Smith Corona VTX 300 Table of Contents, Hardware Basics, Type Mode, Memory Mode, Page Layout

Table of Contents

Hardware Basics		Type Mode
Typewriter Diagram	1-1	The Display	3-1
Setting Up	1-2	Page Layout	3-1
Paper Support	1-3	Auto Return	3-1
Electrical Plug	1-3	Deactivating Auto Return	3-1
Selecting a Mode	1-3	Corrections	3-2
Standby Mode/Power On	1-3	Erasing Character(s) in Correction Memory	3-2
The Display	1-4	WordEraser®	3-2
Display Contrast	1-4	LineEraser®	3-3
Cursor	1-4	Character Swap®	3-3
Status Indicator	1-5	Word Swap®	3-4
Activating the Status Indicator	1-5	Auto Half Space	3-4
Volume Control	1-6	Off-Line Correction	3-5
Automatic Paper Insert	1-6	Forward Correct	3-5
Automatic Paper Eject	1-7	Half Space	3-6
Platen Knob/Variable Line Spacer	1-7	Adding a Character	3-6
Keyboard Diagram	1-8	Removing a Character	3-6
Code Key Functions on Upper Keyboard	1-8	Text Enhancements	3-7
Code Key Functions on Lower Keyboard	1-8	Bold Print	3-7
Code Key	1-10	Auto Underscore	3-7
Index Down/Index Up	1-10	Underscoring Words Only	3-7
Using Index Down	1-10	Using Auto Underscore All	3-7
Using Index Up	1-10	Manual Underscore	3-8
Shift	1-10	Auto Center	3-8
Lock	1-10	Superscript/Subscript	3-8
Shift Lock Indicator Light	1-11	Changing Pitch and Line Spacing	3-9
Caps Lock	1-11	Indented Paragraph	3-9
Keyboard II	1-12	Setting Indent	3-9
Repeat Action	1-12	Memory Mode
Page Layout
		Rechargeable 60-Day Memory Backup	4-1
Margins and Tabs	2-1	Memory Remaining	4-1
Margins	2-1	Checking Memory Remaining	4-1
Tabs	2-2	Accessing Word Processing	4-2
Setting Regular Tabs	2-2	Display	4-2
Using Tabs	2-2	Creating a File	4-2
Special Tabs	2-3	Word Wrap & Required Returns	4-3
To set a Decimal Tab	2-3	Automatic End of Page Feature	4-3
To set a Center Tab	2-3	Moving the Cursor	4-4
To set a Flush Right Tab	2-3	Format Settings	4-4
Using Special Tabs	2-4	Saving Text	4-4
Decimal Tabs	2-4	Corrections	4-4
Center and Flush Right Tabs	2-4	Correct and WordEraser	4-5
Changing Tabs	2-5	Character Swap	4-5
Changing a Regular Tab to a Special Tab	2-5	Word Swap	4-5
Changing a Special Tab to a Regular Tab	2-5	Inserting Text	4-5
Changing All Tabs to One Special Tab	2-5	Typing Over Errors	4-5
Changing All Special Tabs to Regular Tabs	2-5	Text Enhancements	4-6
Removing One Tab Setting	2-5	Using Bold Print	4-6
Clearing All Tab Settings	2-5	Using Auto Underscore Word	4-6
Format Settings	2-6	Using Auto Underscore All	4-6
Setting the End of Page Warning	2-6	Centering Text	4-7
Selecting Pitch	2-7	Superscript/Subscript	4-8
Selecting Line Spacing	2-7	Stop Codes	4-8
Setting Impression Control	2-8

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