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Accu-Spell checks spelling according to the following rules. •Numbers and symbols are also treated as a word. For example, "etc" is treated as a mistake while "etc." is judged correct. •Symbols before and after a word such as "," (quotation mark) and ? (question mark) are first removed from the word before it is spell verified. For example, "Great!!" is judged correct, but "Gleat!!" is judged incorrect. •Some punctuation errors are detected. For example, "word:)" is judged as an error and the buzzer will sound three times. •Some errors of apostrophe are detected. For example, "now's" and "at's" will be judged incorrect. •A word consisting of several words joined by hyphen, such as "mother-in-law", is spell verified as a single compound word. •Accu-Spell takes into account the difference between capital letters and small letters. If you type "check, Check, CHECK", all of these words will be judged correct. This is because when a word is at the beginning of a sentence, it starts with a capital letter, while if it is part of a title it consists entirely of capital letters. If, however, you type "Check", it will be judged incorrect. •In the case of words which always begin with a capital letter, such as America, both "America" and "AMERICA" will be judged correct, however "america" will be judged incorrect. Sometimes the buzzer will sound even if you type a correct word, because the word is not in the dictionary. Si 1 Recall the text to be verified. 2 Move the beginning of the text. + 3 CODE 4 Each word in the text will be verified. VERIFYING V • SPELL TEXT 5 I While Accu-Spell is activated, press the TEXT key, enter the text name and press the RETURN key. Press the CODE+F keys. Each word in the text will be verified from current position sequentially to the end of text. The display will show "VERIFYING". If a word that is not in the dictionary is found, spell verification will be interrupted, the buzzer will sound, and the word will appear as a flashing indication on the display. To continue spell verification press the CODE+F keys. If no misspelled words are found in any part of the text, the message "VERIFIED" will appear on the display. VERIFIED V V SPELL TEXT 40

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Accu-Spell
checks
spelling
according
to
the
following
rules.
•Numbers
and
symbols
are
also
treated
as
a
word.
For
example,
"etc"
is
treated
as
a
mistake
while
"etc."
is
judged
correct.
•Symbols
before
and
after
a
word
such
as
","
(quotation
mark)
and
?
(question
mark)
are
first
removed
from
the
word
before
it
is
spell
verified.
For
example,
"Great!!"
is
judged
correct,
but
"Gleat!!"
is
judged
incorrect.
•Some
punctuation
errors
are
detected.
For
example,
"word:)"
is
judged
as
an
error
and
the
buzzer
will
sound
three
times.
•Some
errors
of
apostrophe
are
detected.
For
example,
"now's"
and
"at's"
will
be
judged
incorrect.
•A
word
consisting
of
several
words
joined
by
hyphen,
such
as
"mother-in-law",
is
spell
verified
as
a
single
compound
word.
•Accu-Spell
takes
into
account
the
difference
between
capital
letters
and
small
letters.
If
you
type
"check,
Check,
CHECK",
all
of
these
words
will
be
judged
correct.
This
is
because
when
a
word
is
at
the
beginning
of
a
sentence,
it
starts
with
a
capital
letter,
while
if
it is
part
of
a
title
it
consists
entirely
of
capital
letters.
If,
however,
you
type
"Check",
it
will
be
judged
incorrect.
•In
the
case
of
words
which
always
begin
with
a
capital
letter,
such
as
America,
both
"America"
and
"AMERICA"
will
be
judged
correct,
however
"america"
will
be
judged
incorrect.
Sometimes
the
buzzer
will
sound
even
if
you
type
a
correct
word,
because
the
word
is
not
in
the
dictionary.
Si
1
Recall
the
text
to
be
verified.
2
Move
the
beginning
of
the
text.
3
CODE
+
4
Each
word
in
the
text
will
be
verified.
VERIFYING
V
•
5
I
SPELL
TEXT
While
Accu-Spell
is
activated,
press
the
TEXT
key,
enter
the
text
name
and
press
the
RETURN
key.
Press
the
CODE+F
keys.
Each
word
in
the
text
will
be
verified
from
current
position
sequentially
to
the
end
of
text.
The
display
will
show
"VERIFYING".
If
a
word
that
is
not
in
the
dictionary
is
found,
spell
verification
will
be
interrupted,
the
buzzer
will
sound,
and
the
word
will
appear
as
a
flashing
indication
on
the
dis-
play.
To
continue
spell
verification
press
the
CODE+F
keys.
If
no
misspelled
words
are
found
in
any
part
of
the
text,
the
message
"VERIFIED"
will
appear
on
the
display.
VERIFIED
V
V
SPELL
TEXT
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