About 2 hours of video presentations
.3 NCRA Continuing Education Units
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Revised and expand, this tutorial shows you how to adjust your user settings and fine-tune your dictionaries so that, whatever your writing style, Total Eclipse can translate your numbers beautifully.
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Please note: All videos run from CD-ROM disks and can be played on your computer even while Eclipse is being used.
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Tutorial Outline: Audio/Visual Tips How the Video Player Works Introduction 1. First Things First A Quick Demo of Automatic Number Conversion Reporter-Compatible Software for All Writing Styles Adjust your System Before Adjusting your Writing Backup Before Going Forward 2. Fine-Tuning your Numbers Settings Process ‘And’ as a Number? Ignore Written Numbers? Digits? Written Out? Time Transcription Conversions Based on Number of Digits User-Defined Templates 3. Fine-Tuning your Dictionary Dictionary Essentials Dictionary Filtering Conversion Triggers, e.g., {#N} vs. {#G} Measures Times Dates Hyphens, Slashes, and Fractions International Currency Dictionary Build Basics for Number Bar Haters Basics for Number Bar Lovers Units of Measure International Currency 4. Troubleshooting 5-miles instead of 5 miles? 5,000 and 50 -- not 5,050? Digits turned into word numbers? A big number, but not Phone or Social Security? Globals, Conflicts, and Number Conversion After Translation Obtaining Continuing Education Credits How to Obtain NCRA Continuing Education Credits Test 1: Multiple Choice - 25 Questions Test 2: True or False - 50 Questions Note: Two tests are offered. Take whichever one you prefer. You can even take both tests, but double credit is not available.
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