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Page 2 - LIMITED USE LICENSE; License Agreement

1 READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE USING ANY BOOKMANCARTRIDGE. YOUR USE OF THE BOOKMAN CARTRIDGE DEEMS THAT YOU ACCEPTTHE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESETERMS, YOU MAY RETURN THIS PACKAGE WITH PURCHASE RECEIPT TOTHE DEALER FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED THE BOOKMAN CAR-TRIDGE AND Y...

Page 3 - Contents

2 Contents Welcome to the world of BOOK-MAN! BOOKMAN is a powerful,portable electronic reference with abuilt-in book and the ability to usebooks in cartridges. With your newFranklin Advanced Thesaurus (ATH- 440), you can find a total of morethan 500,000 synonyms, antonyms,Classmates ™ , and Confusab...

Page 4 - Function Keys; Key Guide; Other Keys; Direction Keys; Star Key Combinations*

3 Function Keys CLEAR Clears the word you entered. MENU Shows the menu. SKILL (red) Shows the game skill levels. CONF (green) Shows Confusables (words that you may confuse with others). GAMES (yellow) Shows games you can play. HINT (blue) Provides hints during games. CARD Exits the selected book. ON...

Page 5 - Installing Cartridges; When you remove a

4 The BOOKMAN 440 model usestwo CR2032, 3-volt batteries. Hereis how to install or replace them. Warning: When the batteries lose power or are removed from BOOK-MAN, information that you have en-tered in its built-in book as well as inany installed book cartridge will beerased. 1. Turn BOOKMAN over....

Page 6 - These are sample books.; About Screen Illustrations

5 Selecting Books Using the Color Keys The red, green, yellow, and blue keyschange functions according to whichbook you are using. When you have selected and are us-ing the built-in book, the color keysfunction as labelled on the keyboard.When you are using a BOOKMANcartridge, the color keys functio...

Page 7 - Changing Settings; Set Font; Viewing a Demonstration

6 Changing Settings You can adjust the font size andshutoff time of this book. The fontsize sets how large the letters ap-pear on screen. The shutoff timesets how long your BOOKMANstays on if you forget to turn it off. 1. Press CLEAR . 2. Press MENU . 3. Press to highlight Set Font or Set Shutoff . ...

Page 8 - Finding Synonyms; happy; To type capitals, hold; To erase a letter, press; and press; When you see

7 Finding Synonyms To look up synonyms, simply type a wordand then press ENTER . Try this example. 1. Press CLEAR . 2. Type a word (e.g., happy ). To type capitals, hold CAP . To erase a letter, press BACK . To move the cursor, press or . 3. Press ENTER to view its first thesaurus entry. 4. Press or...

Page 9 - Finding Confusables; CONF flash in the upper; rein; Notice that; to start the highlight.; Correcting Misspellings; Type a misspelled word; ecskwizzit; to view its; Finding Spellings and Words; conc

8 Finding Confusables ™ Confusables are words that soundalike or are spelled similarly. Whenyou see CONF flash in the upper right of the screen, the entered orhighlighted word has Confusables.Try this example. 1. Type rein . 2. Press ENTER . Notice that CONF flashes. 3. Press CONF . Each Confusable ...

Page 10 - Highlighting Words; Press the arrow keys to; air; its thesaurus entry; to go back to the; to look up the; Sending Words

9 Highlighting Words Another way to find synonyms andConfusables is by highlighting wordsin thesaurus entries. Try this ex-ample. 1. Type demeanor. 2. Press ENTER . 3. Press ENTER again. Notice the highlight. You can turnit off by pressing BACK . 4. Press the arrow keys to highlight a word (e.g., ai...

Page 11 - Picking Levels and Games; Playing Hangman; Playing Anagrams; Playing the Games

10 Playing the Games Picking Levels and Games You can pick a skill level before youplay or during a game. If you pick alevel during a game, the new leveldoes not take effect until the nextround begins. • To pick a skill level, first press S K I L L . Then highlight a level and press ENTER to select ...

Page 12 - Cartridge Care; Touching these electrical; Playing Word Train; Press; to view the

11 Playing the Games Cartridge Care • Do not expose the book car- tridges to heat, cold, or liquids. • Do not put excessive pressure on the book cartridges. LBS. • Do not touch the metal con- tacts on the book cartridges. Caution: Touching these electrical contacts with statically charged ob-jects, ...

Page 13 - Resetting BOOKMAN; and then press; gently; • Check that the book cartridge,

12 Resetting BOOKMAN If the BOOKMAN keyboard fails to re-spond, or if its screen performs errati-cally, first press CLEAR and then press ON/OFF twice. If nothing happens, follow the steps below. Warning: Pressing the reset button with more then very light pressure maypermanently disable your BOOKMAN...

Page 14 - Complies with the lim-

13 Specifications Your Notes Model: ATH-440 • batteries: 2 CR2032, 3-volt lithium• size: 12 x 1.4 x 8.3 cm• weight: 4 oz© 1987-1995 Franklin Electronic Pub-lisher, Inc., Mount Holly, NJ 08060USA. Classmates, Confusables, andWord Train are trademarks of Franklin.All rights reserved.BOOKMAN is a trade...

Page 15 - Index; Typing

14 Index Screen contrast 6Shutoff time 6SKILL key 10Special usages 7Specifications 13Spellings correcting 8finding 8 STAR key 7, 9 combinations 3with CARD 9with DN 7 Synonyms, finding 7, 9Thesaurus entries understanding 7viewing 7 Typing asterisks 8capitals 7 Viewing confusables 8help messages 6hint...

Page 16 - User’s Guide; Electronic Publishers; ADVANCED THESAURUS

 Electronic Publishers User’s Guide ATH-440  Electronic Publishers ADVANCED THESAURUS ™