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How does the computer system work?Once could call Beta – by analogy with a word processor – a picture processor. The system is so conceived that the user has no trouble in sorting the pictures in the way they want them to be, in the format of their choice and can add or not text, to finally print the result in colour, grey tones or simply outlines. 1. Three picture booksBeta has 2,800 realistically drawn pictures – in semantic order. skating You can leaf through these books and copy prints from them. 2. Look up picturesYou can look up a picture in different ways.
This is arranged in such a way that, having chosen the section and a sub-section, you arrive at the series of pictures and the type of word (noun, adjective, verb …) that you were looking for. Here’s an example of a sub-section of the section “vehicles-movement”.
3. Looking up pictures phoneticallyThe system selects whatever words you wish that include certain sounds or phonemes on a particular spot of the word.
If you are looking for words that start with the sound ‘sh’, the system comes up with all the possibilities. 4. Arranging picturesBeta has various formats of empty books that can be used to copy pictures: Example of an association exercise in 2 x 4 format Should you wish the pictures to be arranged otherwise, or the number or size to be different, the “print book” is the ideal solution. You can fill up this book with pictures of whichever format you desire. Moreover, you can slide the pictures, enlarge or reduce them. . You can also add text to them in every format or style in Windows. 5. ScanningAll the pictures in the books can be scanned. 6. HardwareWhat are the system requirements for Beta?
The more powerful the system on which it runs the more pleasant it is to use. |










