WP-100   (260-3950)             Features              Faxback Doc. # 5904

Your WP-100 Portable Wordprocessor increases your typing efficiency through
use of the most advanced technology. Some of the many outstanding features
are:

* Adjustable angled display: 8 lines of 80 characters each
* Standard typewriter keyboard layout
* User-friendly guidance messages
* 13-inch paper capacity
* Dual character pitch on the display: 10 and 12
* Built-in 50,000 word dictionary for spell check
* 2.8" diskette holds approximately 50,000 characters on each side
* Delete character/word/line
* Insert character/line
* Copy block text
* Move block text
* Delete block text
* Search and replace
* Reformat text
* Justify text
* Print page/file
* Add page numbers when printing
* Print one line at a time as you type in memory
* Underlining
* Boldfacing
* Typewriter mode

GETTING STARTED

Unpacking Instructions

Before you use your WP-100 Portable Wordprocessor, be sure to remove the 
packing materials. Keep these materials and reinstall them if you ever need to 
ship your WP-100.

NOTE: Install the printwheel as explained in the section, "Replacing 
      Accessories."

WP-100 SETUP

NOTE: If this is the first time that you have used this Wordprocessor, be
      sure to remove all of the packing materials, as described in the
      "Unpacking Instructions."

1. Open the cord compartment cover and take out the power cord.

2. Fit the power cord through the slot on the cord compartment and close the
   cover.

3. Lift the display and adjust the display angle. There are four stop  
   positions.

4. Raise the paper support panel.

TURNING ON THE WP-100

1. Plug the power cord into a 120 Volt, 60 Hz outlet.

2. Turn on the Wordprocessor's power switch. The printhead moves to the
   preset left margin. The Menu screen appears on the display following the
   copyright notice.

3. Adjust the contrast to the desired level.

PAPER IN/PAPER OUT

To insert paper:

1. Insert a sheet of paper behind the platen, using the paper guide for
   alignment.

2. Lift the paper bail away from the platen.

3. Press [PAPER IN].

   The WP-100 inserts the paper automatically and positions it 1 inch from
   the top of the paper.

4. Pull the paper release lever to straighten the paper, if necessary.

5. Be sure to return the paper bail and the paper release lever to the
   original position before typing.

To eject paper:

Press [CODE] + [PAPER IN] (PAPER OUT). The paper is ejected automatically.

KEY OPERATIONS

To type characters and operate features, there are three methods of key
operation as follows.

[S]--Just press the key to type the character "S."

[ALT] + [S]--Press the key while holding down the ALT key to activate the
Spell Doc function. (Use the [ALT] key along with any key that has a special
black label to indicate a function.)

[CODE] + [S]--Press the key while holding down the CODE key to activate the
Spell Wd function. (Use the [CODE] key along with any key that has a special
blue label to indicate a function.)

TURNING OFF THE WP-100

When you finish typing, decide if you want to keep a file for future use. If
so, refer to the "Diskette Operations" chapter to find out how to store text
to a diskette. If you DO NOT save your file, it will be lost when you turn
off the WP-100.

CAUTION: Do not remove the diskette or turn off the WP-100 while the disk
         drive is running. It might damage the contents of the diskette or
         the mechanism of the disk drive. When disk operations are complete,
         turn off the WP-100.

BASIC OPERATIONS IN TEXT MEMORY

TYPING TEXT

1. When you turn on the power, the Menu screen (shown below) appears on the
   display, following the copyright notice. The printhead moves to the
   preset left margin position (column 10).

2. Press 1. The Text screen appears.

The ruler scale corresponds to the scale on the paper bail, showing you the
actual position on the paper in inches.

3. Type the text. Each character that you type appears on the display and
   the cursor moves to the next position. As the cursor moves, the numbers
   in the column counter and line counter change to show the current cursor
   position.

4. If you want to print or store the text you have typed, press [MENU] to
   return to the Menu screen.

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