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Text. Alignment in WP Mode

Right Margin Flush

To align text to the right margin:

I. Hold down the [CODE] key and press the [RMF] key,

The right margin flush marker R will appear, and you can type in your text, which will be

aligned to the right margin on the screen.

Inserting Alignment Markers After Typing

You can insert alignment maricers for centering or right margin flush after you have typed

your text. It is quite possible to have text, left-aligned, centered between tabs and right

margin flush on the same line.

Hyphenation In WP Mode

Hyphens typed in TW mode only affect the current typing line, and have no effect after

it has been printed, In WP mode, a word that you hyphenated at the end of a line may not

need hyphenation if you re-format the document. Different types of wordprocessors

handle hyphenation of words in different ways, so it is important to understand how

hyphenation works in your Brother wordprocessor.

Typing a hyphen in the hot zone in WP (non-printing) mode automatically ends the line

and moves the cursorto a new line, just like in TW mode. Such hyphens are known as ghost

hyphens and are indicated as dotted (-). If subsequent text editing moves a hyphenated

word out of the hot zone, the hyphen will disappear and the two halves of the word will

join together.

Certain phrases such as “mothcr-in-law" always require hyphens and should not be split

over two lines. These type of hyphens are known as "permanent” or "non-breaking"

hyphens, since they will not disappear during re-formatting and do not cause a line break.

A permanent hyphen is treated just like any other character that forms part of a word.

A word containing a permanent hyphen will not split at the hyphen, but will always wrap

to the next line if it reaches the right margin.

All hyphens typed outside the hot zone are permanent, but ifyou wishtotype apenmanent

hyphen in the hot zone you must hold down the [CODE] key and press the [P HY] key,

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Brother CM-2000 User Manual Page 123