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NOTE:

To

select

a

function

from

the

menu,

use

and

fl

or

type

the

letter

dis-

played

in

bold.

2.

To

exit

the

user

dictionary

maintenance

screen,

select

EXIT

and

press

•

Accelerator:

To

EXIT

from

the

menu,

type

"E".

•

Short

cut:

To

exit

without

displaying

the

menu,

press

.

Cig3

3.

To

delete

a

word,

first

select

the

word

from

the

user

dictionary

screen.

Press

peg

and

select

DELETE.

The

following

message

appears:

Delete

Lhe

word

from

user

dicLiondry?

Press

RETURN(yes)

or

CANCEL(no).

•

Accelerator:

To

select

DELETE

from

the

menu,

type

"D".

•

Short

cut:

To

enable

the

DELETE

function

without

displaying

the

menu,

press

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•

Press

to

delete,

or

to

keep

the

word

in

the

user

dictionary.

4.

To

delete

all

words,

select

ALL

DELETE

and

press

r

").

The

following

message

appears:

CD

)

>

C)

Delete

all

words

in

user

dictionary?

Press

RETURN(yes)

or

CANCEL(no)

.

•

Accelerator:

To

select

ALL

DELETE

from

the

menu,

type

"A".

Press

WA)

to

delete,

or

to

keep

the

user

dictionary

unchanged.

5.

To

load

a

different

user

dictionary

file

from

a

different

diskette,

insert

the

dis-

kette

in

the

drive,

select

LOAD

and

press

MR.

Remember

that

loading

a

user

dictionary

file

will

overwrite

the

user

dictionary

currently

in

memory.

•

Accelerator:

To

select

LOAD

from

the

menu,

type

"L".

6.

To

save

the

user

dictionary,

insert

a

diskette

in

the

drive,

select

SAVE

and

press

.

Remember

that

turning

the

power

off

clears

the

user

dictio-

nary

in

memory,

and

that

saving

the

user

dictionary

onto

a

diskette

which

already

contains

a

user

dictionary

file

will

overwrite

that

file

on

the

diskette.

•

Accelerator:

To

select

SAVE

from

the

menu,

type

"S".

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