User manual FRANKLIN BCC-400

[. . . ] Types an apostrophe. HELP ' 5 Getting Started Installing the Batteries This product requires two CR2032, 3-volt batteries. If the batteries are not already installed, here is how to install them. Turning the Product On The first time you use this product, a brief demonstration appears automatically. NOTE: You can only adjust the screen contrast this way if the entry screen is empty. [. . . ] Press ENTER to view the recipe. 11 Using the Cookbook Searching by Ingredients cont. Press CLEAR when done. Adding More Ingredients If you want to add ingredients to those you have already entered, first press MENU, then select Change Search Words under Search and type more ingredients. Choosing Search Words You can search for almost any word in this cookbook. If you want to find a recipe that is cooked in a wok, enter wok at the search line. You will find nine matches. 12 Using the Cookbook Expanding Your Searches After entering search word(s), you can expand a word search to find more matches. When you expand a search, you will find your search word(s) first in names, then in text. For example, if you search for eggs you will find 50 matches most of which have the word egg in the recipe name. The Clock and Sheaf of Wheat Some of the recipes have a clock and/or a sheaf of wheat symbol next to their names. The clock means this recipe can be completed in thirty minutes or less. The sheaf of wheat identifies a Betty Crocker heritage recipe, one that has been consistently popular, constantly in demand and featured in a previous edition of Betty Crocker's Cookbook. 13 Using the Cookbook Text Search Tips Remaining Matches Are in Index When you come to the end of a list of matches, you will often see the words Remaining matches are in Index. A list of corrections appears. Highlight a correction, and then press ENTER. If you don't know how to spell a word, type the letters you do know and then type and asterisk at the end. Then press ENTER. 14 Using the Cookbook Searching by Category Another way to find recipes is to use the Contents menu. You'll find categories of foods such as Appetizers, Cookies, Meats, and Sauces, to name a few. Press BACK to go back. 15 Using the Cookbook Finding Nutrition Information You can find valuable nutrition information about each recipe listed. Press BACK or NUTR to return to the recipe. 16 Using the Cookbook You will find the answers to many of your Viewing Special Helps cooking questions in Special Helps. They contain a wealth of information about anything from Table Settings and Entertaining to Substitutions for Emergencies. Press BACK repeatedly to back up. 17 Using the Cookbook Using the Index You can use the Index to quickly find recipes, ingredients, and other topics. Press BACK to back up. 18 Using the Cookbook You can also search for a word by highHighlighting Search Words lighting it in text. You can pick and search for any word except short, common ones such as the and and. Press ENTER to start the highlight. You can press BACK to turn the highlight off. Press CLEAR when done. 19 Using the Cookbook Reading Footnotes and CrossReferences References appear throughout the text. [. . . ] THE WARRANTY AND REMEDY SET FORTH ABOVE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE RETAIL BUYER AND END USER IN CONNECTION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT AND ARE IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES OR REMEDIES, WRITTEN OR ORAL, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. NO FRANKLIN DEALER, AGENT, OR EMPLOYEE IS AUTHORIZED TO MAKE ANY ADDITIONAL WARRANTY IN THIS REGARD OR TO MAKE ANY MODIFICATION OR EXTENSION OF THIS EXPRESS WARRANTY. FRANKLIN SHALL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT UNDER ANY LEGAL THEORY, WHICH DAMAGES SHALL INCLUDE, BUT NOT BE LIMITED TO, LOST PROFITS, DAMAGES TO PROPERTY OR DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY (BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW). UNLESS OTHERWISE CONTRARY TO APPLICABLE LAW, FRANKLIN'S LIABILITY SHALL IN NO CASE EXCEED THE PRICE PAID FOR THE PRODUCT CLAIMED TO BE DEFECTIVE. [. . . ]