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T h e P C - S I G L i b r a r y o n C D - R O M,
1 2 t h E d i t i o n
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The PC-SIG Library on CD-ROM, winner of the Optical Publishing
Association's Best Consumer Product Award, has added a hypermedia
interface that makes it easy to find and download any type of program
you could want. The WordCruncher text retrieval program has also been
implemented to assist you insearching this vast collection.
This CD-ROM contains over 3700 fully functional shareware programs, each
with a detailed review. The 12th Edition has added over 300 new programs
and over 500 updates since the release of the 11th Edition. The
collection is always kept current and now contains over 70 megabytes of
Windows 3.0 and 3.1 applications, fonts, icons, games and wallpaper
files.
The range of software is phenomenal! There are huge assortments of
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will save you time and money. This amazing collection will help you get
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children about zoology.
Each of the more than 3700 programs has a one-line description for quick
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to begin browsing for a program that interests you. You might choose the
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the program title takes you to a detailed description of the program.
you can immediately download the software to your hard or floppy drive,
and in many cases view a screen shot.
You can find any program in the collection quickly and easily by using
the search button. When you are in a program category just type in the
title of the program and you will be taken to the description of that
program. The popular WordCruncher text retrieval program has been added
to allow searching every description for any word within that
description, not just in the title or keywords chosen by someone who
thinks differently than you do. The WordCruncher is ideal for finding
programs which perform a specific function, just try searching for
"split", "math" or "subtract". Or switch to the Disks section where you
will find an alphabetical list of all the programs which can be searched
by program title or disk number.
Everyone has their favorite programs and we're no exception. Our 44
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all you do is click on the word "RUN" in the program description and
you'll be working or playing with top notch software right on the CD.
The power of hypermedia will allow you to try out more software than you
ever thought possible. We are sure that you will find a multitude of
programs to your liking on the P-SIG Library on CD-ROM.
System Requirements: IBM PC/AT PS/2 or compatible with 640K, DOS 3.3 or
higher, Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions and a CD-ROM player. We
recommend a 386 with a VGA monitor.
T h e E s s e n t i a l H o m e & B u s i n e s s C o l l e c t i o n
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"Never before has such a valuable collection of popular shareware been
compiled on one CD-ROM that everyone can afford." Dr. File Finder a.k.a.
Michael Callahan
Finally, 368 of the most useful, popular, important shareware programs
have been put together on one CD. No matter what your need, it's on The
Essential Home & Business Collection. Everything from Administration to
Windows software is here.
The Essential CD incorporates the WordCruncher text retrieval system.
Every program on the disc is indexed by title, filename, PC-SIG disk
number, and every word in the program description. A new utility, Narc,
is implemented so you can look at the program files and the author's
on-line documentation without having to first copy the program to your
hard disk. By using WordCruncher and Narc, you can quickly find the
program you want and review it to be sure, without ever having to run it
from your hard disk.
If you've got a CD-ROM player at home and want to get more use of it and
your computer, or if you're trying to avoid purchasing another Nintendo
cartridge, or if you just enjoy looking at new software, you need The
Essential Home & Business Collection.
System Requirements:
IBM PC/XT/AT PS/2 or compatible with 384K memory DOS 3.1 or higher and
Microsoft MS-DOS CD ROM extensions.
T h e P C - S I G G a m e s C D - R O M
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Now you can play a game a day fo over a year. This CD-ROM is jammed
with over 380 shareware games of all types, designed to appeal to the
new generation of CD-ROM users out for fun. The CD incorporates a
hypermedia interface and allows 250 of the games to be played directly
from the CD-ROM.
The hottest games in shareware are on this disk, including the
action/arcade games "Jill of the Jungle" and "Wolfenstein 3D," which
rival or surpass commercial PC and Nintendo for use of animation,
SoundBlaster audio, and VGA graphics. There are also games designed to
teach children mathematics, spelling and even ecology. All these games
for less than a dime each!
Over 250 of the games can be played directly from the CD without copying
them to a floppy or a hard drive. Being able to run from the CD means
that users can explore games without using up valuable hard disk space
or spending time downloading and deleting files. The hypermedia
interface makes it easy to browse the titles, read a one line
description or full review, and copy or start a game by clicking the
mouse or using the keyboard.
T h e P C - S I G W o r l d o f G a m e s C D - R O M
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The new PC-SIG World of Games CD-ROM contains over 550 of the best
shareware games, including 53 educational games for children and 57
Windows games. 430 of them can be played directly from the CD without
using your hard drive space.
This edition employs the award-winning HyperReader interface, allowing
easy searching and playing by using a mouse or the keyboard.
This CD is the first in a six-volume PC-SIG Encyclopedia of Shareware
series. Each volume will include the programs from a section of the
PC-SIG collection and also the programs and text from the current issue
of Shareware Magazine. This CD contains the entire text from the
May/June issue of Shareware Magazine, featuring hardware reviews of
the Tandy Sensation and the Media Vision Pro 16 Multimedia System.
Software reviews included cover 58 new shareware releases, security,
educational, CD audio and PIM's. 159 of the programs mentioned in the
magazine are included and can be downloaded using the HyperReader
interface.
There are also 89 programs which were updated since the last issue of
Shareware Magazine, helping those of you who have purchased the 12th
edition of the PC-SIG Library keep on top of the everchanging world
of shareware.
As well, a description of every program in the PC-SIG Library can be
searched with the WordCruncher text retrieval program. This Games CD
continues the ten year PC-SIG tradition of providing quality programs
and information to help you find the best program for your purpose.
System Requirements: IBM PC/AT/PS/2 or compatible computer with 640K,
DOS 3.3 or higher, Microsoft MS-DOS CD-ROM Extensions and a CD-ROM
player. We recommend a 386 with a VGA monitor.
To Order in the U.S.A.: Call 800-245-6717 and ask for Customer Service.
For Technical information: Call 408-730-9291 and ask for Technical
Support
Outside the U.S.A.: Call (408) 730-9291 for the name of the dealer near
you.
PCSIG.TXT
P C - S I G
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Welcome to the world of Shareware, state of the art software you can
actually try before you buy.
Shareware, a term coined in the early eighties, refers to the method of
distribution chosen by the software authors. With shareware, you can
receive a program and put it through its paces without having to pay for
it. If you find the program useful, and choose to keep the program, then
you pay a modest registration fee to the author.
For the last nine years, PC-SIG has been providing shareware and public
domain software to its customers and members. Since 1982 PC-SIG has
developed an unprecedented library of shareware programs, constantly
updated, consistently strong in every category. Our library of
shareware contains over 3500 titles divided into 120 logical categories.
Every program we add to the library is thoroughly reviewed and tested to
insure that each one meets the high standards of reliability and value we
insist upon and you expect. As a result, our library doesn't contain
every shareware program available, just those that really work.
PC-SIG has grown into the premier distributor of shareware and and
shareware information by producing shareware collections on CD-ROM,
publishing an encyclopedia of shareware, and by publishing Shareware
Magazine, a bi-monthly magazine distributed world-wide.
Quality and support - guaranteed. All of our programs are guaranteed
virus free. We've isolated our systems and check every program
submitted to insure that no viruses make their way to your computer or
ours.
Our support staff is available by phone as well as on our BBS to help
you with questions about installation and operation of PC-SIG's
products.
Through our network of international distributors, PC- SIG strives to
bring you the most current, exciting, technically advanced software
available as shareware.
If you can't find the software you need in PC-SIG's library, it may well
not exist.
To order the latest in Shareware, in the U.S.A: Call (800) 245-6717
Outside the U.S.A.: Call (408) 730-9291 for the name of the dealer near
you.
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INVOICE.DOC
INVOICE
We accept Visa, Mastercard, checks, and money orders.
Remit to: From:
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Software Technologies,Inc. __________________________
P.O. Box 1933 __________________________
Fairfield, IA 52556 __________________________
U.S.A. __________________________
phone: 1-515-472-0399
fax: 1-515-472-4434
Contact individual:
__________________________
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Qty Unit Price Total
___ Word Translator 2.0 - German $20.00 _______
___ Word Translator 2.0 - Spanish $20.00 _______
___ Word Translator 2.0 - Russian $20.00 _______
___ Word Translator 2.0 - Danish $20.00 _______
___ Word Translator 2.0-Portuguese $20.00 _______
___ Upgrade to Word Translator $10.00 _______
For site licence please call: 1-515-472-0399 or
fax: 1-515-472-4434.
Which other bilingual dictionary(s) would you be
interested in?
1. ____________________________
2. ____________________________
3. ____________________________
4. ____________________________
I use 5 1/4"________ 3 1/2 _________ disks
Upon receipt of this paid invoice, a current disk, manual,
and data extensions to the bilingual dictionary will be
sent to you.
MANUAL.DOC
Copyright (c) 1992, Software Technologies, Inc.
P.O. Box 1933
Fairfield, IA 52556, U.S.A.
Phone: 1-515-472-0399 Fax: 1-515-472-4434
Word Translator 3.0 - Portuguese Edition
TABLE OF CONTENTS
page
1. Introduction........................................1
2. Installation........................................1
a) First Make a Backup.............................1
b) Hard Disk Users.................................1
3. How to Call Word Translator.........................1
a) From Current Directory..........................1
b) From "autoexec.bat".............................1
4. Keys................................................2
a) ESC.............................................2
b) F1-Help.........................................2
c) F2-Grammar......................................2
d) F3-Add..........................................2
e) F4-Delete.......................................2
f) PgUp/PgDn.......................................2
g) <return>........................................2
5. Translation.........................................2
a) Translating a Word From the Screen.............2
b) Typing Your Own Word/Phrase....................3
6. Adding More Translations............................4
7. Deleting Translations...............................4
8. Setup Menu..........................................5
9. Spell Checking......................................5
10. Document Translation...............................6
11. Uninstall Word Translator..........................6
12. New Software Versions..............................7
13. System Requirements................................7
14. Tutorial...........................................7
Sample Session 1: Translate word "car"...............8
Sample Session 2: Translate word "beautiful".........8
Sample Session 3: Add a new translation to a word....9
Sample Session 4: Delete a translation from a word...9
Sample Session 5: Add a new word with translations...10
Sample Session 6: Using the help menu................10
Sample Session 7: Using the grammar help.............11
1. Introduction
Word Translator Can:
* look up foreign words on your computer
* save time in writing letters, reports, memos and facsimile
* help you study for quizzes and tests
* speed up your homework
* help you improve your language skills
Word Translator is a pop-up electronic bilingual dictionary.
It can translate words from one language to another with just
a few key strokes. Word Translator will happily work inside
your favorite word processor. It will translate words from
one language much faster than you can flip the pages of your
dictionary.
Word Translator 3.0 - Portuguese Edition for shareware has
10,000+ English to Portuguese translations. The end user version
of Word Translator 3.0 - Portuguese Edition has 72,146
translations from English to Portuguese and from Portuguese to
English. To order the end user version please see the file named
"invoice.doc".
2. Installation
a) First Make a Backup
Insert the disk labeled "Word Translator" into drive a:.
Insert a blank, formatted disk into drive b:. Type
copy a:*.*b: <return>. Label the previously blank disk
"Word Translator" and store the original disk in a safe
place.
b) Hard Disk Users
Insert the disk labeled "Word Translator" into drive a:.
Type a:install <return>.
3. How to Call Word Translator
a) From Current Directory
Type c:\portu\portu <return>.
b) From "autoexec.bat"
Install Word Translator again and when the program ask
you: "Do you want to call Word Translator from your
'autoexec.bat' file? (y/n)" answer with yes by pressing
the 'y' key. For a description of what an "autoexec.bat"
file is please refer to your DOS manual.
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4. Keys
ESC - press the escape key to exit from Word Translator
without performing any further actions.
F1 - press function key number one to get a help menu.
F2 - press function key number two to grammar help.
F3 - press function key number three to add new
translations.
F4 - press function key number four to delete
translations.
PgUp/PgDn - press the page up or page down keys to move up
or down in the current pop-up window.
<return> - press <return> in order to chose the current
highlighted translation or highlighted field in
the help or grammar menus.
5. Translation
a) Translating a Word From the Screen
First follow the instructions under the heading:
"3. How to Call Word Translator". After making Word
Translator memory resident load your word processor.
Now you can either type something on the screen or you can
load an existing file into your word processor. Position
the cursor on top of a word or one space to the right of
a word on the screen. Press the "Ctrl" and "Left Shift"
keys simultaneously. The word that was under the cursor or
one space to the left of the cursor will now appear in the
top box of Word Translator under the heading: "Word/Phrase
to Translate".
The second box will have the heading: "CHOOSE
Word/Phrase". If the word under the cursor exists in the
dictionary then you can now press <return> to translate
this word. If the word under the cursor does not exist
under the cursor you can either add it to the dictionary
by pressing F3 now or your can choose another word from
the dictionary. In order to choose another word to be
translated from the dictionary you can use the "PgUp" or
"PgDn" keys to scroll up or down through words and you can
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use the up arrow and down arrow keys to highlight
different words. To translate a word either press a number
from one to five or use the up arrow and down arrow keys
to highlight the word to translate and then press
<return>. Press the "ESC" to exit out of Word Translator
without choosing any of the words given.
The pop-up window will now change displaying the heading:
"CHOOSE Translation" in the second box from the top of the
pop-up window. Choose a translation in the same way that
you chose a word in the "CHOOSE Word/Phrase" box. Simply
use the arrow up or arrow down to highlight different
translations and then press <return> on the translation
that you prefer. The same choice can be made by pressing a
number between one and five. If all the translations
cannot fit on the screen then you will be able to use the
"PgDn" and/or "PgUp" keys to scroll through all the
translations for the given word. Press the "ESC" key if
you do not want to choose any translations.
IMPORTANT: If at any point you whish to exit out of Word
Translation without performing any further
actions simply press the "ESC" key. If after
pressing "ESC" you return to the previous Word
Translation window then press "ESC" again to
exit out of Word Translator without performing
any actions.
b) Typing Your Own Word/Phrase
First follow the instructions under the heading:
"3. How to Call Word Translator". After making Word
Translator memory resident load your word processor.
Now you can either type something on the screen or you can
load an existing file into your word processor. Position
the cursor on part of the screen where there are no words
under the cursor not any words just to the left of the
cursor. Press the "Ctrl" and "Left Shift" keys
simultaneously. The Word Translator window will pop-up on
the screen with the heading: "Word/Phrase to Translate" in
the top box. The cursor will be in this box. Now type a
word or phrase that you would like to translate. A maximum
of thirty four characters are allowed. You may use the
backspace key to delete any characters in the word or
phrase that you are typing. When you are done press
<return>.
The second box will have the heading: "CHOOSE
Word/Phrase". If the word under the cursor exists in the
dictionary then you can now press <return> to translate
this word. If the word under the cursor does not exist
under the cursor you can either add it to the dictionary
by pressing F3 now or your can choose another word from
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the dictionary. In order to choose another word to be
translated from the dictionary you can use the "PgUp" or
"PgDn" keys to scroll up or down through words and you can
use the up arrow and down arrow keys to highlight
different words. To translate a word either press a number
from one to five or use the up arrow and down arrow keys
to highlight the word to translate and then press
<return>. Press the "ESC" to exit out of Word Translator
without choosing any of the words given.
The pop-up window will now change displaying the heading:
"CHOOSE Translation" in the second box from the top of the
pop-up window. Choose a translation in the same way that
you chose a word in the "CHOOSE Word/Phrase" box. Simply
use the arrow up or arrow down to highlight different
translations and then press <return> on the translation
that you prefer. The same choice can be made by pressing a
number between one and five. If all the translations
cannot fit on the screen then you will be able to use the
"PgDn" and/or "PgUp" keys to scroll through all the
translations for the given word. Press the "ESC" key if
you do not want to choose any translations.
IMPORTANT: If at any point you whish to exit out of Word
Translation without performing any further
actions simply press the "ESC" key. If after
pressing "ESC" you return to the previous Word
Translation window then press "ESC" again to
exit out of Word Translator without performing
any actions.
6. Adding More Translations
If the word you have either entered or Word Translator has
picked up from the screen is not found in the bilingual
dictionary then you will be able to add this word/phrase to
the dictionary together with its translations by pressing
"F3".
The "F3" function key is also used to add single translations
to an existing set of translations when the second box from
the top has the heading: "CHOOSE Translations".
7. Deleting Translations
When the second box from the top has the heading: "CHOOSE
Translations" then you will be able to use the "F4" function
key in order to delete single translations at a time from the
existing set of translations. This done first highlighting
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the translation to be deleted by using the up and down arrow
keys and then pressing "F4". You will then be asked whether
you are sure that you want to delete the highlighted
translation. Be sure to answer this question correctly
because if you do not then nothing can help bring back the
deleted translation.
8. Setup Menu
The setup menu is called by pressing the Alt and Right Shift
keys simultaneously. Once these keys are pressed you will
see the following options:
1. Word Translation ON
2. Spell Checking OFF
3. Spell Checking Beep OFF
4. Document Translation OFF
You cannot have Word Translation ON at the same time as
Spell Checking or Document Translation. You can have only
one of these on at any time. If now you press 2 you will
see that both Spell Checking and Spell Checking Beep are
now ON. If you now press ESC to exit the setup menu spell
checking will have been activated. The Spell Checking Beep
option shows that Word Translator will beep every time
a word is misspelled or it cannot find it in its bilingual
dictionary. You may turn the beep off once Spell Checking
has been chosen by pressing the number 3.
The last option is Document Translation. Before activating
this option you should first load a document that you whish
to translate into your word processor and then position the
cursor in your word processor on top of the first word in
the document. Now press Alt + Right Shift in order to call
the setup menu. Press the number 4 in order to turn
Document Translation ON. Now press ESC to exit the setup
menu.
9. Spell Checking
Word Translator 3.0 has the ability to spell check in
two languages as you type. Every time a space is pressed
Word Translator will see if it needs to spell check and
if it does it will spell check the word just before the
last space pressed. If a word is misstyped or it is not
in the bilingual dictionary then Word Translator 3.0 will
beep and display a window with suggested spellings. You
may scroll up and down the window using the PgUp and PgDn
keys and you may choose a word in order to replace the
one just typed in your word processor. Move the highlight
bar to the correct spelling and then press <return> or
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just press the number of the correct translation. This
will replace the incorrectly spelled word with the
correct spelling. If you type extremely fast then because
it takes time to spell check each word some letters will
appear of the screen with a slight delay, but no typing
will be lost if the spelling was correct.
To activate spell checking please follow the steps shown
above under the heading "Setup Menu". You may deactivate
the beep whenever you like by changing the setup menu
which is called by pressing Alt+Right Shift. When ever
you like you may deactivate the spell checking feature
altogether by changing the setup menu also.
10. Document Translation
Document Translation enables the user to translate a whole
document from one language to another inside your favorite
word processor. This will not be a perfect sentence
translation because the word order might be different in
the two languages but it is a good first approximation to
a valid translation and can serve a good aid in translation.
You might find that you can use this features to translate
most parts of the sentence and that some parts you will
have to edit yourself. Inspite its limitation Document
Translation, as it is now, is a good tool that can assist
in translating documents from one language to another.
The Document Translation feature is activated as shown under
the heading "Setup Menu". Once it is activated Word
Translator 3.0 will first detect the positions of the
margins of the screen and for this purpose you will see the
cursor whizz to the right and then back to the left. Once
this is done the first word to be translated and highlighted
and the well known Word Translator translation window will
come up. At this point you can choose to translate the word
by picking a translation or you may choose not to translate
the word by pressing ESC or you may stop the document
translation process by pressing F4.
11. Uninstall Word Translator 3.0
There might be cases when your will want to free your
memory from Word Translator 3.0 in order to use the memory
for some other purpose. In this version of Word Translator
it is easy to do this. Exit your word processor so that you
are in DOS. Press Ctrl+Alt+E keys simultaneously. The
message: Word Translator 3.0 has been removed from memory
will appear on the screen. Now just press <return>. This
effectively frees the memory of your computer that was
previously taken up by Word Translator 3.0.
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12. New Software Versions
New software versions will have:
1) More languages
2) More words in each dictionary
3) Several languages in one dictionary
4) Thesaurus in both languages
5) The user will be able to define his/her own
hot keys
6) More sophisticated document translation that
will consider phrases and whole sentences
using grammar rules, parts of speech and will do
automatic verb conjugation.
13. New Hardware Versions
New hardware versions will have:
1) The ability to have the computer speak out the word it had
just translated so that you can learn how to pronounce the
translated word.
2) The ability to type a whole sentence in one language and
have the compute automatically say this whole sentence in
another language. This would be very useful for an
international businessman with a notebook computer when
talking to another businessman form a country other than
his own.
3) Custom made hardware, like a pocket calculator, that will
have an LCD screen key pad, and Word Translator inside its
ROM.
14. System Requirements
* IBM - PC/XT/AT, or compatible computer.
* DOS 2.0 or greater.
* A hard drive with at least 2.5 MB of free space.
15. Tutorial
We will lead you step by step through a few sample sessions
of using Word Translator 3.0:
Before any session make sure these two steps have been done:
I) Follow the instructions on how to make Word Translator
memory resident
II) Load your word processor
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Sample Session 1:
Task: Translate word "car" from your word processor screen.
Perform and/or observe the following steps:
1) Type a word in English. For example: "car". Press the
"Ctrl" and "Left Shift" keys simultaneously.
2) The Word Translator Screen will come up.
3) Press <return>.
4) Another Word Translator screen will come up.
5) Press the "Down Arrow" key.
6) Press <return>.
7) Now the translation word "bilen" will replace the word
"car" in your word processor.
Sample Session 2:
Task: Translate word "beautiful" by typing it into Word
Translator.
Perform and/or observe the following steps:
1) Position the cursor on a position in your word processor
screen where there are no words under or just to the left
of the cursor.
2) Press the "Ctrl" and "Left Shift" keys simultaneously.
3) The Word Translator Screen will come up with an empty
line under the heading: "Word/Phrase to Translate".
4) Type the word "beautiful" and then press <return>.
5) Another Word Translator screen will come up.
6) Press the number "1".
7) Now the translation word "smuk" will be put into your word
processor at the place where your cursor was positioned in
your word processor before calling Word Translator.
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Sample Session 3:
Task: Add a new translation to an existing word.
Perform and/or observe the following steps:
1) Type the word "car" in your word processor. Press
Ctrl and Left Shift simultaneously.
2) Press <return> to choose "car".
3) Press F3 to add a new translation.
4) Press 'y' to say "yes" for the question: "Are you sure?".
5) Type '1' and then press <return> for the question:
"Number of translations :".
6) Now type any word that you like for fun and press
<return>.
7) Press any key.
8) Press Ctrl and Left Shift keys again.
9) Press <return>.
10) Now the new translation will be visible on the screen.
Sample Session 4:
Task: Delete a translation from an existing word.
Perform and/or observe the following steps:
1) Type the word "car" in your word processor. Press
Ctrl and Left Shift simultaneously.
2) Press <return> to choose "car".
3) position highlight bar on the translation you want to
delete. (Maybe the one you had just added in Sample
Session 3.)
4) Press F4 to delete the translation under the highlight
bar.
5) Press 'y' to answer "yes" to the question: "Are you sure?"
6) Press any key.
7) Press Ctrl and Left Shift keys again.
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8) Press <return>.
9) Now the translation you just deleted will no longer be
present on the screen.
Sample Session 5:
Task: Add a new word with a whole set of translations for
that word.
Perform and/or observe the following steps:
1) Type "jabadabadu" (or a word that is not in the bilingual
dictionary) in your word processor.
2) Press Ctrl + Left Shift keys.
3) Press F3 to add a new base word and its translations.
4) Press 'y' to acknowledge action.
5) Type '3' for "How many translations : " and then press
<return>.
6) Type three words of your choice for the translation of the
word typed in Step number 1. After each word has been
typed press <return>.
7) Press any key.
8) Press Ctrl + Left Shift keys.
9) Press <return>.
10) Now you will see the translations for the word under or
just to the right of the cursor in your word processor.
Sample Session 6:
Task : Using the help menu.
1) Press F1.
2) Press the Up Arrow or Down Arrow keys to select a
highlighted word. If you press <return> when a word is
highlighted then that word will be explained in more
detail.
3) Press PgDn or PgUp for further help topics.
4) Press ESC (Escape) to exit the help menu.
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Sample Session 7:
Task : Using the grammar help.
1) Press F2.
2) Press PgDn or PgUp for further other pages.
4) Press ESC (Escape) to exit the grammar help menu.
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