WYNN User's Guide (PDF)

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Getting to Know WYNN 70 User Interface Item Description 1 File Name. The file’s name appears in the WYNN title bar. 2 WYNN Menu Bar. All WYNN commands are available using these menus. 3 WYNN Toolbars. This row of buttons contains the common toolbar buttons and the current toolbar’s buttons. The primary toolbars are the blue File Management toolbar, the green Reading Styles toolbar, the pink Study Tools toolbar, and the yellow Writing Tools toolbar. 4 Spotlight Text. When in Read mode, the cursor position appears as spotlighted text. 5 Document Work Area. Your document appears in this scrollable area. 6 Cursor and Page Locator. Indicates which line the cursor is in, and it indicates which page is currently in view. 7 Read/Write and Text View/Exact View Indicator. Shows the document’s current editable (Read Only or Write) and viewable (Text View or Exact View) status. 8 User Name. Shows you who is currently logged in to the WYNN system.
WYNN Toolbars Getting to Know WYNN WYNN's toolbars provide quick access to many different commands. There are four primary toolbars, each with different colors and buttons. In addition, there are several buttons available on each toolbar: the Next, Read/Pause, Write/Read-Only, Exact View/Text View, and Other Doc buttons. Each toolbar is briefly described in the following sections. Tip: From the Settings menu, choose Custom Toolbar to create a customized toolbar with the commands you use most often. Refer to the topic Creating a Custom Toolbar for more information. Common Toolbar Buttons The Common Toolbar buttons always appear as the first five buttons from left to right on the WYNN screen. Use these buttons to: • Switch from one toolbar to another • Start or stop WYNN from reading aloud • Edit a document • View a document in its original formatted state or as text • Open the NavBar and switch between open WYNN documents 71
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WYNN User’s Guide Version 5.10 Fr
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Table of Contents Introduction.....
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Changing a Document’s Color Setti
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What is WYNN? Introduction WYNN (Wh
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What's New in WYNN WYNN has many ex
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• Selectable Form-Filling Mode to
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• Click the Help menu, and then c
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… OR … 1. Select an item within
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WYNN Single-User and Non-Network Mu
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Page 25 and 26: Network WYNN Installation Note: Thi
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Page 41 and 42: Installing WYNN Wizard or WYNN Read
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Page 47 and 48: Creating a New Document To create a
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Teacher Exercise Guide 120 WYNN dis
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Teacher Exercise Guide 122 • Modi
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Teacher Exercise Guide 124 2. Chang
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Teacher Exercise Guide 126 Note: To
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Teacher Exercise Guide 128 5. Click
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Teacher Exercise Guide 130 4. Selec
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Teacher Exercise Guide 132 4. Enter
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Teacher Exercise Guide 134 1. From
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Teacher Exercise Guide 136 Tip: You
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Teacher Exercise Guide 138 Adding P
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Teacher Exercise Guide 140 Tip: If
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Teacher Exercise Guide 142 2. In th
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Teacher Exercise Guide 146 Custom T
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Teacher Exercise Guide 148 The Save
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Student Exercise Guide This section
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Student Exercise Guide 170 1. Open
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Student Exercise Guide 172 Note: If
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Student Exercise Guide 174 • Clic
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Student Exercise Guide 176 2. Use t
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Student Exercise Guide 178 2. Selec
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Student Exercise Guide 180 WYNN hig
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Student Exercise Guide 182 3. Choos
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Student Exercise Guide 184 The prin
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Student Exercise Guide 186 2. Use t
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Student Exercise Guide 188 Note: If
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Student Exercise Guide 190 2. Enter
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Student Exercise Guide 194 2. Click
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Student Exercise Guide 196 2. The n
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Student Exercise Guide 198 3. If yo
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Student Exercise Guide 200 The spee
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Student Exercise Guide 202 If you m
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Student Exercise Guide 204 Edit box
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System Requirements The following i
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System Components Network WYNN Serv
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WYNN Shortcut Keys Speech Commands
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Mark-up Commands WYNN Shortcut Keys
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WYNN Menus This section lists each
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Edit Menu Commands Access Keys Outl
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Tools Menu Commands Access Keys Boo
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Window Menu (ALT+W) Window Commands
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Activation Options • Use another
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Activating by Telephone There are t
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Activation Options If activating us
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Activation Options Keep your Lockin
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If activating by mail, Activation O
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Activation Options Keep your Lockin
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Activating using the Activation Med
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File Name C:\WYNN5nw\WYNN.exe or C:
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Configuring Windows Firewall Activa
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Activating the License Server throu
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Quick Reference Note: The following
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Network Authorization Tool Descript
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Folder Description WYNN READER ENG
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2-page scan, 113 activate by fax, 2
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getting help, 6 Go To, 95 Go to Pag
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NNMU, 11, 12, 13, 16 Non-Network Mu
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Spell, 87 Spell Check, 97 spelling,
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