Detail view scrolling | Sharp PW-E500 instruction

Detail view: scrolling

Press d, then type A, and e.

The detail view with definitions appears.

Browsing contents above/below the screen

‘ ’ and/or ‘ ’ may appear on the left side of the screen, indicating that more information can be browsed by scrolling up/down the view. Use }{ or ><.

Scrolling up/down to the previous/next entry header

Press ^nto show the next entry header. To show the previous entry header, press ^w.

Other useful keys

f: Restores the previous view

b: Shows the input screen of each Dictionary or the initial display of a function

^l: Shows the list view starting from the previously displayed header

Shifting the displayed character size (z)

Press the zkey to shift the character size to be displayed.

12dot-based (vertical pixel resolution) or 9 dot-based characters can be selected. For instance, press zto display the 12 dot characters to 9 dot characters. Press zagain to toggle back the displayed characters to 12 dot-base.

12 dot-based (default)

9 dot-based

•The character size setting will be retained until the next time zis pressed.

•The zkey is functional in the following views:

•The list view, detail view or filter search view of each Dictionary

•The Super Jump window

•The contents of the Note

Recalling the terms previously searched (h)

The history of up to 30 items in each dictionary is automatically stored, and can be recalled easily by selecting the word in the history list. (For more information, see page 25.)

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Sharp PW-E500 Detail view scrolling, Shifting the displayed character size z, Recalling the terms previously searched h

Contents

PW-E500 Introduction Contents Getting Started Using the PW-E500 for the first time Example Turning the power on/offAuto power off function Key notation used in this manual Data contained in the PW-E500 Layout Operation guidance message Display symbolsKey assignments Selecting a dictionary / function in the main menu Basic OperationInputting words for a dictionary search Filter search view selecting an item scrolling List view selecting an item scrolling Recalling the terms previously searched h Detail view scrollingShifting the displayed character size z Browsing Notes r Listing a summary of detail view items qSearching a word on the screen Set-up Menu Setting the key sound on/off Inputting Characters Setting the Auto power off activation timeAdjusting the LCD contrast Starting Auto Demo mode 4WD Modifying entry Browsing Notes Looking up a word Filter searchIf there is no match found Crossword solver Phrase search Spellcheck function Anagram solver If the list of words do not appear as expected Further information Thesaurus of English Press tto open the New Oxford Thesaurus of English Searching by an author name Filter search Using the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations Press uto open the Oxford Dictionary of Quotations Keyword search Random quote Theme search How to use the Super Jump function Using the Super Jump function About the detail view after the Jump Specifying a Dictionary to jump to Deleting the history list of a Dictionary How to use the History functionDeleting a history item Example Operation Display Prior to initiating calculationsCalculation examples Converting currencies Setting a currency rateCurrency converter Units capable of being converted Metric converter When to replace the battery Replacing the batteryBattery used Precautions Reset procedures Reset procedure if trouble occursSpecifications Product support Troubleshooting Nose Oxford Dictionary of EnglishIntroduction Structure Core Sense and Subsense Specialized case of the core sense, e.g Encyclopedic Material Specialist Vocabulary Terms relating to nouns Grammar Terms relating to adjectives Other terms relating to nounsTerms relating to verbs Oxford Reading Programme Evidence and Illustrative ExamplesTerms relating to adverbs Oxford English Corpus Examples Word HistoriesSpecialist reading Standard English Usage Notes World English Hyphenation SpellingVariant spellings Ise or ize? Nouns InflectionVerbs Adjectives Pronunciations Consonants Foreign pronunciations New Oxford Thesaurus of English Synonyms Selection of entriesTables a table is displayed as a in this model Homonyms Illustrative examples Register standard vs informal and regional English Linguistic evidencePhrasal verbs and idiomatic phrases Opposites Awkward synonyms and confusables Oxford Dictionary of QuotationsRelated terms Combining formsPage Page How to use the Dictionary Keyword Search Theme Search Memo Memo Europe Sharp Corporation