Franklin SA-309 Finding Parts of Words

Finding Parts of Words

You can find parts of words by typing question marks and asterisks in place of letters. Each question mark stands for any single letter. Each asterisk stands for any series of letters. You can use question marks to help solve crossword puzzles and similar word games by typing them in place of missing letters.

1.Press THES.

2.Type a word with ?s and ✽s in it. For example, con?er✽.

3.Press ENTER.

A T next to a word indicates that the word has a thesaurus entry. A ? next to a word indicates that the word has Confusables.

4.Press repeatedly to view more words.

5.To see a word’s thesaurus entry, if any, press ENTER.

If a word has more than one entry, press THES to see additional meanings.

6.Press CLEAR when you are finished.

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Contents

SA-309 License Agreement Key Guide Key Guide ✓Help is Always at Hand ✓Follow the Arrows ✓About Automatic Shutoff Installing the Batteries Installing the Batteries Viewing a Demonstration To Disable or Re-enablethe Demo ✓To Adjust the Screen Contrast Checking Spellings To Check the Spelling of a Word Finding Thesaurus Entries Viewing Confusables® Finding Parts of Words Using the Reading Timer Using the Word Lists SAT Word List Bee List Using To Add a Word to the List To View Your List Using Adding Words from the ENTER a word Screen To Delete a Word From the List To Erase the Entire List Using the Crossword Solver Having Fun with Spanish and French Playing the Games To Choose a Game To Choose the Skill Level To Choose the Game Words Playing the Games ✓Understanding the Skill Levels ✓Getting Help in the Games Hangman Anagrams Word Jumble Word Builder (Scrabble® game referee) Word Blaster Word Train Deduction Spelling Bee Specifications FCC Notice Limited Warranty (U.S. only)