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Displays the contents of the roots dictionary.  The roots dictionary contains only the root form of a term.  This allows other forms of the term, such as the plural form of a noun, to use your customized pronunciation.  You can add ordinary terms such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and proper names to this dictionary.


Displays the contents of the special words dictionary.  The special words dictionary contains terms that translate into more than one term, like compound words, and translations containing numbers, annotations, or SPRs (phonetic spellings).  You can add compound words, translations containing numbers, annotations, and phonetic spellings to this dictionary.


Displays the contents of the abbreviations dictionary.  The abbreviations dictionary contains abbreviations and acronyms.  You can add abbreviations and acronyms to this dictionary.


Click Add to add a new term to the roots or special words dictionary.


Click Edit to change the currently highlighted dictionary term.


Click Delete to remove the currently highlighted dictionary term.


The Speak Key and Speak Trans buttons allow you to hear how the dictionary terms are spoken.


Click this to hear how the "key" term is pronounced.

Note

Key refers to the string of characters that the dictionary routine searches for.


Click this to hear how the "translation" term is pronounced.

Note

Translation refers to the phonetic pronunciation.  The translation might contain numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters.  These are used to indicate where the stress should be placed in the term.


Click Close to close the dialog box and save any changes you made.


This is the list of dictionary terms.  Each term has the form key->translation.  Key refers to the string of characters that the dictionary routine searches for, and translation is the phonetic pronunciation of the term.

Note

The translation might contain numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters.  These are used to indicate where the stress should be placed in the term.


Type the key for the dictionary term here.

Note

Key refers to the string of characters that the dictionary routine searches for.


Type the translation for the dictionary term here.

Note

The translation refers to the phonetic pronunciation.  It can contain numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters.  These are used to indicate where the stress should be placed in the term.


Click this to hear how the "key" term is pronounced.

Note

Key refers to the string of characters that the dictionary routine searches for.


Click this to hear how the "translation" term is pronounced.

Note

Translation refers to the phonetic pronunciation.  The translation might contain numbers and uppercase and lowercase letters.  These are used to indicate where the stress should be placed in the term.


Click SPR From Key to generate the SPR (phonetic spelling) of the key.  The SPR will be put in the Translation field.

Note

The translation might contain numbers, symbols, and uppercase and lowercase letters.  These are used to indicate where the stress should be placed in the term and how the word is pronounced.


Click SPR from Translation to generate an SPR (phonetic spelling) from the entry that is currently in the Translation field.


Click OK to close this dialog box and save the changes you made.


Click Cancel to close this dialog box without saving the changes you made.


Click Help to get additional help for this dialog box.