Franklin SA-95 Bedienungsanleitung

SA-95

Spelling Ace

User’s Guide

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Electronic Publishers

ELECTRONIC

Congratulations! You now own a powerful and

portable electronic reference that you can use

at home, work, or school. Using your new

Franklin SpellingAce®, you can. . .

• correct and check spellings

• find missing letters in words

• find prefixes, suffixes, and parts of words

• find words that sound similar but are

spelled differently

• build words from letters, and

• play exciting and educational word

games, with scoring.

You can follow the steps in this User’s Guide

using the examples shown or using words that

interest you.Also look for checkmarked tips

like the one below that help you get the most

from your SpellingAce.

Introduction

✓Auto-Shutoff

If you forget to turn off SpellingAce, it will

automatically shut off to save battery

power. The product will shutoff in two min-

utes from the ready screen and in three-

and-a-half minutes for a game or entry.

Key Guide

Clears to

Ready for word

Shows Confusables™.

Enters a word or selects an item.

Shows the games.

Turns product on or off.

Shows the current game score.

Erases typed letters.

Scrolls up; types an apostrophe.

Scrolls down; types a period.

Types a space.

Stands for a letter in a word.

In games, reveals a word.

Stands for a prefix or suffix in a

word.

Types a hyphen.

CLEAR

ENTER

GAMES

✽

CONFUSABLES

ON/OFF

SCORE

—

Here’s how you can get started using your

Spelling Ace.

1. Press ON/OFF.

2. Press or repeatedly to adjust

the screen contrast.

NOTE: You can adjust the screen contrast

only when

Ready for word

is in view.

Getting Started

✓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

period, press . Note, however, that punc-

tuation marks cannot begin words.

When you enter a misspelled word, a list of

corrections appears. When you enter a cor-

rectly spelled word, the word

appears with an

asterisk.

1. Type a word.

To erase a letter, press .

You cannot type capital letters, but Spelling

Ace displays capitals in corrections when

necessary.

2. Press ENTER.

3. Press repeatedly to view more words.

4. Press CLEAR when done.

Correcting Misspellings

✓Just Follow the Arrows

The flashing arrows at the right of the

screen show which arrow keys you can

press to view more words.

If you are uncertain about a few letters in a

word, type a question mark in place of each

unknown letter.

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

✓Solving Crossword Puzzles

Type question marks in place of the miss-

ing letters in an answer. For example, if

you know that the second letter of a five-

letter answer is an

and its last letter is a

, enter

?h??w

and then scroll down to

view possible answers.

To find prefixes and suffixes type asterisks in a

word. Each asterisk stands for a series of letters.

NOTE: When you type an asterisk at the be-

ginning of a word, SpellingAce may take a

while to find matching words.

NOTE: You cannot use an asterisk in the

middle of a word

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 is

shown to the left of a word, that word has Confus-

ables.

1. Type

air

and press ENTER.

2. Press CONF.

3. Press repeatedly to view more

Confusables.

4. Press CLEAR.

✓Viewing Long Words

Some words are too long to fit on the

screen. To see all the letters of such long

words, press when the word is in view. It

will automatically scroll to the right. To return

to the normal view press .

Selecting & Playing Games

Spelling Ace has seven word games that you

can play.

1. Press GAMES.

2. Press and to highlight the game

you wish to play.

3. Press ENTER to select the game.

4. Follow the screen prompts for each

game setting.

Each game has either one or two game

settings that you must select before you

begin play.

✓Viewing Game Scores

Between rounds, the number of rounds that you

have won and lost appears. You can also press

SCORE at any time to get the current score.

NOTE:Pstandsforthenumberofgamesplayed,

and C stand for the number of games won.

The score is reset to zero whenever you change

games, press CLEAR, or turn off SpellingAce.

Selecting & Playing Games

✓Game Settings

Each game in this product has their own

game settings; here is a description of each...

Letters

asks for the letters from which you

would like to build a word in Word Builder.

Min Word Size

determines the smallest

number of letters each word entry must

have in Anagrams and Build Word List

Number tries

determines the number of

guesses you have in Hangman.

Root Size

determines the number of let-

ters found in the root word inAnagrams.

Speed

determines the speed that the letters

appear in Flashcards and Word Blaster.

Word Size

determines the size of the

game word.

✓Understanding User Games

User Hangman is played the same way as

Hangman, except that you must enter the

word with which you will play. Then you can

test a friend’s ability to discover that word.

You must also enter a game word before

each round of UserAnagrams.

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