Brother International WP7550JPLUS Owner's Manual - English - Page 84

Check, During, Typing, ON/OFF, Spell, Check, Dictionary, Maintenance

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Redundant words If a redundant word-a word that is repeated, like "and and"-is found, a window like this will appear: Redundancy error! < REDUNDANCY > and Use cursor to select and press RETURN. [ERASE SECOND WORD! !CANCEL] Use CURSOR LEFT and CURSOR RIGHT to select and press RETURN. • IGNORE: Leaves the word unchanged and resumes scanning. • ERASE SECOND WORD: Automatically deletes the repeated word and resumes scanning. • CANCEL: Closes the Spell Check. Capitalization mistakes If a word with uncommon capitalization is found, a window like this will appear (The procedure is the same as when a misspelled word is found): Capitalization error? BOston < SUSPECT WORD > Use cursor lo select and press RETURN. [Ic.NuIRE! 'SUGGESTION] [RETYPE] [ADD) [CANCEL] Check During Typing ON/OFF (Spell Check) When "Check during Typing ON/OFF" is selected from the Function menu, the DICT indicator on the status line is highlighted, and Spell Check checks your text as you type it. Unless you make mistakes, you will not notice that Spell Check is actually activated. When you make a mistake (misspelled or redundant word, mistaken capitalization), the appropriate window will appear. You can then proceed as you would with the Check All function. To turn the function off, select Check during Typing ON/OFF on the function menu. User Dictionary Maintenance The User Dictionary allows you to add new words, delete old ones, save the User Dictionary file on diskette, or load a User Dictionary file from diskette. Understanding the User Dictionary Spell Check comes with a built-in dictionary containing standard English words. (You cannot modify the built-in dictionary.) If you are frequently using people's names, company names, or other nonstandard English words, Spell Check will consider these words as suspect words - even if they arc perfectly correct. To prevent this from happening, you can create your own Word Processing 76

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Redundant
words
If
a
redundant
word
—a
word
that
is
repeated,
like
"and
and"
—is
found,
a
window
like
this
will
appear:
Capitalization
mistakes
Redundancy
error!
<
REDUNDANCY
>
and
Use
cursor
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
[ERASE
SECOND
WORD!
!CANCEL]
Use
CURSOR
LEFT
and
CURSOR
RIGHT
to
select
and
press
RETURN.
IGNORE:
Leaves
the
word
unchanged
and
resumes
scanning.
ERASE
SECOND
WORD:
Automatically
deletes
the
repeated
word
and
resumes
scanning.
CANCEL:
Closes
the
Spell
Check.
If
a
word
with
uncommon
capitalization
is
found,
a
window
like
this
will
appear
(The
procedure
is
the
same
as
when
a
misspelled
word
is
found):
Capitalization
error?
<
SUSPECT
WORD
>
BOston
Use
cursor
lo
select
and
press
RETURN.
[Ic.NuIRE!
'SUGGESTION]
[RETYPE]
[ADD)
[CANCEL]
Check
During
Typing
ON/OFF
(Spell
Check)
When
"Check
during
Typing
ON/OFF"
is
selected
from
the
Function
menu,
the
DICT
indicator
on
the
status
line
is
highlighted,
and
Spell
Check
checks
your
text
as
you
type
it.
Unless
you
make
mistakes,
you
will
not
notice
that
Spell
Check
is
actually
activated.
When
you
make
a
mistake
(misspelled
or
redundant
word,
mistaken
capitalization),
the
appropriate
window
will
appear.
You
can
then
proceed
as
you
would
with
the
Check
All
function.
To
turn
the
function
off,
select
Check
during
Typing
ON/OFF
on
the
function
menu.
User
Dictionary
Maintenance
The
User
Dictionary
allows
you
to
add
new
words,
delete
old
ones,
save
the
User
Dictionary
file
on
diskette,
or
load
a
User
Dictionary
file
from
diskette.
Understanding
the
User
Dictionary
Spell
Check
comes
with
a
built-in
dictionary
containing
standard
English
words.
(You
cannot
modify
the
built-in
dictionary.)
If
you
are
frequently
using
people's
names,
company
names,
or
other
nonstandard
English
words,
Spell
Check
will
consider
these
words
as
suspect
words
even
if
they
arc
perfectly
correct.
To
prevent
this
from
happening,
you
can
create
your
own
Word
Processing
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