Creating A User Dictionary; Using The Thesaurus - Brother GeoBook NB-80C Instructions Manual

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Creating a User Dictionary
Use this feature when your document
contains correctly spelled words not
found in the dictionary, such as proper names or special terminology.
You
can also delete words in the user dictionary.
To add a new word,
type over the
highlighted word in
the New Word box.
l_ To create the user dictionary:
I.
Open
a Word
Processing
document.
2.
Press
SPELL CHECK.
A _ge
appears
asking
you to insert a user
dictionary
tbat you would
like to use.
3.
Click on OK. Word Processing
automatically
creates
a user dictionary.
II_ To edit the user dictionary:
I.
Insert
the diskette
that contains
your user dictionary.
2. Press
SPELL CHECK.
3. Click on Edit user dictionary.
A dialog
box ap_
with one of the existing
words from
the user dictionary
highlighted
and with this same
word
entered
in the new word box.
4. Fill in the dialog
box, selecting
the options
you want:
Words
in User Dictionary.
This lists the words
in the user
dictionary.
• Delete Selected Word. To delete a word, select it from the list; then
click on this button.
"--Adkl N-ew-W_'_-_To add a new word, type it
here;
then clickbn Add
New _ord.
If you attempt to add a word that already exists, a
message
appears; click on OK and continue.
Load Dictionary.
Click on this button to use a user dictionary
on
another diskette.
5. Click on Close.
The Edit User Dictionary
dialog
box disappears.
6. In the Check
Spelling
dialog
box, click on Close.
Using the Thesaurus
While
writing
or editing
a document,
you might sometimes
need
a synonym,"
which
is another
word
with a similar
meaning.
To look up synonyms,
Word
Processing
gives
you an online
thesaurus
of over 44,000
words.
A word may have different meanings,
and each meaning has a different set of
synonyms;
so be aware of the meaning you want.
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