WILL THIS TYPEWRITER STORE TEXT FOR LETTERING OR ENVELOPE. TO REPRINT ON DEMAND.

Not possible. This typewriter only has a 1-line buffer.

That particular key is not hitting the paper flush as it should. Carefully try adjusting it in the direction of the miss.

Hold the store key enter address 01=99, release store key, type info, press store again.
To reprint hold the play key enter address, release the play key.
BE SURE THE BATTERIES ARE GOOD (NO LO BATT LIT).


DickyO

The reprint stores info. as you type to clear it pull the R. Upper roll arm to engage paper feed, the first keystroke will start the reprint over. You can also turn it off and on.

DickyO

A WW1000 has no addressable memory tou need a WW 5, 6, 30 or somthing with store play and delete keys on th L. side of the keyboard.

DickyO

You didn't give the model of the WW, if it only has a reprint it is not suitable for this application as it will only retype what has just been typed. You will need a WW with a fully addressable memory (store, play and delete keys)

DickyO

For the LexMark Wheelwriter 1000 you can only "Reprint" the information you have typed. Once you turn off the machine the "reprint" mode will not longer retain information.

The WW1000 only has a reprint memory that can only reprint what you have just typed. to get a machine with a true memory you need a WW with store play & del keys on the L. dide of the keyboard, WW 5, 6, 30, 35, Etc.

DickyO

There is no replay key on a WW6 however there is a memory.
On the L. side of the keyboard there are 3 keys store, play and delete, to store hold store and type 01-99 as an address release thwe keys and type info when finished press store again.
To play hold play and type address.
To delete follow same proc.

DickyO

On the L. side of the keyboard there are 3 keys store, play & delete. Press and hold the store key and type an address 01-99 release the store then type info., when complete touch store again.

To print hold play and type the address.

To clear use the del. key.

BE SURE YOUR BATTERIES ARE GOOD OR STORED INFO. WILL BE LOST ON POWER OFF.

DickyO