Franklin NC-10 User Manual

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By Franklin Electronic Publishers

Webster’s

Spelling Corrector

USER’S

GUIDE

MODEL NC-10

Introduction

Getting Started

Congratulations. You now own a powerful
and portable electronic reference that you
can use at home, school, or work.

Using the
you can:

• check and correct spellings,

• find letters in words,

• find prefixes and suffixes,

• identify words that are easy to confuse,

• build words from letters, and

• play Hangman and Anagrams.
This User’s Guide shows you how. You

can follow its numbered steps using the
examples shown or using words that
interest you.

Webster’s Spelling Corrector

User notes like this one tell
you how to get the most from

Webster’s Spelling

your

Corrector

. Look for them.

1

,

1. If it isn’t installed, install one CR2016
lithium battery as shown.

2. Press ON/OFF.

3. Press ▼ or ▲ to adjust the contrast.

Ready for word is where you enter

words or letters. You can adjust the
contrast only at this screen.

4. If the screen is blank, check the battery.

To see a quick demonstration
of

Webster’s Spelling

Corrector

stop the demo, press CLEAR.

, press DEMO. To

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Learning the Keys

Correcting Spellings

A

ENTER

ON/OFF

CLEAR

DEMO

HELP

BUILD

CONF

PLAY

▲
▲
▼

▲

?

✽

Type letters.

etc.

Make an entry or back up.
Turn the unit on or off.
Clear your entry.
See a quick demo.
See a help message.
Build words from typed letters.
See Confusables
Select Hangman or Anagrams.
Erase typed characters.
Move up or type an apostrophe.
Move down or type a period.
In games, show the score.
Find a letter or end a round.
Find prefixes or suffixes.

3

™

.

1. If you’re not at
press CLEAR.

2. Type a word. To erase letters, press .

3. Press ENTER.

NOTE: When you spell an entered word
correctly, an asterisk appears after it.

4. Press ▼ to see more words, if any.

5. When you’re done, press CLEAR.

The arrows at the right of the
screen mean that you can press
▼ or ▲ to see more words.

To see help at any time, press

HELP. To exit help, press ENTER.

Ready for wordReady for word

Ready for word,

Ready for wordReady for word

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