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Ohio

Scientific

Inc.

April 1979

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Word

Processor

WP-2

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Introduction

to

Word

Processing

Word

Processor

~vP-2

-

Introduction

License

Terms

License

Registration

Form

Getting

Started

Basic

Word

Processor

Commands

Entry

Group

Edit

Group

Output

Group

Detailed

Example

Word

Processor

Files

Directory

Create

Rename

Delete

File

Commands

.

Advanced

Nord

Processor

Commands

Entry

Group

'

Output

Group

Detailed

Example

Extended

Word

Processor

Commands

Output

Group

File

Group

petailed

Example

Appendices

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

VII

VIII

Copying

Diskettes

Indirect

Files

Transferring

WP-I

Files

to

WP-2

Character

Codes

Key

Codes

Error

Codes

System

Configuration~

Command

Summary

I

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4

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Word

Processor

HP-2

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

Intz:oduction

to

Word

Processing

Word

Processor

WP-2

-

Introduction

License

Terms

License

Registration

Form

Getting

.

Started

Basic

Word

Processor

Commands

Entry

Group

Edit

Group

Output

Group

Detailed

Example

Word

Processor

Files

Directory

Create

Rename

Delete

File

Commands

Advanced

Word

Processor

Commands

Entry

Group

Output

Group

Detailed

Example

Extended

Word

Processor

Commands

Output

Group

File

Gz:oup

petailed

Example

Appendices

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

.

VII

VIII

Copying

Diskettes

Indirect

Files

Transferring

WP-l

Files

to

WP-2

Character

Codes

Key

Codes

Error

Codes

System

Configurations

.

Command

Su:nmary

1

3

4

5

6

9

9

10

11

14

15

17

18

19

19

20

21

21

22

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27

27

28

29

30

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37

38

40

41

43

45

Introduction

to

Word

Processing

Word

processing

is

the

automated

manipulation

of

text.

This

includes

initial

entry

of

text

into

editing

of

previously

entered

text

a word

processing

system,

and

formatted

printing

of

text.

The

text

itself

can

be

a form

letter,

a

technical

or

the

chapters

ofa

book.

Or

it

'

could

be

any

other

material

that

you

want

to

print

without

errors

or

you

manual

textual

will

be

printing

a number

of

times

with

minor

revisions

from

one

princing

to

another.

Word

processing

does

not

lend

itself

well

to

the

routine

typing

of

letters,

invoices

or

other

documents

that

are

normally

typed

just

once.

But

for

repetitive

tasks

it

can

be

a

great

time

saver.

There

are

three

basic

steps

involved

in

using

a word

processing

system.

1.

Entr~

of

new

text.

2.

Editing

or

correcting

previously

entered

text.

3.

Qutout

of

previously

entered

text

with

formatting

such

as

margin

justification

and

page

numbering.

The

entry

of

new

text

into

a word

processing

roughly

equivalent

to

typing

a

draft

of

the

material.

system

is

Then

the

new

text

will

be

prin~ed

for

review

and

edited

one

or

two

times

before

the

final

copy

is

printed.

printers

type

at

500

or

so

words

1

Since

most

,word

processing

per

minute

each

printout

1s

'-

--

produced

quickly

and

takes

little

operator

assistance.

The

automatic

features

of

the

Word

Processing

system

provide

for

easy

entry

of

changes

and

automatically

compensate

for

these

changes

at

the

next

printing.

For

example,

if

you

insert

a new

sentence

or

paragraph,

all

text

after

the

insertion

is

moved down

and

page

boundaries

are

readjus~ed

appropriately.

Some

of

the

other

features

a

~vord

Processor

prov~des

are:

*

the

ability

to

move

blocks

of

text

or

duplicate

of

text

within

a

document

blocks

*

the

ability

to

find

all

occurrences

of

a

given

word

or

phrase

within

a

docum~nt

and,

optionally,

to

change

all

such

occurrences

to

a

different

word

or

phrase.

~

~

automati6

page

numbering

* :

justified

or

unjustified

margins

*

true

proportional

character

spacing

*

optional

.

hyphenationto

minimize

expansion

of

text

:

lines

for

justified

margins

-.

--

-.

- -

..

-

*

single

or

-

double

line

spacing

.

--- -

*

easy

storage

and

access

to

documents

as

text

"files"

;:

. -. -:.:.

::

-

::

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-- -

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2

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Word

Processor

WP-2

Introduction

WP-2

is

a

very

sophisticated

yet

easily

understood

and

easily

used

program

for

Ohio

Scientific

co

m

puters.

It"

contains

all

the

features

described

in

the

preceeding

introduction

and

more.

."

This

manual

is

your

guide

to

the

use

of

Word

Processor

II.

It

contains

detailed

descriptions

of

all

features

of

the

Word

Processor

and

many

examples

of

their

use.

If

you

actively

use

the

Word

Processor

while

reading

this

manual

you

will

rapidly

acquire

the

ability

to

work

with

the

Word

Processor

effectively.

Most

of

you

will

with

a

day

of

pract~ce

be

producing

accept~ble

text

and

with

a

week's

experience

be

able

to

make

full

us~

of

all

~

~-

of

WP-2's

features.

- - .. ." -The

WP-2

diskette

provided

you

has

a

unique

registration

~

-

number

that

is

readable

only

by

a

program

designed

specifically

:

~

to

do

so.

This

has

""

been

added

to

protect

the

program's

copy~ight.

You

may

make

copies

for

yciur

own

use,

but

you

are

advised

that

~istribution

of

this

program

to

third

parties

is

-

expressly

forbidden

and

may

subject

you

to

prosecution

for

civil

damages.

License

' Terms

This

software

product

is

copyrighted

by

Ohio

Scientific,

Inc.

Any

duplication

or

redistribution

of

other

than

original

factory

copies

of

this

product

other

than

for

use

on

an

individual

cOQPuter

system

is

strictly

prohibited.

Ohio

Scientific

dealers

and

representatives

are

authorized

only

to

restore

destroyed

copies

of

this

product

on

cOQpany-provided

and

serialized

diskettes

which

contain

the

Ohio

Scientific

label

and

clearly

specify

the

title

of

this

product.

Copying

and

redis~ribution

of

this

product

on

any

medium

other

than

factory

generated

diskettes

is

strictly

prohibited

and

in

violation

of

copyright

laws.

Each

diskette

containing

this

product

bears

a

unique

serial

number

which

is

maintained

on

file

by

Ohio

Scientific

both

to

protect

the

software

and

to

serve

as

a means

of

notifying

software

package

owners

of

updates

in

the

form

of

corrections

or

improvements

that

may

occur.

Purchasing

one

copy

of

this

product

entitles

the

user

to

utilize

this

product

on

one

system

only.

The

serial

number

of

the

computer

as

well

as

the

license

number

of

the

software

are

to

be

registered

at

Ohio

Scientific,

Inc.

, The

license

number

is

needed

to

obtain

assistance

and

'

updates

to

this

product.

,WARRANTY

There

is

no

\varranty,

either

expressed

or

implied,

for

this

product.

It

has

been

extensively

tested

by

Ohio

Scientific

and

is

believed

to

be

reasonably

error

free.

However,

Ohio

Scientific

does

not

guarantee

this

product

in

any

fashion

nor

does

Ohio

Scientific

guarantee

that

all

problems

that

occur

will

be

fixed.

We

will,

however,

under

normal

circumstances

make

an

attempt

to

help

you

with

any

"

problems

that

may

occur

and

intend

to

support

this

software

package

to

every

extent

possible.

If

you

have

any

problems

with

this

software

or

,

think

you

have

fo~nd

a

pioblem

please

contact

us.

Please

include

a

documented

example

of

the

problem.

'

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Getting

Started

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shows

the

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components

of

a word

processing

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system

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take

a

somewhat

different

form

but

it

contains

the

same

basic

components.

The

correct

system

start

up

procedure

is

t6

first

turn

on

the

computer.

then

the

video

terminal,

and

then

the

printer

(if

you

plan

to

use

the

printer).

The

power

switches

are

located

in

the

rear

of

each

unit

.

Allow

the

terminal

to

warm up

for

30

to

60

seconds,

then

take

the

diskette

.

marked

"Ohio

Scientific

WP-2"

with

the

label

facing

upwards

and

the

side

with

notched

edges

facing

the

disk

drive

and

gently

insert

it

into

floppy

disk

drive

A

(the

top

drawer)

•

When

it

"clicks"

into

place

close

the

drive's

cover

by

gently

pre~sing

it

downward

until

it

locks.

Reset

the

computer

by

pressing

the

white

pushbutton

on

the

front

panel

of

the

cOr.1puter.

"H/D/

H

?"

will

appear

on

the

screen

.

.. Type

aD.

(It

·

must

be

a

capital

D,

so

have

the

ALL

CAPS

k

ey

of

the

terminal

depressed

--

if

a

"d"

is

struc

k

you

will

have

to

reset

the

computer

and

try

again.)

·

After

a

momentary

pause

the

following

will

be

displayed

on

the

screen:

Ohio

Scientific

Word

Processor

WP-2

date

of

RELEASE

•

" 6

The

above

procedure

is

referred

~o

as

"booting"

(bootstrapping)

or

"loading"

the

sy

stem

from

disk.

The

period

(.)

on

the

video

screen

is

a

"prompter"

and

indicates

that

the

~-lord

Processor

is

ready

for

your

input;

the

"cursor"

(the

blinking

indicator

on

the

screen)

is

where

the

next

character

you

type

will

appear.

At

this

point

you

can

begin

entering

lines

of

text

into

the

Word

Processor.

As

an

initial

example,

type

the

following

line:

10 THIS

IS

A S

AMP

LE

LINE

OF

TEXT.

After

typing

the

line

press

the

RETURN

key

on

This

key

tells

the

W

ord

Processor

that

you

have

the

line.

The W

ord

Processor

will

immediately

"."

prompter

at

the

beginning

of

the

next

line.

your

keyboard.

finished

typing

display

another

You

undoubtedly

noticed

that

the

above

iample

line

started

with

a

number.

This

is

called

a

"line

number"

and

must

be

used

to

start

each

line

of

text

you

enter.

It

tells

the

Word

Processor

where

to

place

the

line

among

the

lines

already

entered.

It

also

gives

you an

easy

way

to

refer

to

lines

in

the

more

advanced

commands

which

we'll

cover

later.

The

line

numbers

are

not

printed

when

the

text

is

printed

in

final

form

but

are

printed

when

the

text

is

printed

directly.

The command

for

directly

printing

text

is:

PRINT

Type

this

command

then

press

the

RETURN

key.

The

sample

line

of

text

will

be

printed

on

the

video

screen

just

as

you

entered

it.

'

Now

let's

add

a

couple

more

lines.

Type

these

and

remember

to

press

the

RETURN

key

after

each:

5 THIS

LINE

SHOULD

BE

THE

FIRST.

20 THIS

LINE

SHOULD

BE

THE

LAST.

No~

PRINT

the

text

again.

Notice

the

order

of

the

lines.

are

in

line

numbei

order

even

though

you

entered

line

lO

then

5,

then

20.

They

first,

So

far

w~

have

typed

only

capital

letters.

You

can

also

use

lower

case

(uncapitalized)

letters.

Locate

the

ALL

CAPS

key

on

your

keyboard

and

release

it.

The

ALL

CAPS

key

on

most

keyboards

is

a

push-on,

push-off

type

of

key.

If

it

is

latched

dmvn

it

is

in

the

ALL

CAPS

position

and

will

come up when

pressed.

If

the

key

is

up

(normal.

position),

it

will

latch

dm-m

\-lhen

pressed.

Now

type

this

line:

15

This

line

has

lower

case

letters.

You

have

now

entered

a

four

line

text

"file"

into

the

Processor~

A

file

is

merely

a

collection

of

lirie~

of

.

text

you

keep

together.

"7

~vord

that