Insert | C Technologies C-Pen guide

As default C Write Prototype Viewing is enabled. When scrolling in the character set you can see how the charac- ters should be drawn if you want to use C-Pen as a normal pen during editing. C Write Prototype Viewing is auto- matically turned on/off when C Write Feedback is turned on/off, see p. 32.

Insert

Move the cursor to the place where you want to insert text, and select Insert from the menu. You can choose between inserting a space, a line break, a character or multiple char- acters.

Select Character in the insert menu to insert one charac- ter. Then turn Nav to select a character from the character set and press Nav. The character set closes automatically after insertion.

To insert more than one character, select Multiple Charac- ters. Turn Nav to select a character from the character set and press Nav. The character set remains on the display and you can continue inserting characters.

As default C Write Prototype Viewing is enabled. When scrolling in the character set you can see how the charac- ters should be drawn if you want to use C-Pen as a normal pen during editing. C Write Prototype Viewing is auto- matically turned on/off when C Write Feedback is turned on/off, see p. 32.

When you are finished, press ESC or the DONE button (in the end of the character set) to return to the text you are editing.

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Contents

USER’S Guide Please Note Contents Technical Specifications Warranty Pen Models Introduction to Read Direct Info Write Storage Beam Dictionary Pen 600MX Your Personal Digital Assistant Powerful featuresRead Write only the Latin alphabet Print quality of the text Optimal Reading Conditions Language of the text Position and movement of C-PenDeformed characters Overlapping characters User Documentation and Support Care and SafetyPage Parts of C-Pen Presentation of C-PEN On/Off and Nav Status field Display Objects Check boxes Application iconsMenus Dialog buttons Dialog boxesEdit fields Installing the batteries BatteryGetting Started Turning C-Pen On and Off Battery power level Please note that information may be lost if you remove Navigating and Selecting YES Press to select an object Edit mode symbol Reading Text Reading and Saving TextPage Deleting a line ReadingReading another line Saving Text Entering edit mode from the Text screen Entering Edit ModeEntering edit mode in an edit field Editing Text Done Quit EditingChange Insert Delete PasteGo to Select Insert Select SettingsCut, Copy and Paste Delete Write Enter edit modeText Quality Select Normal or Inverted Calibration Quit Editing Basic rules when using C Write Go to Settings in the main screen Select C Write Feedback Capital letters Symbols Write symbol mode icon Write Prototypes Page Special characters Accents and umlauts Page Applications Page Creating a new file or folder Rename Command menuOpen Exit PropertiesText menu Edit/C Write Settings Introduction Installing a dictionary from the C-Pen CDDictionary Installing a dictionary from the web Removing a dictionary Access to dictionaries Using C Dictionary Word edit box Translation/definition screen Word references Word selection screen Word selection list Dictionaries button Text Language Exit C Dictionary Info button Settings Text Quality Read Mode Recieving files Beam SettingsAlways send as Unicode Write Feedback Please note that it is impossible to read red text How to Calibrate Contrast System SettingsPIN code Menu Language Power-off timeFont Left/Right Hand Info TroubleshootingGetting started Support Storage Page Receiving files Beam Send files Always send files as Unicode Page Direct Using IR Using cable Write only available for latin characters Installing C-Win Software Using C-PEN with Your PC Connecting C-Pen to a PC by IR Connecting C-Pen to a PC by Cable Pen Viewer Getting Help Copy and paste in the PC Environment Installing and Removing Applications Transferring files to and from a PC Transferring Files Transferring files to and from a PDA device Pen Edit Closing the Connection RAM 4 MB Technical Specifications Warranty Page Limited Worldwide Warranty Warranty Information Page Page UL Statement Dictionary Copyright Notice Page Dictionary 7, 39 Index Cable Connector Calibration OCR Status field Storage 8