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BOOKMAN
ELECTRONIC BOOK CARD
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USER’S GUIDE
Electronic Publishers
www.franklin.com
EMQ-2061
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License Agreement READ THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT BEFORE USING ANY BOOKMAN ELEC- TRONIC BOOK. YOUR USE OF THE BOOKMAN ELECTRONIC BOOK DEEMS THAT YOU AC- CEPT THE TERMS OF THIS LICENSE. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS, YOU MAY RETURN THIS PACKAGE WITH PURCHASE RECEIPT TO THE DEALER FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED THE BOOKMAN ELEC- TRONIC BOOK AND YOUR PURCHASE PRICE WILL BE REFUNDED. BOOK- MAN ELECTRONIC BOOK means the software product, hardware, and documentation found in this package and FRANKLIN mea
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Contents Introduction ................................................................... 3 Key Guide ...................................................................... 3 Installing a Book Card ................................................... 5 Selecting a Book ........................................................... 5 Using the Colour Keys ................................................... 6 Changing the Settings ................................................... 6 Viewing a Demonst
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Introduction Key Guide ® Welcome to the world of BOOKMAN ! Colour Keys MORE With your new EMQ-2061 book card (red) Expands a word search. you can carry and read the Hutchinson X-REF (green) Highlights, or selects, a Popular Encyclopedia anywhere. Your cross-reference. new electronic encyclopedia has over SEARCH (yellow) Goes to the word 17,000 articles, many of which include search screen. chronologies that highlight historical LIST (blue) Displays your bookmark events related to the subject of
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Key Guide Other Keys Direction Keys Moves in the indicated BACK Erases a letter, backs up, or direction, or moves the cursor turns off the highlight in an or highlight. article. DN Pages down or up. UP CAP Shifts the keys to type capitals or Key Combinations* punctuation. BACK ✩ + Goes to the main menu CARD Exits the book you are reading. from a submenu. CLEAR Clears all of your entries. ENTER ✩ + At a menu, goes directly to ENTER Selects a menu item, enters the text of an article. At an searc
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Installing a Book Card Selecting a Book Warning: Never install or remove a Once you have installed a book card in book card while your BOOKMAN is your BOOKMAN, you can select turned on. If you do, information that which book you want to use. you have entered in the built-in book, 1. Turn your BOOKMAN on. as well as in any other installed book CARD 2. Press . cards, may be erased. 1. Turn your BOOKMAN off. 2. Turn your BOOKMAN over. 3. Align the tabs of the book These are sample books. card with
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Using the Colour Keys Changing the Settings The red, green, yellow, and blue keys You can adjust the type size, shutoff on the top row of your BOOKMAN time, and screen contrast of this book. change their functions according to The shutoff time is how long your BOOK- which book you have selected. MAN stays on if you forget to turn it off. If you have selected the built-in book, The screen contrast is how light or the colour keys function as labeled on dark the screen display appears. the BOOKMAN
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Viewing a Demonstration Finding Encyclopedia Articles Before you start using your book card, The Articles menu lists all the articles you may want to see a brief demon- in this encyclopedia alphabetically by stration of what it can do. Here’s how. title. Finding an article is as easy as CLEAR typing the name of its title. 1. Press . 2. Use the arrow keys to high- CLEAR 1. Press . light the Setup menu. 3. Use to highlight View Demo. ENTER 4. Press to start the The Articles menu is highlighted.
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Finding Encyclopedia Articles Searching for Words You can search for words occurring in Or select a submenu item, if needed. articles and their titles. Each occur- DN SPACE 4. Press , , or to scroll rence that you find is called a match. down to read the text. DN CLEAR ✩ 1. Press . 5. Hold and press to view the next article in this SEARCH 2. Press (the yellow key). encyclopedia. To view the previous article in this en- ✩ cyclopedia, hold and press . UP 3. Type up to four words. For 6. To g
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Searching for Words Searching for Words ➤ Understanding Word Searches When you search for words, the en- cyclopedia searches first for The matching words are boxed. matches of the words in the titles of DN 6. Hold ✩ and press repeat- articles. edly to view the next matches. If no matches are found in article To view a previous match, hold ✩ titles, it automatically searches for and press . UP matches in the articles themselves. BACK 7. Press to go back to the If no exact matches are found in
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Expanding Your Searches Expanding Your Searches MORE MORE When you press (the red key) 6. Press (red) once more to after a word search, your search can fully expand the search. expand up to three times to include 7. Use the arrow keys to high- matches in the text of articles, if none light a title and then press were already found, synonyms, or ENTER to view its article. related words. Note: You can also highlight a title CLEAR 1. Press . by typing its first few letters. DN SEARCH 2. Press (
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Highlighting Search Words Highlighting Search Words ENTER You can also search for words by high- 5. Press to search for it. lighting them in articles. Then you can find their matches in other articles. Try this example. 6. To search for more articles, CLEAR 1. Press . MORE press (red). 2. On the Articles menu, high- 7. Highlight an article and press light English Channel and ENTER to select it. ENTER then press . DN 8. Hold ✩ and press repeat- To learn how, read “Finding Encyclo- edly to vi
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Using Cross-References Using Bookmarks Cross-references appear in articles as Adding a Bookmark words in all capital letters. Each cross- You can personalize your encyclopedia reference is the title of another ency- by adding up to 10 bookmarks to ar- clopedia article. ticles. Then you can use your book- Note: When you are using the small marks for quick reference. The type size, cross-references are indi- marker shows the placement of the cated by an XREF marker ( ). bookmark. CLEAR 1. Press .
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Using Bookmarks Sending a Word Between Books LIST You can look up words from this book 2. Press (blue). in certain other BOOKMAN books, and vice versa. To send or receive a word to or from another book, you must have installed This is a sample bookmark list. a book card in your BOOKMAN that is Bookmarks appear in the order they able to send or receive words, as well. were saved. To learn if a book card can send or re- 3. Use to highlight a bookmark. ceive words, read its User’s Guide. ENTER 4.
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LBS. Resetting Your BOOKMAN Book Card Care If the BOOKMAN keyboard fails to re- • Do not touch the metal con- spond, or if its screen performs errati- tacts on the book cards. CLEAR cally, first press and then press Caution: Touching these electrical ON/OFF twice. If nothing happens, follow contacts with statically charged ob- the steps below. jects, including your fingers, could erase information entered in a book Warning: Pressing the reset button card or built-in book. with more than very
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Specifications Limited Warranty Model: EMQ-2061 This product, excluding batteries, is guaranteed by Franklin for a period of Hutchinson Popular Encyclopedia • size: 5.9 x 4.2 x 0.6 cm one year from the date of purchase. It • weight: 0.4 oz will be repaired or replaced (at Franklin’s option) free of charge for any © 1996 Franklin Electronic Publishers, defect due to faulty workmanship or Inc., Burlington, NJ 08016-4907 U.S. materials. All rights reserved. Products returned under warranty © 1994 H
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Index ?* key 7, 8, 13 finding 12 Abbreviations, finding 11 using 12 Arrow keys 5 Demonstration Articles disabling 7 finding 7, 8 enabling 7 viewing location 8 viewing 7 Articles menu 7 Direction keys 4, 7 Asterisk (for finding words) 9 FCC Notice 15 Auto-resume feature 5 Finding Blue (LIST) key 3, 12 abbreviations 11 BOOKMAN bookmarks 12 resetting 14 encyclopedia articles by title 7, 8 specifications 15 incomplete words 9 Bookmarks words 8 adding 12 Font size 6 finding
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Index Selecting books 5 Set Contrast 6 Set Shutoff 6 Set Type Size 6 Setup menu 6 Shutoff time 6 Specifications 15 STAR key with BACK 4 with CARD 13 with ENTER 4 with UP, DN 4, 8, 9, 10 Viewing article locations 8 bookmarks 12 cross-references 12 help messages 7 Word searches correcting misspellings 9 entering 8 highlighting words in articles 11 understanding 9 viewing 8 X-REF (green) key 3, 12 XREF marker 12 XREFs, using 12 Yellow (SEARCH) key 3, 8, 10 FRB-28072-00 P/N 7
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BOOKMAN ELECTRONIC BOOK CARD Hu Huttcchi hin nsson on Hu Hu Hutttccchi hi hin n nssson on on Pop Pop Popu u ulllaaarrr Pop Popu ullaarr E E E E En n n n ncccccyyyyyccccclo lo lo lo lope pe pe pe ped d d d diiiiiaaaaa USER’S GUIDE Electronic Publishers www.franklin.com EMQ-2061
