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The machine distinguishes three kinds of files: • Spreadsheet files: A Spreadsheet file is stored in the memory only while you are working on it. When the file is completed, you can save it only on cp uu disk. cc • Create Document files: You can save several Create Document files in U) the memory or on a disk. • All other files: All the other files that you can create with this machine are automatically stored into the memory. These files include: cw., User Dictionary file (for the Spell Checker) Abbreviated phrases file (for speeding up typing) Address Book file Scheduler/Calendar file Things to Do List file Communication setting file Only one of each of the above kinds of files can be stored in the memory at one time. If you wish, each of these files can be saved separately on disk and retrieved when necessary. Only one User Dictionary and one Abbrevi- ated Phrase file can be saved on the same disk. The Display The LCD screen of this machine can display 22 lines of 80 characters. Each mode of operation (Create Document, Communication, etc.) uses a different screen layout, adapted to the work that is done in that mode, but most screens are consistently divided into three principal regions Status Line: The top line of the screen helps you to remember where you are and which functions are activated. The pieces of information that appear on the status line are called indicators. For example, in the Create Document mode, the status line indicates the page, line, and column number, the name of the file you are working on, etc. Some indicators appear only when the corresponding function is activated. • Work Area: On most screens, the central part of the display is the place where you can actually input or modify your data. • Message Area: The bottom of the screen is reserved for messages or prompts that the machine displays automatically to tell you what to do next. You will be able to perform most operations by simply following the instructions at the bottom of the screen. Example: the main screen of the Create Document mode. XXXXXXXX P:XX L:XX COL:XXX KB:X 0• L • • 3 4 5 6 9:18AM € 0 Work Area Status Line Message Area Wirt oar to A igtvJALEare 15

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The
machine
distinguishes
three
kinds
of
files:
Spreadsheet
files:
A
Spreadsheet
file
is
stored
in
the
memory
only
while
you
are
working
on
it.
When
the
file
is
completed,
you
can
save
it
only
on
disk.
Create
Document
files:
You
can
save
several
Create
Document
files
in
the
memory
or
on
a
disk.
All
other
files:
All
the
other
files
that
you
can
create
with
this
machine
are
automatically
stored
into
the
memory.
These
files
include:
User
Dictionary
file
(for
the
Spell
Checker)
Abbreviated
phrases
file
(for
speeding
up
typing)
Address
Book
file
Scheduler/Calendar
file
Things
to
Do
List
file
Communication
setting
file
Only
one
of
each
of
the
above
kinds
of
files
can
be
stored
in
the
memory
at
one
time.
If
you
wish,
each
of
these
files
can
be
saved
separately
on
disk
and
retrieved
when
necessary.
Only
one
User
Dictionary
and
one
Abbrevi-
ated
Phrase
file
can
be
saved
on
the
same disk.
The
Display
The
LCD
screen
of
this
machine
can
display
22
lines
of
80
characters.
Each
mode
of
operation
(Create
Document,
Communication,
etc.)
uses
a
different
screen
layout,
adapted
to
the
work
that
is
done
in
that
mode,
but
most
screens
are
consistently
divided
into
three
principal
regions
Status
Line:
The
top
line
of
the
screen
helps
you
to
remember
where
you
are
and
which
functions
are
activated.
The
pieces
of
information
that
appear
on
the
status
line
are
called
indicators.
For
example,
in
the
Create
Document
mode,
the
status
line
indicates
the
page,
line,
and
column
num-
ber,
the
name
of
the
file
you
are
working
on,
etc.
Some
indicators
appear
only
when
the
corresponding
function
is
activated.
Work
Area:
On most
screens,
the
central
part
of
the
display
is
the
place
where
you
can
actually
input
or
modify
your
data.
Message
Area:
The
bottom
of
the
screen
is
reserved
for
messages
or
prompts
that
the
machine
displays
automatically
to
tell
you
what
to
do
next.
You
will
be
able
to
perform
most
operations
by
simply
following
the
instruc-
tions
at
the
bottom
of
the
screen.
Example:
the
main
screen
of
the
Create
Document
mode.
XXXXXXXX
P:XX
L:XX
COL:XXX
KB:X
0
L
3
0
Work
Area
9:18AM
4
5
6
Wirt
oar
to
A
igtvJALEare
Status
Line
Message
Area
cp
uu
cc
U)
w
c.,
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