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-====== Manual Amstrad PCW 9512+ ======
-===== Ficha =====
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-^ Distribuidora | [[es:companias:Amstrad|Amstrad plc]] |
-^ Dimensiones |20,80 x 15,00 x 1,50 cm                               |
-^ Año |1991                               |
-^ Autor |Amstrad plc                |
-^ Páginas |309                               |
-^ Idioma | Inglés                            |
-^ Estado | [[preservado|Preservado]] |
-===== Descripción =====
-Manual original suministrado con el Amstrad PCW 9512+. Contiene el manejo e instrucciones de la máquina. Comienza desde la instalación después de su desembalaje, utilización de los discos, pasando por LocoScript 2, Mailmerge, Locomail y terminando con una breve introducción al CP/M. Se compone de un total de 22 capítulos.
-===== Imágenes =====
-Este manual está encuadernado en tapas de cartón fino a color, y las hojas interiores en papel normal fino en blanco y negro cuyas medidas son; Alto 20,80 cm x Ancho 15,00 cm.
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-===== Contenido =====
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-CONTENTS
-Chapter 1: Setting up your PCW8512+
-   Unpacking your PCW9512+
-   Electrical safety
-   Finding a home your PCW9512+
-     Caring for the PCW9512+
-   Connecting the units together
-   Stating up
-     Copying Discs
-     After copying
-   About computer discs
-     Storing your data
-     Looking after discs
-     Write-protecting discs
-     Storing and retrieving material
-     How discs work
-     About Drive M
-   The Keyboard
-     The cursor keys and number pad
-     Caps Lock
-     Resetting the computer
-   Summing up
-Chapter Two
-  What is word processing?
-  General principles of using LocoScript 2
-  The Disc Management Screen
-  Opening a new document
-  A note about file-names
-  The Editing Screen
-    About the Information lines
-    Meet the cursor
-    The page-bar
-  Beginning to type
-    Typing tips
-    Editing your text
-    Tidying after deletiions
-  Making a printed copy
-    Putting paper in the printer
-    Printer Control State
-    Leaving Printer Control
-    Printing and saving
-  Editing a document
-    A simple example
-    Moving round the document
-    Other ways of moving around a document
-  About file-names and extensions
-  More about the Information Lines
-  Summing up
-Chapter Three
-  More about Discs
-  Back to the Disc Management Screen
-    Bytes and kilobytes
-    The group columns
-    Limbo files
-    Erasing files for security reasons
-    Hidden and system files
-  Moving the highlight bars
-  Control keys
-  The Function Keys
-  Function Keyf1 - Actions
-  Function Key f2-Disc
-    Copying discs
-    Verifying discs
-    Formatting discs
-    Renaming discs
-  Function Key f3 - FIle
-    Copying files
-    Moving a file
-    Erasing a file
-    Files that can't be erased
-    Security deletion
-    Renaming a file
-    Recovering a document from Limbo
-  Function Key f4 - Group
-  Function Key f5 - Document
-  Function Key f6 - Settings
-  Function Key f7 - Disc Change
-  Function Key f8 - Options
-    Hidden and Limbo files
-    Large characters
-    Sticky shift keys
-    Making a working disc
-  Different kinds of disc
-  Using the Start of Day Disc and the working discs
-  Saving documents while working
-  Printing from the Disc Management Screen
-  Summing up
-Chapter Four
-  The Style Menu
-  Style tutorial
-  How do enhancements work?
-  Style Menu Options
-    Style features and the Information Lines
-    LocoScript 2 Style Codes
-    Making the codes visible
-    Underlining text already entered
-    Removing enhancements
-    Combining styles
-  Some useful short cuts
-  More about the Set Menu
-  Picking items from the Set and Clear Menus
-    The choice is yours
-  Finding your way around long documents
-    Searching for (UniT) codes
-    A warning
-    Last but not least
-  Summing up
-Chapter Five
-  Justification and alignment
-    Centring lines
-    Cancelling centring
-    Forcing lines to the right margin
-    Right justification
-    Blanks and spaces
-    Justification and proportional type
-    Should you justify?
-  Summing up
-Chapter Six
-  The Size Menu
-    Line-space and line-pitch
-  Line-space
-    Changing the line-spacing
-  Line pitch
-    Changing the line pitch
-  Inserting extra lines after RETURN
-    Selecting extra blank lines
-  Returning to the default values
-  Changing character size and pitch
-    How to change the character pitch
-  Normal and double-width type
-  Character pitch and margin settings
-  Printer codes
-  Summing up
-Chapter Seven
-  More about page and line breaks
-  Indented lines
-    Indenting the first line of a paragraph
-    Indenting a complete paragraph
-    Numbered or lettered paragraphs
-    Scripts
-    Fine control of word wrap
-    Hard spaces
-    Hard hyphens
-    Soft hyphens
-    Soft spaces
-  Controlling page breaks manually
-    The wrong way to force a new page
-    Forced page breaks
-    When to use the commands
-    Shorthand key strokes
-    Avoiding breaking text at page boundaries
-    Some notes about page bounddaries
-  Summing up
-Chapter Eight
-  Working with blocks of text
-  Scissors and paste
-  Making deletions
-    Points to watch
-  The COPY and PASTE keys
-    About the buffers
-    Repeated insertions
-    Copying text
-    Copying blocks into a different document
-  Blocks and codes
-    Showing blocks
-    Saving blocks on disc
-  Merging documents
-  LocoScript 2 Phrases
-    Using a Phrase
-    What Phrases do you have?
-    Adding your own Phrases
-    Saving Phrases on disc
-  The PHRASES.STD file
-    Getting ready to store Phrases
-    Deleting Phrase
-    Saving Phrases
-    Other Phrases files
-    Making and storing a second Phrases file
-    Loading a different Phrases file
-  Summing Up
-Chapter Nine
-  Finding and Exchanging Text
-    How Find and Exchange work
-  Beginning a Find
-    Specifying a Find operation
-    Typing in the search string
-  Choosing the options
-    Ignoring case
-    Looking for whole words
-    Using wild cards
-    Repeating a Find
-    Abandoning a Find
-  A practical example
-  Potential problems
-  Making Exchanges
-    Entering the strings
-  The Exchange options
-    Preserving case
-    Selecting a manual or automatic exchange
-    Manual exchanges
-    Automatic exchanges
-  Some simple precautions
-  Summing up
-Chapter Ten
-  Tabs and margins
-  About LocoScript 2 Layouts
-  Changing LocoScript 2 margins
-  Moving to the Editing Layout Screen
-  Locating the margins
-    Restrictions on setting margins
-  Relaying the text
-    Realying between new margins
-    Charging margins affects the entire document
-  All about tabs
-    LocoScript 2 tabs
-    Restrictions on tabs
-  Types of tab stop
-    Simple tabs
-    Rights tabs
-    Centre tabs
-    Decimal tabs
-  Setting and clearing tab stops
-    Manual or automatic tabs?
-    Removing tab stops
-  Leaving the screen
-  Summing up
-Chapter Eleven
-  Using multiple formats
-  Chanring the settings for part of a document
-  How new layouts wok
-    Editing a layout
-    Copying layouts
-  Setting the defaults in a new layout
-  The Options Menu
-    Setting justification
-    Setting italics
-    The decimal marker
-    The zero character
-    Changing the Scale Pitch
-    Leaving the Options Menu
-  Using the Size Menu
-    Line spacing
-    Line pitch
-    Selecting extra blank lines
-    Changing the character pitch
-  After setting the options
-  Summing up
-Chapter Twelve
-  TEMPLATE.STD files
-  Creating a TEMPLATE.STD file
-    Setting up a layout for the TEMPLATE.STD
-    Putting in the text
-    Adding simple instructions
-    Finishing off
-  Summing up
-Chapter Thirteen
-  Using Stock Layouts
-  The concept of stock layouts
-  Stock layouts 0 and 1
-  Stock layouts in a TEMPLATE.STD file
-  How to edit a stock layout
-    Copying stock layouts
-    Moving on the next stock layout
-    Going back to the Editing Screen
-  How many stock layouts do you need?
-  Making full use of the stock layouts
-    Putting a stock layout into a document
-    Cancelling a stock layout
-  Changing and replacing layouts
-    Layout exchange
-    More about exchanging layouts
-    Layout replacement
-  Summing up
-Chapter Fourteen
-  Headers and footers
-  What are headers and footers?
-  Organising headers and footers
-  Putting the same headers and footers on every page
-  Putting in page numbers
-    A simple example
-    Remember the symbols
-    Specifying the final page number
-  Another example
-  Different header and footer arrangements
-  Distributing headers and footers
-  Enabling and disabling headers and footers
-    One-page documents
-  A simple structure for headers and footers
-    Summing up
-Chapter Fifteen
-  Page Layout
-  Setting up document policies
-    Automatic control of page breaks
-    Widows and orphans
-    Keeping paragraphs together
-    Breaks at any point
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