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Casio KL-8100 manual To display the ALL Form menu, All Text Operations

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All Text Operations

The procedures in this section control the following parameters for all of the text on the display.

•Mirror printing (mirror, normal)

•Proportional character spacing (on, off)

•Smoothing (on, off)

•Block space (none, narrow, wide)

•Feed (long, short, manual)

•Tape length (auto, fixed)

•Block alignment (left, center, right, uniform spacing)

Use the BLOCK FORM menu to perform block operations.

To display the ALL FORM menu

1.While there is text on the display, press FORM.

2.Use u and i to move the highlighting to ”ALL FORM” and then press SET.

•Use u and i to move the highlighting between menu items.

•The ALL FORM menu has three pages. Press SET while the first page is displayed to change to the second page. Press SET while the second page is displayed to change to the third page. Pressing SET while the third page is displayed registers any settings with the menu and returns to the text input screen.

•Use t and y to change between settings of the currently selected (highlighted) item.

•The following explanations describe each of the ALL FORM menu items in detail.

MIRROR/NORMAL

MIRROR

NORMAL

PROPORTIONAL

ON

OFF

SMOOTHING

ON

OFF

BLOCK SPACE

NONEWIDE

NARROW

FEED

You can also one of two different feed settings that provides either long or short side spaces (”Fundamentals of Label Layout” page E-16). You can also specify manual feed.

LONG

This setting causes the tape to feed 16mm at the beginning and end of each printing.

SHORT

This setting causes the tape to feed 3mm at the beginning and end of each printing.

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Casio KL-8100 manual To display the ALL Form menu, All Text Operations

Contents

KL-8100 About safety precaution symbolsExamples Memory Introduction ContentsQuick Reference Power Supply Important PrecautionsLabel Printer Menus AC AdaptorPower On Recall Function Turning Power On and OffResetting the Memory Auto Power Off FunctionRemoving the Tape Cartridge Message Language About the SET UP menuDisplay Contrast SoundDisplay Symbols and Indicators Manual feed indicator To use the Symbol menuBasic Alpha-Numeric Input About the Code keyUser Characters Inputting IllustrationsDeleting Individual Characters Moving the CursorClearing the Display Text EditingTo switch between overwrite and insert Part 6 Character Sizes Text EffectsPart 8 Printing Part 9 FramesPart 14 Reference Part 12 MemoryPage Page ∑ Contact a nearby dealer whenever you require servicing Page Page Tape Cartridges SET SET Page Page Caps off Example To input á Code 1 ´ a SET Page Page Fonts Text Effects Character StylesDirect Specification of Character Sizes Small Typeface To change character size using direct specificationAbout the format menu About Auto Sizing To find out preset format character sizesFundamentals of Label Layout Using the Layout DisplayCreating and Deleting Blocks Block OperationsDirection All Text Operations To display the ALL Form menuUsing the Image Display Printing PrecautionsTo adjust the print density Printing a TapeTo specify a frame around the printing area To display the Presets menuTo specify frames around each character To show the image displayTo store a label created using a preset layout To use a preset layout to create a label and print itTo recall a preset layout label from memory To print a large-size label To delete a preset layout label from memoryBar Code Tape To print a bar codeTo recall a bar code from memory To store a bar codeTo delete a bar code from memory To print sequentially numbered labelsTo create a new stamp label To print a preset phraseTo store a numbering format To recall a numbering format from memoryTo recall a stamp label from memory To store a stamp labelTo delete a stamp label from memory To store dataInitial Settings Cleaning the Printer Head and RollerTo recall memory text using character search To clean the printer head and rollerTape Length Indicator Format IndicatorIllustrations Symbols, Dingbats, and Special Characters Initializing the Label PrinterFonts Enlarged Label Measurements FramesTroubleshooting Bar Code SpecificationsPower Supply PhrasesText Input Tape Cutting Using Labels Data Communication Error Messages Specifications