Finding Confusables - Franklin LM-6000SEV User Manual

3. Press to hear the list.
READ
Here's what else you can do now:
To hear a word said, highlight it by pressing
.
To hear a word spelled, highlight it and then hold
To define a word, highlight it and then press
When you're finished reading the definition, press
4. Press .
CLEAR
Focusing Your MatchMaker Lists
The more question marks and asterisks you type in a
word, the more words MatchMaker finds. If you're
looking for a specific spelling, type only a few question
marks.
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Finding Confusables

Some words sound the same or nearly the same—
homonyms, contractions, etc. You can sort out
these "Confusables" by using
Just type a word at the main prompt. Then press
hear a list with their meanings identified. If none are
found, you see and hear, "No Confusables avail-
able."
You can also find Confusables for the main words of
or
dictionary and thesaurus entries. Just press
when you're at the entries.
.
SPELL
1. Type "rain".
.
ENTER
2. Press
.
BACK
3. This is a Confusables entry. Press
the Confusables.
Here's what else you can do now:
To hear a Confusable spelled one letter at time,
highlight it by pressing
To hear if other reference information is available for
these Confusables, press
appropriate reference key.
4. Press
. If the word has Confusables, you'll see and
CONF
.
CONF
repeatedly.
SPELL
.
CLEAR
.
CONF
CONF
to hear
READ
or and then press
. Then press the
WHERE
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