EBS EBS-6100 - WORD PROCESSOR - a Description of Control Keys; Opening and Editing a New Text File

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NOTE:
• Once created, a text file remains in the printer’s memory even if the power supply
has been switched off. A file is removed from the library only when deleted.
• The maximum file length is restricted by the volume of the printer memory available.
• Up to 6 special registers
can be used in a complex text file (see 4.4.1.10 Using Special
Registers below).
WORD PROCESSOR - A Description of Control Keys
¢¡£¤
To navigate within a given subfile or between text files.
Y ¢¡
to move the cursor to the first or to the last character in an ASCII
subfile.
Y £¤
To move the entire subfile by one pixel (dot) upwards or
downwards.
« ¢¡£¤
To create a new subfile in a given position in relation to the current
subfile.
¥
To switch between two character insertion modes:
INSert/OveRwrite.
¦
To delete a character at the cursor position in a subfile.
¨
To switch between national characters on the keypad. The
selection is indicated in the terminal status window, for example
K:POL.
German characters Polish characters
indication:
K:GER indication: K:POL
character ä corresponds to a characters ąĄ correspond to aA
ö o ćĆ cC
ß s ęĘ eE
ü u łŁ lL
Ä A ńŃ nN
Ö O óÓ oO
ß S śŚ sS
Ü U żŻ xX
źŹ zZ
§
To edit (modify) parameters of a subfile and to change the subfile
type.
« ¦
To delete the entire subfile.
« V
To edit a graphics subfile.
U
To cancel the edition (modification) of a current text.
V
To indicated the end of the edition (save the file in the library).
«
Q
To switch between two space display modes
3
. Spaces can be
displayed as  (by default) or as blanks. Spaces are always
printed as blanks no matter which display mode is active.
4.4.1.2. Opening and Editing a New Text File
In the main MENU select the TEXT SERVICE item and then the CREATE NEW TEXT
item, type in a subfile name consisting of up to eight characters and confirm.
3
Space – a blank distance between characters; insert it with the ª terminal key.
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