(Power):
•Turns the
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•Prints the current label design onto the tape.
•Opens the Print Options menu when used in combination with the 
key.
(Preview):
•Displays a preview of the label.
(Feed & Cut):
•Feeds 0.89" (22.5 mm) of blank tape and then automatically cuts the tape.
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•Opens the Text menu, where you can set character attributes for the label.
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•Opens the Label menu, where you can set label attributes for the label.
(Auto-Format):
•Opens the
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•Opens the Tools menu, where you can set operating preferences for the
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•Clears all text entered, or all text and current label settings.
(Backspace):
•Deletes the character to the left of the cursor.
•Cancels the current command and returns the display to the data entry screen or the previous step.
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•Turns the Caps mode on and off. When the Caps mode is on, uppercase letters can be entered by simply pressing a character key.
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•Use these keys to type letters or numbers.
•Uppercase letters, symbols or accent characters can be entered using these
keys in combination with the 
, 
, or 
keys.
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•Use this key in combination with the letter and number keys to type uppercase letters or the symbols indicated on the number keys.
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•Use this key in combination with keys that have blue characters above them to type the accented characters or symbols indicated, or to activate the function indicated.
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•Use this to select and enter a symbol from a list of available symbols.
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•Use this to select and enter an accented character from the list of available characters.
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•Enters a blank space.
•Returns a setting to the default value.
(Return):
•Enters a new line when entering text.
•Selects the option displayed when setting label attributes in the function menus, or when entering symbols or accent characters.
(Escape):
•Cancels the current command and returns the display to the data entry screen or the previous step.
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•Moves the cursor in the direction of the arrow when entering or editing characters, entering symbols or accented characters, and when setting label attributes in the function menus.
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