Hexaglot TopTranslator multi Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 52)

Hexaglot TopTranslator multi

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Input and navigation keys

The keys for the input of text are arranged according to the international QWERTY pattern. All entries are

normally made in lower case letters; it is only when making certain entries in the user dictionary or in the

memo list that upper case letters, digits and special characters can be entered.

You will find the important operating elements for controlling the dictionary processes at the left and

right, next to the screen.

ACC

If you want to add an accent to one of the letters a, e, i, c or n, begin by entering

the letter itself, and then press

ACC. Press the key repeatedly in order to insert a

different accent (e.g. é, è, ë) or to remove the accent again.

SPACE

Creates a space character.

DEL

1. Is used to delete characters. If the insertion mark is located within a string of

characters, pressing this key will delete the following character (to the right of

the insertion mark). If the insertion mark is at the end of the text, the most

recently entered character (to the left of the insertion mark) is deleted.

2. Is used to delete your own entries in the user dictionary and in the memo list

(see page 70).

ENTER

This key is used to confirm an entry or selection.

ESC

Used to cancel a procedure or to return to the most recently displayed level. (The

exact function of the key depends on which mode is active.)

l◄n i►i

Depending on the current mode, you browse backwards and forwards between

dictionary entries, phrases or word forms with these keys. When entering words,

you can move the position of the writing cursor with these keys. You switch certain

options on or off in set-up mode with these keys.

i▲i i▼i

You select entries from lists with these keys, and can scroll through the display if

its contents extend over more than four lines.

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