Key Guide

 

Color Keys

FILES

(red) Cycles through the

 

cardfiles.

CALEND

(green) Cycles through the

 

calendar views.

NOTES

(yellow) Cycles through the

 

note folders.

EDIT

(blue) Displays entry, search,

 

edit, delete and other options.

Understanding the Color Keys

The color keys (red, green, yellow, and blue) perform the functions listed above only for the book de- scribed in this User’s Guide.

Other BOOKMAN books have their own color key functions, which are labeled on their keyboards or book cards. To learn more, read “Using the Color Keys.”

Direction Keys

Moves through text or menus, or moves the cursor. In the Calculator, types basic math symbols (i.e., +, x, -, ÷).

DN UP Pages down or up.

 

Other Keys

BACK

Erases a letter, or backs up.

CAP

Shifts a key to type capital

 

letters or punctuation marks.

CARD

Exits the book you are reading.

CLEAR

Clears to the main screen of

 

the current topic.

ENTER

Selects a menu item, or enters

 

search words. In the Calculator,

 

performs a selected math function.

HELP

Displays help messages.

MENU

Displays the main menus.

ON/OFF

Turns your BOOKMAN on or off.

?

Types a question mark. At

 

menus, displays the full title of

 

a menu item. With CAP , types

 

an asterisk.

SPACE

Types a space or pages down.

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Franklin SDK-763, SDK-765 manual Key Guide, Understanding the Color Keys, Direction Keys, Other Keys

SDK-763, SDK-765 specifications

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