Franklin Next Century QC-10 Bedienungsanleitung

MODEL QC-10

USER’S

GUIDE

SpellingAce

Electronic

NEXT CENTURY

By Franklin Electronic Publishers

Congratulations.You now own a powerful and

portable electronic reference that you can use at

home, work, or school.Using your Next Century

Spelling Ace, you can...

• correct and check spellings

• find missing letters in words

• find prefixes, suffixes, and parts of words

• find words that sound similar

• build words from letters, and

• play exciting and educational word games,

with scoring

You can follow the steps in this User’s Guide us-

ing the examples shown or using words that inter-

est you.Also look for check-marked tips like the

one below that help you get the most from your

SpellingAce.

✓Auto-Shutoff and Auto-Resume

If you forget to turn off the Spelling Ace, it

will automatically shut off in two minutes.

And if the demonstration is disabled, when

you turn on Spelling Ace again, it resumes

at the screen you last viewed.

Introduction

Key Guide

BACK

BUILD

CLEAR

CONF

ENTER

GAMES

HELP

SKILL

✽

Backs up (e.g., erases a letter).

Builds words from letters.

Clears to

Ready for word

Shows Confusables®.

Enters a word or selects an item.

Shows the games menu.

Shows help messages.

Shows the game skill levels.

Erases typed letters.

Scrolls up; types an apostrophe.

Scrolls down; types a full stop.

Types a space.

Stands for a letter in a word.

In games, reveals a word.

Stands for a series of letters.

In games, gives a hint.

Getting Started

The Spelling Ace comes with the battery al-

ready installed, so all you have to do is turn it

on to start.

1. Press ON/OFF.

A brief demonstration appears.

2. Press CLEAR to stop the demonstration.

3. Press or repeatedly to adjust the

screen contrast.

NOTE: You can adjust the screen contrast

only when

Ready for word

is in view.

✓Disabling the Demonstration

You probably do not want to view the

demonstration every time you turn on

your Spelling Ace.To disable the demon-

stration, type

✽✽

and then press

ENTER.To enable it again, do the same.

✓Help is Always at Hand

While using Spelling Ace, you can view a

help message at virtually any screen by

pressing HELP.To exit help, press BACK.

When you enter a misspelled word, a list of

corrections appears. When you enter a cor-

rectly spelled word,

Correct Word

appears with

a list of similar words. When you enter a word

not in Spelling Ace,

Sorry Can’t Help

appears.

1.Type a word.

To erase a letter, press .You cannot type

capital letters, but Spelling Ace displays

capitals in corrections.

2. Press ENTER.

3. Press repeatedly to view more words.

4. Press CLEAR when done.

Correcting Misspellings

✓Finding More Corrections

If you do not find the word that you want

in a correction list, select a correction and

press ENTER twice. A list of more correc-

tions appears.

If you are uncertain about a few letters in a

word, type a question mark in place of each

unknown letter.

You can also type question marks in words to

help solve crossword puzzles and similar

games.

1.Type a word with ?’s for unknown letters.

2. Press ENTER.

3. Press to view more matching words.

4. Press CLEAR.

Finding Letters in Words

✓Just Follow the Arrows

The flashing arrows at the right of the

screen show which arrow keys you can

press to view more words.

To find prefixes, suffixes, and other parts of

words, type asterisks (*) in a word. Each as-

terisk stands for any series of letters.

NOTE: When you type an asterisk at the be-

ginning of a word, Spelling Ace may take a

while to find matching words.

1.Type a word with one or more ✻’s.

2. Press ENTER.

3. Press to view more matching words.

4. Press CLEAR.

Finding Parts of Words

✓More Ways to Use Asterisks

You can use ✽’s to find lists of unusual

words. For example, enter ✽

to find words

that end with an

. In addition, you can type

both ?’s and ✽’s in a word, but there is no

reason to type them consecutively.

Finding Confusables®

Confusables are words that sound alike but are

spelled differently.When a question mark flashes

to the right of a word, that word has Confusables.

1.Type

air

2. Press CONF.

3. Press repeatedly to view more

Confusables.

4. Press CLEAR.

✓A QuickWay to Find Confusables

If you know a word has Confusables, sim-

ply type the word and then press CONF.

✓Viewing LongWords

Some words are too long to fit on the

screen.To see all the letters of such long

words, press ENTER when the word is in

view. It will automatically scroll to the right.

roux

To help solve anagrams and similar word

games, you can build words from letters by us-

ing the BUILD key.

1.Type letters.

2. Press BUILD.

3. Press to view more words.

4. Press CLEAR.

Building Words from Letters

✓Typing Punctuation Marks

You do not have to type punctuation marks

to find spellings. But if you want to type an

apostrophe in a word, press .To type a

full stop, press . Note, however, that

punctuation marks cannot begin words.

Selecting Games

Spelling Ace has two word games. Before you

play, you may want to select a skill level and

then select a game. (If the skill level is not ad-

justed, the game will play at the Beginner level.)

1. Press SKILL.

2. Press to select a skill level from

Beginner

Wizard

3. Press ENTER to select it.

4. Press to select a game.

5. Press ENTER to select the game

and start playing.

✓Understanding Skill Levels

The skill levels change the number of

guesses in Hangman and the minimum

word length in Anagrams.

When you select a skill level, that level

applies to all the games until you change

it.You can start playing a game at the cur-

rent skill level by pressing GAME and

then following Steps 4 and 5 above.

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