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Manual Operations
ce the mistake, but don't worry. Press the cursor movement key ({=])
and bring the cursor to the wrong numeral.
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Then press the right key (3) .
(3)
Now the calculation formula has been corrected. Find the answer.
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Example:
26X7+23=205
It is assumed that 32 has been input instead o
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In this case
After correcting the error by back-space oper:
press (x).
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(3)
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keys, the [5s] key deletes
cursor
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d moves all characters on the righ
when using the 6s} key.
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23 by mistake.
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he (5) key is convenient for correction.
the character on the left of the
one space to the left. Be careful
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Let's Operate the Computer
As shown above, when a mistake is noticed during the input process, it can be
easily corrected by using the cursor movement keys or the 3) key. However,
when a mistake is noticed after the & key has been pressed, use the REPLAY
function (8) or calculate again from the beginning.
Now write characters using the alphabet keys.
These keys are arranged in the same manner as on typewriters (ASCII arrange-
ment).
First write capitals.
Example:
Input A, B, C, X, Y and Z.
First input A, B and C.
Aj(Bi[c
Then input X, Y and Z.
Next, insert a one-character space between ABC and XYZ. Bring the cursor to
the position of X.
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Make'a one-character space.
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To insert a space between. characters in this manner, place the cursor where the
space is to be inserted and press the [¥s) key. When desiring to insert some
spaces, keep this key pressed:
This computer is capable of. displaying small letters and special characters in
addition to.numerals and capitals. For displaying these characters, use the exten-
sion mode. See page 9.
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