115 (e). [3], [-] key Press to enter the initial value.Press the [1] and [-] keys to enter the starting number of sheets.Press the [5] and [-] keys to enter the top margin line. If there is an error in the selected item or input item when you press the [10] or [,] key, an alarm will sound and the item name will be highlighted. When you press the (0) key, the property sheet of Format 5 will be displayed. [Function selection] key

Press the [0] key to display the Format 3 property sheet. When the [Function Selection] key and the [Cancel] key are pressed, the input in the property sheet of Format 4 is invalidated, and the property sheet of Format 3 is displayed. 〔cancel〕
When the key is pressed, the inputs in the property sheets of all print formats are invalidated and the property sheet of the print format selected in the print property sheet is displayed. Pressing the [Exit] key disables all print format property sheet input and displays the property sheet in the work menu. Also, when you press the Select/Execute key, if there are no errors in the input or selection items, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound and an error message will appear. A print format property sheet with . In FIG. 115(a), when the [6] key and the [Select/Execute key] are pressed, an m-formula 5 property sheet in the print format shown in FIG. 115(f) is displayed. 4.2 (5) Format 5 Press the [1] or [2] key to select center printing. (3), [-] key can be pressed to input the top margin line. [4], [-] key can be pressed to input the left margin character. [10], [,]
If there is an error in the selection or input item when you press the key, an alarm will sound and the item name will be highlighted.

When the [0] key is pressed, the property sheet of format 6 is displayed. [Function selection] key and

Press the [0] key to display the Format 4 property sheet. When the [Function Selection] key and the [Cancel] key are pressed, the input of the property sheet of Format 5 is invalidated, and the property sheet of mFormula 4 is displayed. 〔cancel〕
When the key is pressed, the inputs in the property sheets of all print formats are invalidated and the property sheet of the print format selected in the print property sheet is displayed. Pressing the [Exit] key disables all print format property sheet input and displays the property sheet in the work menu. Also, when you press the [Select/Execute key], if there are no errors in the input or selection items, the Preparing to Print message message will be displayed, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound. A print format property sheet with an error is displayed. In Figure 115 (a>), press the [7] key and the [Select/Execute key] to display the property sheet for format 6 of the print format shown in Figure 115 (Q). 4.2 (6) Format 6 By pressing the [1] to [4] keys, you can select the header position. By pressing the [5] to [8] keys, you can select the footer position.

By pressing the [9] or [-] key, you can input the footer upper margin line. [Ten], [,
] If there is an error in the selection or input item when you press the key, an alarm will sound and the item name will be highlighted.

Press the [0] key to display the Format 1 property sheet. [Function selection] key and

When the [0] key is pressed, the property sheet of Format 5 is displayed. When the [Function Selection] key and the [Cancel] key are pressed, the input in the property sheet of Format 6 is invalidated, and the property sheet of Format 5 is displayed. 〔cancel〕
When the key is pressed, the inputs in the property sheets of all print formats are invalidated and the property sheet of the print format selected in the print property sheet is displayed. Pressing the [End] key disables all print format property sheet input and displays the property sheet in the work menu. Also, when you press the Select/Execute key, if there are no errors in the input or selection items, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound and an error message will appear. A set of print property sheets will be displayed. In FIG. 115(h), when the [8] key and the [Select/Execute key] are pressed, a printing format insertion property sheet is displayed. 4.2 (7) Insertion You can input the insertion data name. Insertion data Characters that can be used with master power include full-width hiragana and alphanumeric symbols.

Press the [0] key to display the property sheet for set 1. [Function selection] key and

When the [0] key is pressed, the property sheet of format 6 is displayed. When the [Function Selection] key and the [Cancel] key are pressed, the input on the inserted property sheet is invalidated, and the property sheet of Format 6 is displayed. Pressing the (Cancel) key invalidates the input in the property sheets for all print formats and displays the property sheet for the print format selected on the print property sheet. Pressing the [Exit] key disables all print format property sheet entries and displays the property sheet in the work menu. Also, when you press the [Select/Execute key], if there are no errors in the input or selection items, the Preparing to Print message property sheet will be displayed, but if there is an error in the input or selection items, an alarm will sound. A print format property sheet with an error is displayed. Next, the property sheet shown in FIG. 116(a) indicating that the document is being read from the floppy disk is displayed. Then, the message for inserting an editing floppy shown in FIG. 116(1)) is displayed on the property sheet. When the editing floppy is inserted, a property sheet indicating that writing is in progress is displayed as shown in Figure 116 (C), and the 11th
6. A message to insert a document floppy as shown in FIG. 6(d) is displayed on the property sheet. That is, after reading one document from the document FD to the editing FD, the insertion data is read in as much as the printing buffer capacity, using one navy blue insertion data as a unit. Next, Figure 116(e)
Displays a property sheet indicating that printing is in progress, such as , and displays the property sheet in the work menu. This ends printing. 5. Document Management This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 117 to 120. 5. Document Management When a document file is inserted, the work menu property sheet shown in FIG. 20(a) is displayed. [4] When the key is input, the document management property sheet is displayed. An alarm is generated when the document floppy is not inserted. [Function selection] key and C guide] Figure 117 (a) with the (help) key. Display the property sheet of (b). 5. ■In the document management property sheet of catalog list Figure 117 (b) [1]
When you enter the key, an image of the catalog printing will be displayed. That is, first, FIG. 117(C) is displayed, and when the editing FD is inserted, FIG. 117(d) is displayed. At this time, FIG. 118(a) is displayed on the display. Page printing is then possible (only with the unfolding tool). To print a page, press the [Function selection] key and the [≧¥-...] key (layout) to display the property sheet, and then select [2
], [When the selection/execution key is pressed, only the displayed page is printed. Press the [Exit] key to display the save property sheet. If you want to save it, do the save process, and if you don't want to save it, click [
Press the [End] key. 5. ■Delete document name (2) in the document management property sheet in Figure 117 (b)
When you enter the key, the document catalog will be displayed (118th
(See figure (b)). Press the [Exit] key to return to the work menu property sheet. When the [1] key is input and the [Delete] key is pressed, the display shown in FIG. 188 (C) appears. Note that the property sheet for the key operation guide is not displayed when the catalog is displayed, but is displayed by pressing the [Guide] key. [When the selection/execution key is pressed, the display in FIG. 118(C) is cleared. To proceed to the next screen, press the [Next Candidate] key, and to return to the previous screen, press the [Function Selection] ten and [Next Candidate] keys. Press the [Exit] key to return to the work menu property sheet. 5. ■ Change printer type (3) on the document management property sheet in Figure 117 (b)
When the key is input, a printer type change property sheet shown in FIG. 177(e) is displayed. Figure 177 (
In e), press the [1] and [2] keys to change the default value to wire dot printer or thermal transfer N1 printer. Press [3] to update the default value to the thermal transfer N2 printer. Next, press the Select/Execute key,
Only when the wire dot or thermal transfer N1 printer is selected, the print specification property sheet shown in Figure 177 (f) is displayed. In Figure 177 (f), press the (1) key, the [Select/Execute key] Press to return to the document management property sheet. [2]
Figure 117 (g) is displayed only when high-speed printing is specified by pressing the key.
) is displayed and the [3] or [4] key is pressed to obtain the lists shown in FIGS. 119 and 120 as described above. 6. Utility Since the utility is the same as that of the conventional device, the explanation will be omitted. 7. Startup from the external character registration work menu is performed by pressing the [6] key (external character registration selection). At this time, if the editing floppy is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the property sheet shown in FIG. 121(a) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys. When the [6] key is pressed, the external character registration task is started and lines 1 to 8 are erased. Then, the property sheet of the external character registration menu shown in FIG. 121(b) is displayed. In the following explanation, if there is no particular explanation while displaying each property sheet, it is assumed that when the [End] key is pressed, the screen returns to the first external character registration screen. 7.1. New registration will be explained with reference to FIGS. 121 to 123. When the [1] key is pressed in the custom character registration menu (first screen) of FIG. 121(b), a new user custom character is registered. The pattern screen shown in FIG. 123(a) is displayed. 7.2 Modified Registration When the [2] key is pressed in the external character registration menu (first screen) shown in FIG. 121(b), the modified light selection property sheet shown in FIG. 122(a) is displayed. The modified light target patterns include first level, registered second level, and registered user external characters. When [1] is selected as the modified light point number (correcting the specified point), the pattern creation screen shown in FIG. 123(a) is displayed. If you select [2] (
To select 10 candidates from the specified kupoint numbers, 10 candidates are displayed on the property sheet from the designated kupoint numbers as shown in FIG. 122(C). At this time, if none is registered or if this kuten is unregistered when [1] is specified,
When the alarm sounds, the property sheet shown in FIG. 122 is displayed by pressing the [Function Selection]+C Guide] (Help) key. Press the [Exit] key to return to the first screen for registering external characters. In Fig. 122 (C), if the selection is made with the [10] + (Select/Execute) key (the valid pattern is the pattern that corresponds to the key immediately before the Select/Execute key was pressed), the 12th
The pattern screen shown in Figure 3(a) is displayed. The valid keys are [O] (Next candidate), [Function selection] + (0) (Previous candidate), [1] ~ (9) (-), [Select/Execute], [Function selection] + [Cancel] ] (returns to the previous property sheet) and [End] (returns to the first screen for registering external characters). In Fig. 123(a), the cursor is moved using the cursor keys, the dot is reversed using the [1] key, and the pattern is moved using the [5] key.
Use the ten cursor keys. The entire pattern moves one dot in one direction with the cursor key (positions that cannot be displayed on the screen are displayed by scrolling). Also, pattern reversal is [2]
Use the key to output the pattern, use the [3] key to output the pattern, and use the key to synthesize the pattern.
4] Press the key. When pattern synthesis is commanded by the [4] key, a property sheet for selecting a synthesis pattern is displayed. In addition, return to the pattern creation screen by pressing the [Function Selection] and [Cancel] keys. When a target pattern is selected, the created pattern and the copy pattern are combined. At this time, if you select an unregistered pattern, an alarm will sound and [Function selection]
Press the + [Kite] (Help) key to display the property sheet. Press the (Cancel) key to return to the pattern creation screen. If the [6] key is pressed while moving the cursor, inverting a dot, moving a pattern, or inverting a pattern, a property sheet for registration confirmation is displayed (Fig. 122). (d) @Sho).If a user external character is selected for the correction light at the time of correction registration, its kuten number will be displayed.If the first or second level is selected for the station, or if it is a new registration, , display a blank at the kupoint display position.When registering a new or revised registration, the first
, If the second level is modified light, input the registered point number. At this time, if the registration destination has already been registered, an alarm will sound and the property sheet will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys. When registering corrections (when the correction light is a user external character), (
a) To re-register to Mizumasamoto, press the Select/Execute key. (B) To change the registration destination, use the same operation as when registering a new character using the (Exit) key. Then, return to the first drawing for registering external characters. In addition, use the [Cancel] key to return to the registration confirmation property sheet. The pattern output is When commanded, a print image of the bit pattern shown in Fig. 123(b) is displayed.The valid key as the page print key (bit pattern printing) is [↑
], [↓], [←], [→] (cursor) keys, [Function selection] + [Page print] (Page print) keys, and [Exit]
(Save property sheet display ie exit) key. This pattern can be saved as a document. 7, 3. Deletion will be explained with reference to FIGS. 121 and 124. 1st
When the [3] key is pressed in the external character registration menu (first screen) shown in FIG. 21(b), the selection property sheet shown in FIG. 124(a) is displayed. That is, the second level data recorded as zero from the user external characters and the utility floppy is deleted. At this time, if the rA collection floppy is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the property sheet shown in FIG. 121(a) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys. The deletion point number is input in the selection property sheet shown in FIG. 124(a). When [1] is selected (deleting the designated point), the deletion confirmation property sheet shown in FIG. 124-(d) is displayed. When selecting [2] (display 10 digits from the specified kuten number on the next property sheet), the first
24 Display the property sheet in Figure (C). At this time, if none is registered or if this ward is not registered when [1] is specified, an alarm will sound and pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys will display the 12th point.
The property sheet shown in Figure 4 (a) is displayed. 〔end〕
Return to the first screen for registering external characters using the key. 10 points are displayed starting from the point number specified in the property sheet of FIG. 124(C). Deletion is performed using the [10] key + [selection/execution key (the valid pattern corresponds to the key immediately before the selection/execution key was pressed). Valid key is

[0] (Next candidate), (Function selection) + (0) (
previous candidate), [1] to (9), (-), [selection/execution],
[Function selection] + [Cancel] (returns to the previous property sheet) and [Exit] (returns to the first screen for registering custom characters)
It is. In the deletion confirmation property sheet in Fig. 124(d), press (1) + (select/execute) keys to delete, and press (2) + (select/execute) keys to not delete. Return to the first registration screen. 7.4. Registration from FD This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 121 and 125 to 127. In the custom character registration menu (first screen) in FIG. ] will display the property sheet of the original insertion message shown in Figure 125(a).There are two types of functions.The first is registration from the floppy for storing external characters, and the second is registration at the second level. This is registration.The function is determined by the type of the inserted floppy.After inserting the original (FROM, Tubi, or utility floppy for storing external characters), press the [Select/Execute] key to check the number of registered characters. If the original is not inserted, an alarm will sound, and pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) key will
The property sheet shown in Figure 25(b) is displayed. When checking the number of registered characters, the registered area is already FU.
In the case of LL, an alarm sounds and the property sheet shown in FIG. 125(C) is displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys. Then, proceed to second level registration or proceed to registration from a storage floppy. [End] Press the key to register the first external character.
Return to screen. The second level registration is a function of registering the second level of the utility floppy to the editing floppy. First, the first
26. The transfer source ward point selection property sheet shown in FIG. 26(a) is displayed. Then enter the kuten number to be transferred, and press
Press the Select/Execute key to display the selection confirmation property sheet. Note that the registration character selection is completed by pressing the [End] key (if no character is selected, the screen returns to the first external character registration screen). [1] or (2) 10 (select/execute key - press (3)
) + (Select/Execute key - Press, or when [1] is selected, the second
When the level registration area becomes FULL, the registration character selection is completed and the process proceeds to registration on the editing floppy (see FIG. 126(b)). Edit floppy insert message first
Display on the property sheet in Figure 26 (C). After inserting the editing floppy, press the Select/Execute key to register the specified second level and return to the first screen for registering external characters. If the editing floppy is not inserted at this time, an alarm will sound and [Function selection] + (Guide) (Help)
When the key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 126(d) is displayed. Next, we will explain how to register from the external character storage floppy. 1st
27 Display the transfer destination starting kuten number specification property sheet shown in FIG. 27(a), and input the starting kuten number at the time of transfer. Valid keys are [8], (4), [-],

[0], [8], and [selection/execution keys. Then, as shown in FIG. 127(b), the saved patterns are displayed on the property sheet using GETL in order from the beginning of F[). The method for selecting a registered pattern is to press the key corresponding to the pattern to be registered continuously, and after 1d, press the [Select/Execute key]. The selected pattern is shaded. In addition, press the [Exit] key to complete the registered character selection and proceed to the next step (
If none is selected, return to the first menu for registering external characters). (Example) (1) (3) (6) (-) (Select/Execute) If you make a mistake, press the same key to cancel the selection. (The shading will also be deleted) (Example") (1) ('3) (1) (Select/Execute) [1] is not selected. Valid keys are

[0] (Next screen), [1] ~

[9] [-)
These are the [Select/Execute], [Function Selection] + [Cancel] (return to the previous property sheet), and [Function Selection] + (0) (previous screen) keys. In addition,

When the [0] key is pressed, the iii! The item selected on the i-side becomes invalid and the screen advances to the next screen (displaying the next 10 patterns). Number of registered characters (maximum 1
(88 characters), patterns exceeding the number of registered characters are ignored. Then, registration character selection is completed. If it does not exceed the limit, it will automatically increment to the next screen. When the selection of registered characters is completed, the message for inserting an editing floppy shown in FIG. 127(C) is displayed on the property sheet. If you press the (select/execute) key after inserting the editing floppy, the selected number of external characters will be registered consecutively from the specified kuten number. Therefore, the registered pattern at that position is deleted. Then, return to the first screen for registering external characters. However, if the editing floppy is not inserted at this time, an alarm will sound and the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help)
By pressing the key, the property sheet shown in FIG. 127(d) is displayed. 7.5. Storage of FD will be explained with reference to FIGS. 121 and 128. 1st
21(b) (first side of the custom character registration menu)
5] displays the transfer source kuten number specification property sheet shown in FIG. 128(a). Then enter the transfer source start number, but the valid keys are [8], [4], [-
], (0), [1], and [selection/execution keys. Note that saving to the floppy disk for external characters is only possible in append mode. Next, GETL in order from the specified kuten number,
, is displayed on the property sheet of FIG. 128(b). The save pattern selection method is to press the key corresponding to the pattern you want to save successively, and finally press the [Select/Execute key]. The selected pattern is shaded. Press the [Exit] key to complete the character selection and proceed to the next step (if no character is selected, return to the first screen of the external character σ record).
. (Example) (1) (3) (6) (-) (Select/Execute) If you make a mistake, press the same key to cancel the selection. (The shading is also deleted) (Example) (1) (3) (1) (Select/Execute) [1] is not selected. Valid keys are

[0] (Next screen), [1] ~

[9] (-)
, [Select/Execute], (Function selection] + (Cancel) (return to the previous property sheet), [Function selection] + (0) (previous screen).

When the [0] key is pressed, the selection made on that screen becomes invalid and the process advances to the next screen (displaying the next 10 patterns). When the number of registered characters (maximum 188 characters) is exceeded, registration document selection is completed. If it does not exceed the limit, it will automatically increment to the next screen. When the save document selection is completed, a message to insert a floppy disk for saving external characters as shown in FIG. 128(C) is displayed on the property sheet. After inserting the floppy disk for storing external characters, press the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key to save the specified number of external characters consecutively and return to the first external character registration screen. However, if the external character storage floppy disk is not inserted at this time, an alarm will sound and property sheet 8 of FIG. 128(d) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guide] (Help) keys. 7.6. External character list output FIG. 121: This will be explained with reference to FIGS. 129 to 133. In this case, the registered user external characters, the second
Print out the level. When the [6] key is pressed in the external character registration menu (first screen) of FIG. 121(b), FIG. 129(b) is displayed. If the editing floppy is not inserted at this time, an alarm will sound and the 12th
The property sheet shown in Figure 9(a) is displayed. When the printing target pattern selection property sheet shown in FIG. 129(b) is displayed, the target pattern is selected. That is, when you input the (1) + (m selection/execute) key or the (2) + (m selection/execute) key, the list output print image shown in Fig. 130 is displayed. Valid keys for 2-level list printing) are [↑], [↓], [←],
[→] (cursor key), [Function selection] + [Print page] (
Page print) key and [End] key. When you press the exit key, the save property sheet will be displayed. It is possible to save it as a document. Then, the screen returns to the first external character registration screen. FIG. 131, FIG. 132, and FIG. 133 show the printing layerer 1 of the bit pattern, second level list, and external character list. 8. Graphs (Graph package description) With the graph package floppy, specify the graph drawing area, specify the necessary numerical values (data) and conditions to create and change graph data, and display only the graphical data of the graph data. . For details, refer to the explanation of creating graph data and changing graph data. Explanation of calling a graph> To call a graph, press the (Shape) key during proofreading or editing to display the property sheet of the figure mode, specify the graph call, and specify the name of the graph you want to call. Load only the data into the graphic data area in memory and display it.The subsequent operations are the same as handling normal graphic data.For details, refer to the explanation of calling graphs.8.■.Graph data creation No. This will be explained with reference to Figures 134 and 135.Insert the graph package floppy and turn on the power.Then, the property sheet for the graph work menu shown in Figure 134(a) will be displayed.@Press "1" using the numeric keypad.・The property sheet in the graph work menu will be deleted, and a crosshair cursor (+) will be displayed as shown in Figure 135(a). (b) is displayed.Next, specify the graph drawing area, move the cursor to the lower right corner (delete the property sheet using the cursor movement keys), and press the Select/Execute button.
is displayed. That is, the graph drawing area is displayed as a dotted line. Here, the valid keys are [selection/execution key, [function selection]-[cancel] key, [cancel] key, [guide key], and [cursor movement key]. - Next, when the [Select/Execute] key is pressed, the screen is cleared and the graph data shown in FIG. 135 (C) is created and the graph table is displayed on the screen. Next, when the [Next Candidate] key is pressed, FIG. 135(d) is displayed. The first cursor position is the first digit of label data 1, and the input field is selected using the cursor movement key. Enter the numerical values on the graph into the columns corresponding to each label from Data 1 to Data 4. When an input field is selected, the cursor is displayed at the left end of the field. The input field can be selected using the (cursor movement) key. Here, the values that can be entered are as shown in ■ and ■ below. ■It must be a positive number with a maximum of 10 digits (including cases where a 9 is added). ■Up to two digits after the decimal point are valid. However, negative numbers can be entered for simple bar graphs 1 and line graphs. For graphs other than this, even if you input it, it will be regarded as O. When you press the [Select/Execute] key after completing numerical data input,
The property sheet for the graph type is displayed (see Creating bar graphs, line graphs, and pie graphs for details). However, the valid keys are [Select/Execute key, [Next candidate] key, [Function selection] + [Next candidate]
key (previous candidate), [Cancel] key, [Penno selection] + [Cancel] key, [Tenfu key], and [Cursor movement] key. When entering numerical data, the display should be right-aligned half-width. When inputting numerical data from label 7, press the [Next Candidate] key to display the <Graph Kiddy 9 Creation * Graph Table> screen, and then input. 8.2. This will be explained with reference to bar graphs FIG. 134 and FIG. 136. 1st
After entering the numerical data on the graph data creation screen shown in Figure 34 (a), press the Select/Execute key and click Figure 136 (
A property sheet for the graph type shown in a) is displayed. [Use the numeric keypad to select the bar graph of "1" and press the (Select/Execute) key to delete the property sheet for the graph type.Then, the property sheet for the bar graph type, not shown in Figure 136(b), will be deleted. [Select the simple type "1" using the numeric keypad and press the select/execute key to clear the property sheet for the bar graph type and display the property sheet for the data type shown in Figure 136 (C). Select the data you want to graph using the numeric keys (select/
Pressing the Run) key clears the property sheet for the data type used. Note that if you specify something other than a simple bar graph type, the property sheet for the data type used will not be displayed. Valid keys are the [Tenfu key, (selection/execution) key, [function selection] + [cancel] key, and [cancel] key. When the property sheet for the fill type of data 1 is displayed, select one of the fill types for the data to be used and press the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet for the fill type of data 1. 8.3. This will be explained with reference to bar graphs FIG. 134, FIG. 136, and FIG. 137. When the select/execute key is pressed after inputting numerical data on the graph data creation screen shown in FIG. 134(a), a property sheet for the graph type shown in FIG. 137(a) is displayed. [Select the bar graph numbered "1" using the numeric keys and press the Select/Execute key to clear the graph type property sheet. Then, a property sheet of the type of bar graph shown in FIG. 137(b) is displayed. [Press the key to
1" and press the Select/Execute button, the property sheet for the bar graph type will be deleted. Then,
A property sheet of the type of data to be used shown in FIG. 136(C) is displayed. Therefore, the data to be graphed is
Select one using the numeric keys and press the [Select/Execute] key.
The property sheet for the data type used is cleared. Then, a property sheet for the filling type of data 1 shown in FIG. 136(d) is displayed. Note that if you specify something other than a simple bar graph type, the property sheet for the type of data used will not be displayed. The valid key is [Tenfu key]
, [Select/Execute key], [Function selection] + [Cancel] key,
This is the [Cancel] key. Next, in Fig. 136(d), select one type of fill in the data to be used (press the select/execute key, and the property sheet for the type of fill in data 1 and after 7 will be deleted. Displaying the fill type property sheet is

Press the [0] key, and after completing the specification, press the [Select/Execute] key. (Example) [1], (0) key [2], [Select/Execute key] If a simple type is specified, property sheets for fill types other than the data used will not be displayed. If you specify a bar graph other than the simple type, you can specify the type of filling for data 1 to data 4. The filling type specifications for data 1 to data 4 may be duplicated. (Example) Fill type specification method data 1 [1],

[0] key Data 2 [1],

[0] Key data 3 [2], [0] Key data 4 [2], [Selection/Execution key - Valid keys are [Ten key, (-), (,). 〔,〕Key,

[0] key, [Select/Execute key, [Function selection] + [Cancel] key, [Function selection] → - (0) key,
This is the [Cancel] key. Next, a property sheet for setting the axis maximum value is displayed, not shown in FIG. 137(C). Specify the vertical @ maximum value, the vertical axis minimum value, and the vertical axis scale interval using the numeric keys, and check whether or not there is a grid.
Specify with the numeric keys. When inputting numerical data, the display is right-justified half-width. 6. Specifying the vertical axis scale interval (you cannot enter negative fi & again number 04. After completing the item settings, press the [Select/Execute key] , the property sheet for setting the axis maximum value will be deleted and the bar graph will be displayed in a reduced size. If you press the (Exit) key, the property sheet for saving graph data will be displayed. The valid keys are [Tenfu key, ( -), (,), (',
)Key,

These are the [0] key, the [selection/execution key], the [function selection] + [cancel] key, the (function selection) + (0) key, and the [cancel] key. The input method is [1], [-], [1],

[0], [○]
, (0), [,] (1000 is input as the maximum value on the vertical axis). 8.4. This will be explained with reference to line graphs in FIGS. 134 and 136 to 138. On the graph data creation screen shown in FIG. 134(a), when the [Select/Execute] key, - is pressed after numerical data input path 7', the graph type property sheet shown in FIG. 136(a) is displayed. When you select the line graph number 2 using the (numeric) key, the line graph will be highlighted. [When the select/execute key is pressed, the graph type property sheet is deleted and the line type property sheet shown in FIG. 138 is displayed. [Specify the line type using the numeric keys and press the [Select/Execute] key to clear the line type property sheet. Note that the property sheet for line types after data 1 is displayed by pressing the (0) key. The line type specifications for data 1 to data 4 may be duplicated. Valid keys are the same as for bar graphs. Next, the property sheet for 21 lines of the axis maximum value in FIG. 137(C) is displayed. Specify the maximum value of the vertical axis, the minimum value of the vertical axis, and the scale interval of the vertical axis using the scale keys, and specify the presence or absence of grids using the scale keys. However, the numerical value that can be entered is a maximum of 10 digits with positive and negative values. When entering numerical data, the display should be right-aligned half-width. When you press the [Select/Execute] key after completing the item settings, the property sheet for setting the axis maximum value will be cleared and a line graph will be displayed. The line graph is displayed in a reduced size by selecting the layout display. If you press the [Exit] key, a property sheet for saving graph data will be displayed. 8.5. This will be explained with reference to pie graphs FIG. 134 and FIG. 136. 1st
After entering numerical data on the graph data creation screen shown in Figure 34 (a), press the Select/Execute button to display Figure 136 (a>
The property sheet for the graph type shown in is displayed. If you select the pie chart numbered "3" using the (numeric) key, the pie chart will be highlighted. [When the selection/execution key is pressed, the property sheet for the type of graph is deleted and the property sheet for the type of data to be used shown in FIG. 136(C) is displayed. When you select one piece of data to be graphed using the numeric keys and press the Select/Execute key, the property sheet for the type of data used will be cleared and a pie chart will be displayed. However, if you select [Function Selection] If you press -, the pie chart will be displayed in a reduced size. If you press the [Exit] key, the property sheet for saving graph data will be displayed. 8.6. Saving graph data After completing graph creation, click [Exit]. ] When you press the key, Fig. 139 (
The property sheet for saving graph data shown in a) is displayed. By pressing the [1] or [-] key, you can input the graph data name. However, the characters that can be used by graph data experts are full-width hiragana and alphanumeric symbols (kanji can be entered). [Press the Select/Execute key to save the created graph, clear the graph data save property sheet,
Return to graph work menu. (If you press the Select/Execute key, an alarm will sound if the Select/Execute key is pressed without a graph data name being entered.)
Alternatively, if you save the graph data without changing the graph name after changing the graph data, it will be saved as separate graph data with the same graph data name. Sounds an alarm if a document floppy is not inserted. Then, after inserting the document floppy,
[Press the Select/Execute key to save the graph.
8.7. Unsaved graph data After creating the graph, press the [Exit] key to display the chart shown in Figure 139 (b).
A property sheet for saving graph data shown in a> is displayed. When the [2] key is pressed, the item 2, ``Do not save'' is highlighted, and when the [Select/Execute] key is pressed, the property sheet for saving graph data is erased and the screen returns to the graph work menu. 8.8. Graph data change will be explained with reference to FIGS. 134, 140, and 141. When the graph package floppy is inserted and the power is turned on, a property sheet for the graph work menu shown in FIG. 134(a) is displayed. 2 with the [numeric] key
When you select Change Data, the property sheet in the graph work menu is cleared. After inserting the document floppy,
When the (select/execute) key is pressed, the Graph*Data Change*Graph Name List> screen shown in FIG. 141(a) is displayed. However, if the document floppy is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the [Function Selection] +
[The property sheet will be displayed from the guide key. Select the graph name to be changed in Figure 141(a).
Graph*
Data change *Graph name list> screen is cleared. After inserting the graph package floppy, press the Select/Execute key. However, if the graph package floppy is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the property sheet shown in FIG. 140(b) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guideler keys]. Next, as shown in FIG. 141(1)), when the graph is reduced and displayed by selecting the layout display, the graph drawing area and the graph are displayed on the screen, and the cursor changes to a cross (+). Moreover, when the [Guide key] is pressed, a property sheet appears on the right (see FIG. 141(b)). [When the guide key is pressed, the property sheet is deleted using the cursor movement key. If you want to change the graph drawing area, move the cursor to the lower right corner and press the Select/Execute key, and the graph drawing area will be displayed as a dotted line. If you do not want to change the graph drawing area, press the Select/Execute key. The valid key is [select/
These are the execution key, [function selection] + [cancel] key, [cancel] key, [guide key], and [cursor movement key]. Next, press the Select/Execute key to clear the screen and
The Graph * Data Creation * Graph Table> screen is displayed. The following steps are the same as for new creation. (For more information, see Creating Graph Data). The graph is displayed in a reduced size by selecting the layout display. 8.9. Graph calling will be explained with reference to FIGS. 142 to 145. To call up a graph, press the [Graphics] key while creating (and editing) a document to enter "Graphics Mode." At this time, the graphic mode property sheet shown in FIG. 142(a) is displayed. When 6, Graph Call is selected using the [numeric] key, the property sheet of the figure mode is cleared. After inserting the document floppy, press the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key, and the <graph call*graph name list> screen shown in FIG. 143 will be displayed. However, if the document floppy disk is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the property sheet shown in FIG. 142(b) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection] + [Guideler keys]. In Fig. 143, select the name of the graph to be called using the [numeric] key, press the [Select/Execute] key,
Graph name list> screen is cleared. After inserting the editing floppy, press the Select/Execute key, the editing screen shown in Figure 144 will be displayed, and the cursor will move to the cross (+).
Changes to However, if the editing floppy is not inserted, an alarm will sound and the property sheet shown in FIG. 142(C) will be displayed by pressing the [Function Selection]+(Guide) key. In Fig. 144, move the cursor to any position where you want to call the graph and press the (Click tlt!/Execute) key to display the graph.Press the [Guide] key to display the 145th
The property sheet for the diagram will be displayed. ・Use the cursor movement key to delete the property sheet. 9. Property Sheet Next, the property sheet characteristic of the device of the present invention will be explained in detail. 9.1. Purpose of property sheet display Property sheets are divided into the following three types depending on their contents. (1) Required information Information that the system displays on the property sheet as a second screen, such as work menus, homophone display after hiragana input, and character string input during editing such as insertion and correction. Display control is performed on the system side. (2) Detailed information Information that the operator can check or change depending on the progress status (input method, document format, print format, etc.) The sheet is displayed. The property sheet can also be deleted by pressing a key by the operator. (3) Error information An alarm will sound if an error occurs such as an operator error or paper out, but if you press the [Function Selection] + [Guide] keys, you will not be able to get help. ) displays the cause of the error and how to deal with it on the property sheet. The property sheet can also be deleted by pressing a key by the operator. 9.2. Notes on creating property sheets (detailed information and error information) (1) Except for Figure 146, use any layout you want, but
The method of separation should match the tone of the property sheet of the work menu. (2) Items (states) that have already been set in the selection items and items determined by operator input are as follows:
Inverts the numbers in input items. Also, default display is displayed for input items. (3) If there are two or more selection items in one property sheet, make it clear by writing "item name?". (4) In the property sheet for error information, write the key explanation as much as possible. For example, " OO designation → selection/execution key. (5) Identification numbers for selection items should be displayed in full-width characters. 9.3. Key human power in property sheet display (1) r9,1. Purpose of property sheet display
As shown, the property sheet is displayed by [Function selection] + [
[Guide] key. (2) In a property sheet where there is a highlighted display, the item is determined to be highlighted at the timing when the [Link/Execute] key is pressed, and the property sheet is erased. (3) In a property sheet where there is no highlighted display, use the numeric key to determine the item with that number and erase the property sheet. (4) To input an input item, select the input item and click [
-] key, enter the numerical data, and then press the [,] key.
] The method is to press a key. □ (5) For selection items that are not highlighted, a maximum of 10 items are allowed, and [1] ~

[9]. [-] key is enabled. (6) If there are multiple screens that can be displayed at the same time,

[0] key (next candidate), (function selection) + (0)
Exchange property sheets using the key (previous candidate). This key is used for input items, (1) to (9) when inputting selection items,
It can be pressed at the same level as the (-) key. (7) Press the [Function Selection] + [Performance] keys to invalidate the input on that screen and return to the previous screen in the flow of operations. (8) Use the [Cancel] key to invalidate the input on that screen and cancel the funk shift. (9) Press the [End] key to invalidate the input on that screen and return to the first screen that can be displayed. (10) The only number keys that can be used while the property sheet is displayed are the [numeric] keys. (11) Even if the (Guide) key or (Function selection] + C Guide] key is pressed, if there is no property sheet that can be displayed in that state, an alarm will be generated. The property sheet for this alarm will not be displayed. (12) If a key other than the valid key is pressed, it will be an alarm. The property sheet for this alarm will not be displayed. (13) In input items, use the [-] key and [-] key.
Correction is possible only between the (-) + (,) keys. Next, a detailed explanation will be given with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 147(a), valid keys (yo(0) to [4
] and [Select/Execute] keys. l7147 diagram (b) Ni & 3 E (valid -1-1,
1 (0) to [6], [selection/execution] keys. In FIG. 147(C), the input numbers are displayed each time. Examples of input are [1], [-], [3], (0
], [,] keys are shown. Valid key is [0
]～

These are the [9], [-], [,], and [selection/execution] keys. In FIG. 148(a), the valid keys are (0) to

[9]
, [-], [,], and [selection/execution] keys. In FIG. 148(b), the valid keys are (0) to

[9]
, [-], [,], and [selection/execution] keys. In FIG. 148(c), the valid keys are (0) to

[9]
, [Select/Execute] key. In Figure 149, the valid keys on the left property sheet are

[0] ~ [2] are the [Select/Execute] keys, and the valid keys on the property sheet on the right are (0) ~

[9]・ [=]
・ (・) is the [Select/Execute] key. In Figure 150, the right/effect key on the left property sheet is

[0]~

These are the [9], [-], [,], and [selection/execution] keys, and the same applies to the right side. In Figure 151, the valid keys on the left property sheet are

[0] to [8] are the [Select/Execute] keys, and the valid keys on the property sheet on the right are (0) to (9), [=],
[,], (selection execution) keys. The document creation device to which the present invention is applied has been described above, but it goes without saying that various modifications can be made to this device, and some prerequisites will be explained to facilitate understanding of the present invention. Finish. Next, the present invention will be explained in sections. (Problems to be Solved by the Invention) When creating a document using Wordpress 0 Senna, input characters are sequentially output to a Kima Rafta display device or the like. In order to emphasize some particular character strings in this input character string, each character of the particular character string may be changed to have twice the character size in the horizontal direction, or Character modification such as adding a bracket is performed. Further, in order to arrange the appearance of the document, printing control is performed, such as allocating character strings at equal intervals and specifying a logo. In such character modification and printing control, it is necessary to specify the range of the target character string, and conventionally, the operator moves the cursor to the beginning of the target character string and then presses
Specify the start character by pressing the "Character Modification" key or the "Print Control" key, move the cursor to the lad character of the target string, and press the "Character Modification" key or the "Print Control" key again. By pressing the `` key, you can specify a range of character strings and perform character modification and printing control. Therefore, for example, when deleting a part of the character string [j], other operations such as pressing the "Execute" key after moving the cursor to the last character of the counterstaining character string are executed. Unlike the input operation in the designation mode, pressing the "character modification" key or the "print control" key twice serves as an execution command. In this way, if the input operation procedures are inconsistent in different operation modes, the operator may misunderstand the procedures or have to distinguish between them, resulting in a lack of operability. The present invention has been made in consideration of the above points, and aims to provide a document creation device that can unify key human resources, improve operability, and speed up composition and editing operations. It is something. [Structure of the Invention] (Means and Effects for Solving the Problems) To achieve the above object, the present invention provides an input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes, and an input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes. A code identification unit that identifies the input code based on the signal, and a code identification unit that detects that the subsequent execution key in the input unit has been pressed when the identified code instructs the character modification mode and print control mode. The present invention provides a document creation device comprising: a control means for executing a character decoration mode and a print control mode when detected via a character modification mode and a print control mode. (Example) Hereinafter, an example in which the present invention is applied to a character decoration mode will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 152, the input section 90
1 consists of a keyboard input device, for example, and includes a plurality of character code keys and various 1tdJ 10 code keys for control. The character code and control code input via this input section 901 are given to a code identification section 902 and are identified by the code identification section 902. The code identification unit 902 indicates that the given code is “character modification”.
If it is determined that it is a code signal from a key, an output signal is sent to the character modification control section 903. When the character modification control unit 903 receives this output signal, it gives a command signal to the display control unit 905 to perform inversion processing (whiteout processing) on the character currently indicated by the cursor, and causes the display control unit 905 to operate the character display (not shown). Display the corresponding characters on the device in white. Further, when a code signal from the "cursor movement" key is input following a code signal from the "character modification" key, the code identification section 902 sends an output signal to the cursor position instruction section 904 and outputs an output signal to the cursor position instruction section 904. An operation command signal is given to the character modification control unit 903 via the character modification control unit 904, and the character newly designated by the movement of the cursor is also displayed in white in the same manner as described above. Furthermore, the embodiment shown in FIG. 152 has an execution instruction section 906. This execution instruction section 906 includes a code identification section 902
When the code signal is determined to be from the "execute" key, an output signal is given to the execution instruction section 906, and the execution instruction section 906 thereby sends a series of character strings displayed in white specified to the character l1lffh control section 903. It is designed to memorize character modification instructions for . The apparatus having the above configuration executes a character modification operation according to the operating procedure shown in FIG. 153. That is, in step SP1, it is determined whether or not the "character modification" key has been pressed, and if a negative result is obtained, the process moves to step SP6, where the procedure ends without executing the character modification operation and moves on to other processing. On the other hand, in step SP1, [character modification]
If a positive result is obtained by pressing the key, the process moves to the next step SP2, where the character at the cursor position is reversed. After that, in step SP3, it is determined whether the subsequently inputted key is a "cursor movement" key or not, and if it is a "cursor movement" key, inversion processing is performed on the moved character in the same way. give If a negative result is obtained in this step SP3, the process moves to the next step SP4, where it is determined whether or not the "execute" key has been pressed. Stores character modification specifications for strings. In this case, the character modification operation is ended in step SP6. On the other hand, if a negative result is obtained in both steps SP3 and SF3, this means that no operation is performed after the "Character modification" key is pressed, so the process ends in step SP6 and the character Finish the modification action. Note that, in practice, it is necessary to position the cursor at the starting character to be modified prior to the character modification operation. Therefore, steps for cursor movement shown in steps 5P20 and 5P21 are provided prior to step SP1, which is a step for determining the sense of the "character modification" key. When the configuration shown in FIG. 152 is used and a character modification operation is executed according to the procedure shown in FIG. 153, the display on the character display device changes as shown in FIG. 154. For example, a case of "double-width" character modification that doubles the horizontal size of the character size will be described. The operator first uses the "cursor movement" key to move the cursor 910 to the first character of the character string that you want to double-width, for example the character "日".
, and then press "Double Width" among the "Character Modifier" keys.
Enter the key. At this time, the character "日" is displayed in white as shown in FIG. 154(a). When the operator continues to move the cursor 910 to specify the character string that he wants to make double-width, each character that the cursor 910 moves to is displayed in white, and when he moves to the last character "su" that he wants to make double-width, that All characters of the character string "Japanese word processor" are displayed in white as shown in FIG. 154(b). Thereafter, when the operator presses the "execute" key, each character in the character string is designated as double-width, displayed in double-width as shown in FIG. 154(C), and stored. Here, as shown in FIG. 154(b), from the stage where the character string "Japanese word processor" is displayed in white,
For example, when the cursor 910 is moved back to the character ``word'', only the character string ``Japanese'' is displayed in white, and when the ``execute'' key is input here, only the character string ``Japanese'' is displayed in double-width. It's supposed to be. That is, before the "Execute" key is pressed, the character string to be highlighted is changed according to the movement of the cursor 910, and when the "Execute" key is finally pressed, the highlighted character string is changed. This is the range of character modification. According to the embodiment described above, in order to perform character modification, the operator moves the cursor 910 to the start character for character modification, selects the character modification mode, and performs character modification, in the same way as when inputting other operations. You can specify a character string by moving the cursor 910, and when the cursor 910 reaches the last character, press the "Execute" key to modify the character. You can specify the target string and have it executed. Therefore, the operating procedure can be easily understood, and erroneous operations can be significantly reduced. Although the present invention is applied to a character modification mode, it can also be applied to a print control mode in which the procedure for specifying and executing a target character string is different from the general operation mode. However, the same effect as described above can be obtained. Furthermore, in the above description, the input unit 901 of the present invention
Although a keyboard input device is shown as a keyboard input device, a pointing device such as a mouse or a tablet may also be used for inputting a cursor movement command. Next, the character modification function will be explained in relation to specific operations. (1) Explanation will be made with reference to FIG. 155. First, double angle specification will be explained. Move the cursor to the first character and press the [character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 155. When you press the [1] key, the [3] key, or the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. Thereafter, each time the [←] or [→] primary key cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, press the (Select/Execute) key to display the highlighted characters in double-width. This completes the double-width specification. Note that jj - crane movement (possible only in the left and right directions, not up and down directions) Yes (alarm sounds, select function)
key and [Press the guide key to display the property sheet for the error message indicating an inappropriate position. Double angle, double height, 4
If you specify double-width for a double-width character, the original character (full-width, half-width,
Return to ruby characters). Explain double angle cancellation. If you press the [Character modification] key, the 15th
The property sheet shown in Figure 5 will be displayed. Next, the [2] key, the [3] key, and the [Select/Execute] key are pressed and the property sheet is deleted. Move the cursor to the beginning of the double-width character string. (Press the Select/Run key to change the double-width character string to a full-width character string. In this way, double-width cancellation is completed. It becomes a character. (2) t!1 double-width First, I will explain the double-height specification. Move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character modification] key. The property sheet shown in Figure 155 will be displayed. Next, click [ 1] key, [4]
key, [Select/Execute key] The property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. From then on, (←). When you move the cursor one digit using the (→) key, a highlighted character will be added one by one. Also, if it is already highlighted, it will be deleted. Next, select [Select/Execute] When you press the crosshair key, the highlighted character is displayed in double height. In this way, double height specification is completed. Note that when double height is specified, it overlaps the line one line above. The cursor can be moved left or right. It is possible only in the direction. Up and down directions are not possible (an alarm will sound, and when you press the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key], a property sheet will be displayed with an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate).Double-width, double-height, and quadruple-width. When double-height is specified for a character, it returns to the original character (full-width, half-width, ruby character).Next, canceling double-height will be explained.When the [character modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in Figure 155 will be displayed. Next, press the [2] key, [4] key, or the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. When pressed, the double-height character d1 becomes a full-width character string. In this way, the double-height cancellation is completed. Note that characters other than double-height (
Even if double-width characters are canceled (double-width/quadruple-width), they become full-width characters. (3) Quadruple angle First, quadruple angle specification will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the [character decoration] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, when the [1] key, the [5] key, and the [select/execute key] are pressed, the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. From then on, [←]. [→] Each time the primary key cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, when the [Select/Execute key] is pressed, the highlighted character is displayed in quadruple size, and the quadruple size specification is completed. In addition, 4
If double-width is specified, the line will overlap one line above. The cursor can only be moved in the horizontal direction, but not in the vertical direction (an alarm sounds, and when the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key] are pressed, a property sheet with an error message indicating an inappropriate position is displayed). If you specify double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the characters return to the original characters (full-width, half-width, ruby characters). Next, quadruple angle cancellation will be explained. When the [Character Modification-] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, press the (2] key, the [5] key, or the (select/execute) key to erase the property sheet.Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string that specifies the quadruple width
Press 1 and the quadruple-width character string becomes a full-width character string. In this way, the quadruple angle cancellation is completed. Even if you cancel quadruple-width characters other than quadruple-width characters (double-width, double-height), they become full-width characters. (4) Shading First, the shading specification will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the [character modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, press the [1] key,
When you press the [6] key and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is shaded. From then on, [←]. (→) Each time you move the primary key cursor one digit, shading is added to each character.Also, if it has already been shaded, the shading is deleted.Here, select [Next candidate], [Function selection] ] + [Next Candidate] key to change the tree species. (Press the Select/Execute key to end the shading specification. Please note that the tree species must be changed before moving the [←], [→] primary key cursor. If you want to select, press the guide key. No. 156
The property sheet for the tree species shown in the figure will be displayed.
Select using the numeric keys. The cursor can only be moved left and right, but not up and down (an alarm will sound, and pressing the [Function Selection] key + [Guide key] will display a property sheet with an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate). Next, removal of shading will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, press the (2] key, the [6] key, or the [Select/Execute] key to erase the property sheet.Move the cursor to the beginning of the string you specified for shading, and press the (Select/Execute) key. If you press the button, the shading will be canceled. If you specify another shading for a character string with shading, the tree type will be replaced with another tree type. Nothing will be done even if you cancel it. (5) Underline First, I will explain about underline specification. When you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Ridge] key, the property sheet shown in Figure 155 will be displayed. Next, press the [1] key, then press the [7] key.
When you press the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key, the property sheet is erased and an underline is added to the n position where the cursor is located. ul
l, (←). [→] An underline is added to each character each time the primary key cursor is moved one digit. Also, if an underline has already been added, it will be deleted. [Press the Select/Execute key to finish underlining. Note that if an underline is specified for a character string to which an underline or double underline has already been added, the underline or double underline will be canceled. Next, canceling the underline will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, property sheets 1 to 1 in FIG. 155 are displayed. Next, press the (2) key, the [7] key, and the Select/Execute key to clear the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the underlined string and press the Select/Execute key. to end the underline cancellation. Note that if you cancel the underline on a character that has a double underline, the double underline will be canceled. Even if you cancel the underline on a character that does not have an underline (double underline), it will not work. The area from the cursor position to the large line (if continuous) is subject to cancellation. (6) Double underline First, we will explain the double underline specification. Move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character modification] key. and the 155th
The diagram property sheet is displayed. Next, press the [1] key.
Pressing the [8] key and the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet and adds a double underline to the cursor position. Thereafter, each time the [←] and [→] primary key cursor is moved one digit, a double underline is added to each character. Also,
If two city underlines have already been added, they will be deleted. Then, when the [SELECT/EXECUTE] key is pressed, the double underline designation is completed. Note that if a double underline is specified for a character to which an underline or double underline has been added, the underline or double underline will be canceled. Next, canceling the double underline will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, press the [2] key, the [8] key, or the (select/execute) key to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string with double underlining, and press the Select/Execute key to move the cursor to the beginning of the character string with double underlining, and press the Select/Execute key. Finish canceling double underline.If you cancel 2iI'! underline on an underlined character, the underline will be canceled.Even if you cancel double underline on a character without double underline (mone), It does not work. (a) Diagonal lines This will be explained with reference to Figures 155, 157, and 158. First, we will explain how to specify diagonal lines. Move the cursor to the first character and press the (character modification) key. and the first
The property sheet shown in Figure 55 is displayed. Next, [1]
Key,

Press the [9] key and the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet. If you move the cursor to the last character and press the [Select/Execute] key, a diagonal line will be added between the specified characters. Note that if you remove diagonal lines from a character string that does not have diagonal lines, the position is inappropriate and an alarm will sound. Next, removal of diagonal lines will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 155 is displayed. Next, press the [2] key.

Press the [9] key and the [Select/Execute] key to clear the property sheet. If you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Select/Execute] key, the diagonal line between the specified characters will be removed. In addition, cancellation of the diagonally shaded part will not be accepted and will be treated as an error. FIG. 157 shows a specific example of specification. Figure 157(a)
If you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key, the result will be as shown in Figure 157 (b), and if you move the cursor to the last character and press the [Select/Execute] key, the 157th character will appear. The result will be as shown in Figure (C), with diagonal lines added. Next, changing the line type of diagonal lines will be explained. Note that the default line type for diagonal lines is a thin solid line. [Press the guide key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 158. If you want to change the line type, perform the above operation on the word you deleted from the character modification property sheet. Next, press the [Numeric] key and the (Select/Execute) key to clear the property sheet. Move the cursor to the last character and press the [Select/Execute] key to display a diagonal line with the specified line type. [Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, the input operations in the character modification mode and the print control mode are made similar to the input operations in other operation modes, so that the input operations can be unified. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a document creation device that allows an operator to easily understand the operation and prevents malfunctions.

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FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an example of a document creation device to which the present invention is applied. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of the memory area of a floppy disk necessary for the example shown in FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a memory area of the main memory. Figure 4 is a front view of the keyboard, Figure 5 is a flowchart explaining the overall work flow, Figure 6 is a diagram showing the display screen, Figure 7 is an illustration of half-width katakana code, Figure 8 to the first
Figure 2 is an illustration of symbol calling, Figures 13 and 14 are illustrations of kanji input, Figures 15 and 16 are illustrations of batch hiragana input, Figure 17 is an illustration of the screen layout, and Figure 18 is an illustration of the screen layout. The figure is an explanatory diagram of page line storage, Figures 19 and 20 are explanatory diagrams of document creation, Figures 21 to 23 are explanatory diagrams of document proofreading and addition, and Figures 24 and 25 are document cutting diagrams. Explanatory diagram, No. 26
Figures 27 and 27 (explanatory diagram of how to specify a range during proofreading, Figure 28 is an explanatory diagram of how to specify a range during line editing, Figure 29 is an explanatory diagram of proofreading, Figures 30 and 31) Figure 32 is an illustration of insertion, Figure 32 is an illustration of deletion, Figure 33 is an illustration of movement, Figures 34 and 35 are illustrations of inputting a single kanji, and Figure 36 is an illustration of inputting a single kanji.
Figure 37 is an illustration of repetition, Figure 37 is an illustration of character string search, Figures 38 and 39 are illustrations of right alignment, Figure 40 is an illustration of left alignment, Figure 41 is an illustration of centering, Fig. 42 is an explanatory diagram of operator word registration, Fig. 43 is an explanatory diagram of operator word deletion, Figs. 44 to 47 are explanatory diagrams of character modification, and Figs. 48 to 55 are illustrations of creation of ruled lines. Diagram for explaining deletion, Figures 56 and 57 are diagrams for explaining format, Figures 58 to 64 are diagrams for explaining column editing, Figure 65 is diagram for explaining saving the document, and Figure 66 is layout display. Figures 67 to 69 are illustrations of superscript/subscript, Figures 70 and 71 are illustrations of ruby characters, Figures 72 to 104 are illustrations of figure creation, 105 to 109 are explanatory diagrams of printing control, and FIGS. 110 to 11
2 is an explanatory diagram of the calculation function, FIGS. 113 to 116 are explanatory diagrams of the print function, FIGS. 117 to 120 are explanatory diagrams of document management, and FIGS. 121 to 133 are explanatory diagrams of external character registration. , FIGS. 134 to 145 are explanatory diagrams of graph functions, FIGS. 146 to 151 are explanatory diagrams of property sheets, FIG. 152 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 153 is an explanatory diagram of a property sheet. A flowchart showing the processing procedure of the character ridge mode, Fig. 154 is a route map showing the display mode at each step of the character decoration mode, and Figs. 155 to 158 are diagrams explaining character decoration in relation to operations. It is. 901... Input section, 902... Code identification section, 90
3...Character modification control unit, 904...Cursor position instruction unit, 905...Display control unit, 906...Execution instruction unit. Applicant's agent: Sato-O (procedural amendment group type) % type % 1. Indication of the case 1988 Patent Application No. 141255 2. Invention title document preparation device 3. Person making the amendment Relationship with the case Patent application Person (307) Toshiba Corporation (1 idiot) 4. Representative Person (zip code 100) August 11, 1980 (Shipping date: August 19, 1986) (3) Same, Figure 152~ Figure 158 is corrected as shown in the attached drawing. Description 1, Title of the invention Document creation device 2, Claims An input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes, and a code for identifying the input code based on an incoming signal from this input section an identification section; and when a character modification mode and a print control mode are instructed by the identified code, when it is detected through the code identification section that the execution key in the input section is subsequently pressed, the character modification is performed. A document creation device comprising: a mode; and a control means for executing the character control mode. 3. Detailed Description of the Invention [Object of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a document creation device for creating, proofreading, and editing documents. (Prior Art) In recent years, with the progress of OA (office automation), document creation devices that create, proofread, and edit documents have been increasing in number. In particular, various types of document creation devices that handle Japanese (so-called Japanese word processors) are provided. When creating a document using the traditional Word Bros.
The input characters are sequentially output to a character display device or the like. In order to emphasize some particular character strings in this input character string, each character of the particular character string may be changed to have twice the character size in the horizontal direction, or Character modification such as adding a bracket is performed. Further, in order to arrange the appearance of the document, printing control is performed, such as allocating character strings at equal intervals and specifying a logo. In such character modification and printing control, it is necessary to specify the range of the target character string, and conventionally, the operator moves the cursor to the beginning of the target character string and then performs the "character modification". Specify the start character by pressing the key or "Print control" key, then move the cursor to the last character of the target character string, and then press the "Character!! Decoration" key or "Print control" key again. By pressing , you can specify the target string range, and also perform character modification and printing control. Therefore, for example, when deleting part of a string, other specified modes of input, such as pressing the "Execute" key after moving the cursor to the last character of the target string, can be executed. Unlike an operation, pressing the "character modification" key or the "print control" key twice serves as an execution command. (Problem to be Solved by the Invention) As described above, if the input operation procedures are inconsistent in different operation modes, the operator may misunderstand the procedures or have to understand them separately. I have to say that it lacks sex. The present invention has been made in consideration of the above points, and aims to provide a document creation device that can unify key human power, improve operability, and speed up configuration and editing operations. It is something to do. [Structure of the Invention] (Means and Effects for Solving the Problems) To achieve the above object, the present invention provides an input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes, and an input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes. A code identification unit that identifies the input code based on the signal, and a code identification unit that detects that the subsequent execution key in the input unit has been pressed when the identified code instructs the character modification mode and print control mode. The present invention provides a document creation device comprising a control 2t1 means for executing a character decoration mode and a print control mode when detected via a character modification mode and a print control mode. (Embodiment) Hereinafter, an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a character modification mode will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In FIG. It is equipped with various control code keys.Character codes and control codes input through the human power section 901 are given to a code identification section 902, where they are identified. "Character modification"
If it is determined that it is a code signal from a key, an output signal is sent to the character modification control section 903. When the character modification control unit 903 receives this output signal, it inverts the character currently indicated by the cursor (1!). I!
A command signal for performing (whitening processing) is given to the display control unit 905 to operate it, and the corresponding character is displayed in white on a character display device (not shown). Also, the code identification section 9
02 is the code signal from the “character modification” key followed by “
When the code signal from the cursor movement key is input,
An output signal is sent to the cursor position instruction section 904, and an operation command signal is given to the character modification control section 903 via the cursor position instruction section 904, and the same as described above is applied to a character newly specified by the movement of the cursor. to be displayed in white. Furthermore, the embodiment of FIG. 1 has an execution instruction section 906. This execution instruction section 906 has a code identification section 902 of 1
When the code signal is determined to be from the "Execute" key, an output signal is given to the execution instruction section 906, and the execution instruction section 906 then sends the characters to the character modification control section 903 for the specified string of characters displayed in white. It is designed to memorize modification instructions. The apparatus having the above configuration executes a character modification operation according to the operating procedure shown in FIG. That is, in step SPI, it is determined whether or not the "character modification" key has been pressed, and if a negative result is obtained, the process moves to step SP'6 and ends the procedure without executing the character modification operation and proceeds to other processing. Move. On the other hand, in step SPI, [character modification]
When the key is pressed and a positive result (q) is pressed, the process moves to the next step SP2 and inverts the character at the cursor position.Then, the key that is subsequently input in step SP3 is the "cursor movement" key. If it is a "cursor movement" key, the moved character is similarly inverted. If a negative result is obtained in this step SP3, the process moves to the next step SP4 and "Execute". It is determined whether or not a key has been pressed, and if a positive result is obtained, character modification specifications for a series of character strings that have been reversed are stored in the next step SP5.Then, the character modification flij f, 1
One work is ended in step SP6. On the other hand, if a negative result is obtained in both steps SP3 and SP4, this means that no operation is performed after the "Character modification" key is pressed, so the process ends in step SP6 and the character Finish the modifying action. Note that, in practice, it is necessary to position the cursor at the starting character to be modified prior to the character modification operation. Therefore, steps for cursor movement shown in steps 5P20 and 5P21 are provided prior to step SP1, which is a step for determining the sense of the "character modification" key. When the configuration shown in FIG. 1 is used and a character modification operation is executed according to the procedure shown in FIG. 2, the display on the character display device changes as shown in FIG. 3. For example, a case of "double-width" character modification that doubles the horizontal size of the character size will be described. The operator first uses the "cursor movement" key to move the cursor to the first character of the character string that you want to make double-width, for example "Japanese J".
, and then press "Double Width" among the "Character Modifier" keys.
Enter the key. At this time, the character "日" is displayed in white as shown in FIG. 3(a). When the operator continues to move the cursor 910 to specify the character string that he wants to make double-width, each character that the cursor 910 moves to is displayed in white, and when he moves to the last character "su" that he wants to make double-width, that All characters of the character string [Japanese word processor] are displayed in white as shown in FIG. 3(b). Thereafter, when the operator presses the "execute" key, each character in the character string is designated as double-width, displayed in double-width as shown in FIG. 3(C), and stored. Here, if the cursor 910 is moved back from the stage where the character string "Japanese word processor" is displayed in white as shown in FIG. Only the character string ``Japanese'' is displayed in white, and when the ``Execute'' key is input here, only the character string ``Japanese'' becomes double-width. That is, before the "Execute" key is pressed, the character string to be highlighted is changed according to the movement of the cursor 910, and when the "Execute" key is finally pressed, the highlighted character string is changed. This is the range of character modification. According to the embodiment described above, in order to perform character modification, the operator moves the cursor 910 to the start character for character modification, selects the character modification mode, and performs character modification, in the same way as when inputting other operations. You can specify a character string by moving the cursor 910, and when the cursor 910 reaches the last character, press the "Execute" key to modify the character. You can specify the target string and have it executed. Therefore, the operating procedure can be easily understood, and erroneous operations can be significantly reduced. Although the present invention is applied to a character modification mode, it can also be applied to a print control mode in which the procedure for specifying and executing a target character string is different from the general operation mode. However, the same effect as described above can be obtained. Furthermore, in the above description, the input unit 901 of the present invention
Although a keyboard input device is shown as a keyboard input device, a pointing device such as a mouse or a tablet may also be used for inputting a cursor movement command. Next, the character correction 1 function will be explained in relation to specific operations. (1) Explanation will be made with reference to FIG. First, the single-angle specification will be explained. Move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 4. [1
] key, [3] key, or [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet and displays the cursor position in reverse video. From then on, each time you move the primary key cursor one digit with [←] or (→), a highlighted character will be added. Also, if it is already highlighted, the highlighted display will be deleted. Next, select [Select/Execute] When you press the crosshair key, the highlighted character is displayed in double-width. This completes the double-width specification. Note that the cursor can only be moved left and right, but not up and down (an alarm will sound and the [Function Press the [Select] key and the [Guide] key to display the property sheet for an incorrectly positioned error message).If you specify double-width for double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the original characters (full-width, half-width, ruby characters) Return. Explaining how to cancel double-width.Press the [Character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 4.Next, press the [2] key,
3) key and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the double-width character string. [Press the Select/Execute key to change the double-width character string to a full-width character string. In this way, the double angle cancellation is completed. Even if double-width is canceled for characters other than double-width (height double-width, quadruple-width), the characters become full-width characters. (2) Double Height First, double height specification will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the C character modification key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Next, when you press the [1] key, [4] key, or (select/execute) key, the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is highlighted. onwards,〔
When the cursor is moved one digit using the ←] and (→) keys, a highlighted character is added to the display one by one. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, press the Select/Execute key to display the highlighted characters in double height. In this way, the double height specification is completed. Note that if double height is specified, the line will overlap one line above. Cursor movement is only possible in the left and right directions. The vertical direction is not possible (an alarm sounds, and when you press the [Function Selection] key and the C guide key, a property sheet with an error message indicating that the position is inappropriate is displayed). If double-height is specified for double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the characters return to the original characters (full-width, half-width, ruby characters). Next, canceling the double height angle will be explained. When you press the C character Modify #) key, the property sheet shown in Figure 4 is displayed. next(
Pressing the 2] key, the 4) key, or the selection/execution key erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the string with double height specified, and press (
Press the Select/Execute) key to convert double-height character strings to full-width character strings. In this way, the cancellation of the double height angle is completed. Note that even if characters other than double-height characters (double-width, quadruple-width characters) are reset to double-height characters, they become full-width characters. (3) Quadruple angle First, quadruple angle specification will be explained. When the cursor is moved to the first character and the C character modification key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Next, press the [1] key, then press the [5] key.
When you press the key or the [Select/Execute] key, the property sheet is cleared and the cursor position is highlighted. From then on, [←]. [→] Each time the primary key cursor is moved one digit, a highlighted character is added. Furthermore, if it has already been highlighted, the highlighted display will be erased. Next, when the [Select/Execute key] is pressed, the highlighted character is displayed in quadruple size, and the quadruple size specification is completed. In addition, 4
If double-width is specified, the line will overlap one line above. The cursor can only be moved in the horizontal direction, but not in the vertical direction (an alarm sounds, and when the [Function Selection] key and the [Guide key] are pressed, a property sheet with an error message indicating an inappropriate position is displayed). If you specify double-width, double-height, or quadruple-width characters, the characters return to the original characters (full-width, half-width, ruby characters). Next, quadruple angle cancellation will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. next〔
Press the 2] key, the 5 key, or the Select/Execute key to clear the property sheet.
When you press the select/execute key, the quadruple-width character string becomes a full-width character string. In this way, the quadruple angle cancellation is completed. Even if you cancel quadruple-width characters other than quadruple-width characters (double-width, double-height), they become full-width characters. (4) Shading First, the shading specification will be explained. When you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key, the property sheet shown in Figure 4 will be displayed. Next, when you press the [1] key, the [6] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and the cursor position is shaded. onwards,〔
←〕, [→〕] keys Each time the cursor moves one digit, one character is added with shading. Furthermore, if it has already been shaded, the shaded area will be erased. Here, press the [Next Candidate], (Function Selection) + [Next Candidate] keys to change the mesh bar. Press the [Select/Execute key] to end the shading specification. In addition, [←], [ → If you want to select a net rod before moving the cursor, press the guide key. 70 putty sheets for the net rods shown in Figure 5 will be displayed, so use the numeric keys to select them. To move the cursor, This is possible only in the horizontal direction, but not in the vertical direction (the alarm will sound, and pressing the [Function Selection] key + [Guide key] will display the property sheet of the error message indicating that the position is inappropriate).Next, we will explain about removing the shading. Press the [C character modification] key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 4.Next, press the [C character modification] key.
Pressing the 2] key, the 6 key, or the select/execute key erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the string for which you have specified shading, and click
Press the selection/execution key to finish removing the shading. Note that if a different shading is specified for a character string for which shading is specified, the shading bar is replaced by another shading bar. Nothing is done when unshading is removed from an unshaded string. (5) Underline First, underline specification will be explained. When you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key, the property sheet shown in Figure 4 will be displayed. Next, when you press the [1] key, the [7] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and an underline is added to the cursor position. onwards,〔
←], [→]] Keys Each time the cursor moves one digit, an underline is added to the character. Also, if an underline is already added, it will be deleted. [Press the Select/Execute key to finish underlining. Note that if an underline is specified for a character string to which an underline or double underline has already been added, the underline or double underline will be canceled. Next, canceling the underline will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Next [2
] key, [7] key, or [Select/Execute key] will erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the character string specified to be underlined and press the Select/Execute key to finish removing the underline. Note that if you cancel the underlining of a double-underlined character, the double underlining will be canceled. Even if you remove the underline from a character that does not have an underline (double underline), it does not work. The area from the cursor position to the large line (if continuous) is subject to cancellation. (6) Double underline First, double underline specification will be explained. When you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key, the property sheet shown in Figure 4 will be displayed. Next, when you press the [1] key, the [8] key, and the [Select/Execute key], the property sheet is erased and a double underline is added to the cursor position. Thereafter, each time the [←] and [→] primary key cursor is moved one digit, a double underline is added to each character. Furthermore, if a double underline has already been added, it will be deleted. Then, when the [select/execute] key is pressed, the double underline designation is completed. Note that if a double underline is specified for a character to which an underline or double underline has been added, the underline or double underline will be canceled. Next, canceling the double underline will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Next, press the [2] key, the [8] key, and the [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the beginning of the string with double underlining and press the Select/Execute key.Move the cursor to the beginning of the string with double underlining and press the Select/Execute key. Finish canceling double underline. Note that if you cancel the double underline on an underlined character, the underline will be canceled. Even if you cancel the double underline on a character that does not have a double underline (underline), it will not work. (7) Explanation will be given with reference to diagonally shaded FIGS. 4, 6, and 7. First, diagonal line designation will be explained. When you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character Modification] key, the property sheet shown in Figure 4 will be displayed. Next, press the [1] key.

Pressing the [9] key and the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet. Move the cursor to the last character and press the Select/Execute key to add diagonal lines between the specified characters. Note that if you remove diagonal lines from a character string that does not have diagonal lines, the position is inappropriate and an alarm will sound. Next, removal of diagonal lines will be explained. When the [Character Modification] key is pressed, the property sheet shown in FIG. 4 is displayed. Next [2
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Pressing the [9] key and the [Select/Execute key] erases the property sheet. If you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Select/Execute] key, the diagonal line between the specified characters will be removed. In addition, cancellation of the diagonally shaded part will not be accepted and will be treated as an error. FIG. 6 shows a specific example of specification. In Figure 6(a), if you move the cursor to the first character and press the [Character modification] key, the result will be as shown in Figure 6(b), and if you move the cursor to the last character and press the [Select/Execute button] When you press -, Figure 6 (C) appears.
It will look like this, and a diagonal line will be added. Next, changing the line type of diagonal lines will be explained. Note that the default line type for diagonal lines is solid cotton. [Press the guide key to display the property sheet shown in Figure 7. If you want to change the line type, perform the above operation on the word you deleted from the character modification property sheet. Next, press the [Ten key] and [Select/Execute key] to erase the property sheet. Move the cursor to the last character and press the Select/Execute key to display a diagonal line with the specified line type. [Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, input operations in character modification mode and print control mode are made similar to input operations in other operation modes, so input operations can be unified, making it easier for the operator. It is possible to obtain a document creation device whose operation can be easily understood and malfunctions can be prevented. 4. Brief description of the drawings Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a flowchart showing the processing procedure of the character modification mode, and Fig. 3 is each step of the character modification mode. 4 to 7 are diagrams illustrating character modification in conjunction with operation and WA. 901... Input section, 902... Code identification section, 90
3...Character modification control unit, 904...Cursor position instruction unit, 905...Display control unit, 906...Execution instruction unit. Applicant's representative Mr. Sato Figure 2 (α) (b) <C) Group 7

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[Claims] An input section for inputting a plurality of character codes and a plurality of function codes; a code identification section for identifying the input code based on an incoming signal from the input section; and a character modification mode and a print control mode based on the identified code. A document creation device comprising: a control means for executing the character modification mode and the character control mode when it is detected via the code identification unit that a subsequent execution key in the input unit is pressed when instructed. .