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Palmtop3 User’s Guide
Part # 400670-A
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4.13.2. Abbreviation Editor: Editing Existing Abbreviations
You can change any abbreviation, regardless of whether it is one that you added or one of the abbreviations
provided with your Palmtop device. To edit an abbreviation, select it in the
Abbreviation list then select the
Edit button. A new dialog will appear. You can edit the abbreviation text in the Abbreviation text box, and you
can also edit the expansion text in the Expansion text box. When you are done editing the abbreviation pair,
select OK . The modified abbreviation will appear in the list in the Abbreviation Editor dialog.
4.13.3. Abbreviation Editor: Removing Abbreviations
You can remove abbreviation pairs by first selecting the abbreviation from the Abbreviation list, then
selecting the Remove button.
Warning: The abbreviation will be permanently deleted from the Palmtop software, so be careful
when using this option.
4.13.4. Restoring the Default Abbreviations
You can restore the abbreviation table that ships with Palmtop by selecting Tools > System Utilities >
Reset User Files .
Warning: If you select this option, all of the changes that you have made to the abbreviation
table, the pronunciation table and the dictionary will be irretrievably lost. You can only select this
option when there is no configuration currently active on your Palmtop device.
4.14. Pronunciation Editor Dialog
Your Palmtop device uses both DECtalk and Acapela speech synthesis to provide you with your voice. The
software knows how to pronounce most words, but you may occasionally find words that are mispronounced.
The Palmtop device uses a pronunciation table, which stores information about their correct pronunciations.
You can add to, delete from and modify the word pronunciation table using the
Pronunciation Editor dialog.
To open the Pronunciation Editor dialog, select Tools > Pronunciation Editor .
Figure 21: The Pronunciation Editor Dialog