Special Markers

When reading and moving through text, you may see Special Markers - images of blocked text. Special markers indicate that more information is available. The following are some examples of Special Markers:

- ,

Footnote

 

Graphic or figure

 

Bibliographic entry

 

Unavailable section of text

 

Unavailable graphic illustration

 

Table reference

 

Cross reference

 

Bookmark

 

Pronounces the headword, highlighted word,

or entry.

To view the information associated with a special marker, follow these steps.

1.Tap the marker to view its information in sub-text.

If the information takes up more than on screen, use the scroll bar to view more text.

2.When done, tap or OK to return to the text you were reading.

Quick Commands

When reading and moving through text, you may see Quick Commands - a row of buttons at the bottom of text. Quick Commands act as hyperlinks that jump to a related section of the text. They most commonly appear in medical references.

Quick

Commands

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