When typing wrong letters and numbers type

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Instructions

1. • 1Before you begin, set your margin 1 inch from the top, 1 inch from the bottom, and 1.25 inches on both sides.
     
   • 2If you're using letterhead, there's no need to type in your name and address. If you're using plain white paper, type in your name, address and phone number (phone number is optional), centering the text. Make the font in this portion of the letter slightly larger than the rest of the text. You should also type your name, address and phone number in bold type.
     
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   • 3About four lines down from your name and address, type the date in full after striking the "Tab" key seven times to bring you a little further than the middle of the page. The date should be typed in full like this:
     February 1, 2009.
     
   • 4Four or five lines down from the date, at the left hand margin, type the name and address of the person you're sending the letter to. This portion of the letter is called the inside address. If the person you're addressing the letter to has a title, type his or her name first, then type in a comma, space once and type in the title, such as:
     Jamie L. Mulligan, Manager
     
   • 5Two lines down from the inside address, strike the "Tab" key seven times and type in the subject line. The subject line tells the recipient what the letter is about. In this case, it should look like this:
     Re: Verification of address
     
   • 6Two lines down from the subject line, type in the salutation. The salutation could be Dear Sir, Dear Ms. Mulligan, Gentlemen, or To Whom It May Concern (if you don't know the name of the contact person). The salutation should look like this:
     Dear Ms. Mulligan:
     
   • 7Two lines down from the salutation start the body of your letter five spaces in from left margin. The body of your letter should start out saying something such as:
     I am writing you this letter to verify that 101 Washington Street, Lynbrook, New York 11593 is the address I should ship your order to.
     
   • 8Two lines down from the body of your letter, after striking the "Tab" key seven times, type in a complimentary closing such as:
     Very truly yours, or
     Sincerely
     
   • 9Four lines down from the complimentary closing and in line with the complimentary closing, type your full name in, like this:
     Jamie L. Mulligan
     
   • 10Sign your name in the space between the complimentary closing and your typed name.
     

Read more: How to Write an Address Verification Letter ' eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_4745362_write-address-verification-letter.html#ixzz2DRXhelUj

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DickyO

hi

i thing you software is not working you have to chack your manual

If it always types the same wrong letter you are probably in a language mode or the pitch is in ps. If the letter changes after you turn it off and on the homing pawl spring is bad you need a tech.

DickyO

Hi there,

It must be on predictive text. Basically you type the numbers according to any of the letters that are there.

So for example, if you wanted to type "Hello"
It would be 4(H) 3(E) 5(L) 5(L) 6(O)

This will show a word it thinks it can make from these numbers, generally by pressing the star key, you can flick through the options of words. If your word isn't there, you will have the option to type it in manually. For this (using the same example) you would have to type
44(H)
33(E)
555(L)
wait for a bit for the cursor to move over
555(L)
666(O)

You can see that predicitve is much faster.

I hope i fix ya problem :)

everythin is ok,you by a new wheel with letters and that wheel is for european market ,and y -z ar on the other sides