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Claim Claim knowledge of an item. Clicking this button tells the Kanji coach that you know an item quite well, and don't want to be tested on it for a while. This option is only available if you complete the kanji successfully without any errors. |
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Difficulty Level Medium by default. Click to cycle through easy, medium, and hard, using the same colour-shape code used for ski trails. |
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Expand or Collapse Toggle the button panel to show or hide the advanced features. |
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Next Move onto the next kanji. This button will have a red star instead of a blue triangle if the current kanji has not been completed. |
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Search Search for an item in your list by kanji or keyword. If the kanji or keyword features in the joyo kanji list, but not your own personal list, you will be offered the chance to add that item. (Note that you can also paste any kanji into the input field of the main window.) |
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Edit Edit your vocab list, or the mnemonic for the current item.This button also opens up access to several additional features found in the mnemonic window. |
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Open Open a new vocabulary file. Your vocab file is automatically saved and opened with the name 'KanjiPad.voc' when you start and stop the applcation, and copies are stored in the backup folder. If two users share a computer, the most recent user's data will be stored in the KanjiPad.voc file, so other users will need to open their own file explicitly. |
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Save Save your vocab list with a personalised name, such as Johnny.voc. Multi-user management will be streamlined in the next Beta version of the Kanji Sketch Pad. |
These are several more buttons you need to know about, described here, but that's it for now.
Contact Cerebware with any questions! Happy kanji drawing.
Index
Part One - Overview
Part Two - The Main Buttons
Part Three - The Mnemonic Buttons
Part Four - The Text Editor
Part Five - The Pad's Hot Zones
Part Six - Learning Targets
Part Seven - Usage and Readings