About The Settings In The Control Panel; Spell Check Settings - Alphasmart NEO User Manual

About t he Setti ngs in the Control Panel
You need the master
password to change
the spell check
settings. Use AlphaSmart
Manager to set this password;
see page 112.
NEO and NEO 2 by AlphaSmart
The following settings are available in the NEO Control Panel.

Spell Check Settings

Spell check has its own settings in the NEO Control Panel. When you select
the spell check settings, you will be asked to enter the master password.
Setting Name
Turn add words to user
dictionary ON/OFF
Delete user dictionary
Add new word to user
dictionary
Another way to update the user dictionary on NEOs is to create a text file on
your computer and use AlphaSmart Manager to replace the user dictionary
on your NEOs with the words in the text file. To do this, see page 115. If you
save the text file on your computer, you can easily add or delete words at any
time and re-send the user dictionary to as many NEOs as necessary.
Changing Settings in the Control Panel
What It Does
By changing this setting, you are choosing whether
users can add words to the user dictionary while
doing a spell check in AlphaWord Plus. If spell
check finds a word that isn't in its dictionary, but
the user knows that word is spelled correctly, the
user can usually press A to add that word to the
user dictionary so it isn't marked as misspelled
again in the future. If you have turned off this
ability, the user cannot add the word to the user
dictionary. To change the setting, simply move the
cursor next to it and press enter to change it from
"on" to "off" or from "off" to "on."
When you choose this setting and press enter, you
can delete the user dictionary. When you do this, all
words that you added to the spell check dictionary
will be deleted, and spell check will question those
words once again.
When you choose this setting and press enter, you
can add words to the user dictionary one at a time.
Use this feature to add words that you use often but
that spell check marks as misspelled.
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