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 ===== Descripción =====
-Manual original suministrado con el Amstrad PCW 9256. Incluye el manejo e instrucciones de la máquina. Comienza desde la instalación después de su desembalaje, la utilización de los discos suministrados, pasando por LocoScript y terminando con CP/M Plus.
+Manual original suministrado con el Amstrad PCW 9256. Incluye el manejo e instrucciones de la máquina. Comienza desde la instalación después de su desembalaje, la utilización de los discos suministrados, papel de la impresora, manejo de LocoScript y terminando con una breve introducción al sistema operativo CP/M.
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-Este manual está encuadernado en tapas de cartón a color, y las hojas interiores en papel normal fino en blanco y negro. Sus medidas son: Alto 20,90 cm x Ancho 14,80 cm.
+Este manual está encuadernado en tapas de cartón a color, y las hojas interiores en papel normal fino en blanco y negro. Sus medidas son: Alto 20,90 cm x Ancho 30,60 cm.
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+CONTENTS
+Chapter 1
+  Unpacking your PCW9256
+  Electrical safety
+    Separate lead
+    Attached lead
+  Finding a home for your PCW9256
+    Caring for the PCW9256
+  Connecting the units together
+  Starting up
+    Copying Discs
+    Points to watch while copying
+    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 2
+  What is word processing?
+  General principles of using LocoScript
+  The Disc Management Screen
+  Opening a new document
+  A note about file-names
+  The Editing Screen
+    Introducing the Information lines
+    Meet the cursor
+    The page-bar
+  Beginning to type
+  Editing your text
+    Tidying after deletions
+  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 3
+  Back to the Disc Management Screen
+    Bytes and kilobytes
+    The group cplumns
+    Limbo files
+    Erasing files for security reasons
+    Hidden files
+    Moving the highlight bars
+  Control keys
+  The Functions Keys
+    Function Key f1 - Disc change
+    Function Key f2 - Inspect
+    Function Key f3 - Copy
+    Function Key f4 - Move
+    Function Key f5 - Rename
+    Renaming a document
+    Recovering a document from Limbo
+    Renaming a group
+    Function Key f6 - Erase
+    Security deletion
+    Function Key f7 - Modes
+    Function Key f8 - Options
+  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 4
+  Emphasis tutorial
+  How do enhancements work?
+    Emphasis Menu Options
+  The Style Menu
+  Enhancements and the Information Lines
+  LocoScript Codes
+    Making the codes visible
+  Underlining text already entered
+  Removing enhancements
+  Combining styles
+  Some useful short cuts
+    Picking items from the Set and Clear Menus
+    The choice is yours
+  Changing character pitch
+  How to change the character pitch
+    Character pitch and margin settings
+  Printer codes
+  Finding your way around long documents
+    Searching for (UniT) codes
+  Last but not least...
+  Summing up
+Chapter 5
+  Using the Lines Menu
+  Centring lines
+    Cancelling centring
+  Right justification
+    Cancelling right justification
+  Full justification
+  Blanks and spaces
+  Justification and proportional type
+  Should you justify?
+  Summing up
+Chapter 6
+  Line-space
+    Changing the line-spacing
+  Line pitch
+    Changing the line pitch
+    Returning to the default values
+  Fine control of word wrap
+    Hard spaces
+    Hard hyphens
+    Soft hyphens
+    Soft spaces
+  Summing up
+Chapter 7
+  Indented lines
+    Indenting the first line of a paragraph
+    Indenting a complete paragrahp
+    Numbered or lettered paragrapghs
+    Scripts
+  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 boundaries
+  Summing up
+Chapter 8
+  Scissors and paste
+    Making deletions
+    Points to watch
+  Moving text
+    About the buffers
+    Repeated insertions
+  Copying text
+    Copying blocks into a different document
+  More about merging files
+  Blocks and codes
+    Showing blocks
+  LocoScript Phrases
+    Using a Phrase
+    What Phrases do you have?
+    Adding your own Phrases
+    Saving Phrases on disc
+    The PHRASES.STD file
+    Deleting a Phrase
+    Saving Phrases
+    Other Phrases files
+  Summing Up
+Chapter 9
+  How Find and Exchange work
+  Beginning a Find
+    Specifying a Find operation
+    Repeating a Find
+    Abandoning a Find
+    Avoiding false hits
+    A practical example
+    Potential problems
+  Making Exchanges
+    Entering the strings
+    The Exchange options
+    Confirming each exchange
+    Automatic exchanges
+    Some simple precautions
+    If the worst should happen ...
+  Summing up
+Chapter 10
+  About LocoScript Layouts
+  Creating a new secondary layout
+  Setting new margins
+    Restrictions on setting margins
+  LocoScript tabs
+  Types of tab stop
+    Simple tabs
+    Right tabs
+    Centre tabs
+    Decimal tabs
+  Setting and clearing tab stops
+    Removing tab stops
+  Leaving the screen
+  Relaying the next
+  Summing up
+Chapter 11
+  How layouts work
+  Editing a loyout
+  Copying layouts
+    Some points to watch
+  Editing the base layout
+  More about new layouts
+  Setting the defaults in a new layout
+    Changing the character pitch
+    Changing the line pitch
+    Changing the line spacing
+    Selecting italics
+    Selecting justification
+    After setting the options
+  Summing up
+Chapter 12
+  Editing the pagination
+  Altering the character pitch
+    About proportional spacing
+  Setting the line pitch
+  Line spacing
+  Selecting italic printing
+  Setting justification
+  Setting the base layout margins
+    Setting the left margin
+    Setting the right margin
+  Setting and removing tab stops
+    Ordinary tabs
+    Right tabs
+    Centre tabs
+    Decimal tabs
+    Removing a tab stop
+  Leaving the Editing Base Layout Screen
+  The Characters Menu
+    Setting the zero character
+    Setting the decimal marker
+    Removing the Characters Menu
+  Setting the tab count
+  Setting page breaks
+    Windows and orphans
+    Breaking paragraphs
+    Where are you on the page?
+    The wrong way to force a page break
+    Setting the page size
+    Setting the pagination
+    Setting page numbers
+  Allocating headers and footers
+    Leaving the Header Editing Screen
+    Headers and footers
+    Inserting page numbers
+    A simple example
+    Remember the symbols
+    Finishing off
+  Summing up
+Chapter 13
+  About TEMPLATE.STD files
+  Creating a TEMPLATE.STD file
+    Setting up layout for the TEMPLATE.STD
+    Putting in the text
+    Adding simple instructions
+    Finishing off
+  Summing up
+Chapter 14
+  Using accents
+  Using different character sets
+    Using 'Alt' characters
+    The 'Extra' characters
+    When you can and can't use the extended character set
+    Printing and transferring the extended character set
+  Transferring data between programs
+    Converting a LocoScript file to ASCII format
+    Types of ASCII file
+    Importing ASCII files into LocoScript
+  Summing up
+Chapter 15
+  Direct Printing
+  Printing part of a document
+  Controlling the printer
+  Choosing the printer options
+    High and draft quality
+    Single sheets and continuous stationery
+    Changing the dimensions of the paper
+  Waiting for Paper
+  Locating the print head
+  Clearing a paper jam
+  Resetting the printer
+  On line and Off line
+  Summing up
+Chapter 16
+  About the CP/M operating system
+  Loading CP/M
+  CP/M Utilities
+  Computer languages
+  Applications programs
+  The CP/M keyboard
+  The CP/M Directory
+  Default drives
+  Wild cards
+  Looking at the contents of a document
+  Using the printer in CP/M
+    Printing out a file
+  Summing up CP/M
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