Smith Corona PWP System 14 - Entering Printing Instructions; Write Protection; More about Storing

Entering Printing Instructions:
1. Check ribbon cassette to make sure there is sufficient ribbon left to print the page.
2. Be sure the proper Printwheel is inserted according to the pitch you have selected.
3. Depress the RETURN KEY. Printing begins.
NOTE: In multi-page documents, printing pauses at the end of each page so you can insert
new paper. Depress the RETURN KEY to continue printing the next page.
At any time you want to cancel printing, depress the MENU KEY.
More about Storing
Each MicroDisk can store over 200 separate documents or 163,000 chara cte rs (about 81 pages
of double-spaced text), whichever comes first.
If there is not enough room on the MicroDisk to store a particular document, the SCREEN
displays "Inadequate Disk Storage." You have the option to delete some documents on the
inserted MicroDisk or insert another disk.
In Section III: Editing, you will also learn how to replace an original document on Disk with the
edited version in one step.
IMPORTANT: We recommend frequently storing text to MicroDisk whe n typing long documents
or when leaving your system to avoid accidental erasure of memory. You can then continue
adding to the document and replacing it on the MicroDisk periodically. (See instructions to
Replace a document on MicroDisk on p.33.)
Because the MicroDisk can become lost or damaged, we also highly recommend you
duplicate important and long documents on separate MicroDisks.
Write protection
To ensure that a MicroDisk containing important documents is not erased accidentally, you can
"write protect" it. To do this, turn the MicroDisk over to the side without the label. You will see a
small plastic slide in one corner.
Push the plastic slide toward the edge of the MicroDisk.
The MicroDisk is now
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write protected" and you will not be able to store anything else to this
MicroDisk or erase it until Write Protection is reversed.
When the document is no longer needed, or when you want to add text to the MicroDisk, simply
reverse the above procedure. When the MicroDisk is no longer
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write protected" you can erase
the document or store to the disk again.
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