You need to restart ABBYY Lingvo for the changes to take effect.
ABBYY Lingvo allows you to change the appearance and position of the main program window, card windows, and program dialog boxes.
The appearance and position of the main window |
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Changing the interface
language
You can
select the necessary interface language on the General tab of the
Options dialog box (Tools>Options… ).
You need to restart ABBYY Lingvo for the changes to take effect. |
Changing the size of the
main window
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Changing the position of
the main window
Click in
the ABBYY Lingvo window, hold down the left mouse button and drag
the window to the desired location. The position of the main window
will be preserved even if you quit the current Lingvo session.
If you wish the main window to dock to a screen border, select the Dock window option on the General tab of the Options dialog box (Tools>Options…). If you wish the ABBYY Lingvo window to be positioned above all other windows, click the button. |
Showing/hiding main window
toolbars
To show/hide a toolbar, select/clear the corresponding bar on the Tools>Toolbars menu. You can also call this menu by right-clicking any toolbar. You can hide the Bookshelf by clicking on the Languages and Groups bar. Similarly. Click to show the Bookshelf again. |
Changing the size of a card
window or dialog box
To change
the size of a card window or dialog box:
The size of the card window or dialog box will be preserved even if you quit the current ABBYY Lingvo session. |
Adjusting the transparency
of the main window
You can change the transparency of the main window from 0% (non-transparent) to 90% on the View tab of the Options dialog box (Tools>Options…). Alternatively, you can right-click the main window and select a transparency value on the shortcut menu (Transparency item). Important! This option is not available under Microsoft® Windows® 98/Me. |
Changing fonts and font
sizes in the main window
You can
change the font and font size of the word list in the main program
window on the View tab of
the Options dialog
box(Tools>Options…).
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The appearance and position of card windows and dialog boxes |
Making a card window or
dialog box permanent
Each time
you open a new card window or dialog box, it replaces the
previously opened card window or dialog box. To prevent this from
happening, a card window or dialog box can be made permanent.
Simply click the button located in the right-hand
corner of the card window or dialog box. Permanent card windows and
dialog boxes can only be closed by clicking the Close button
located in the upper right corner of the card or dialog box.
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Closing all the open card
windows and dialog boxes
If there
are multiple card windows and dialog boxes open on your screen and
you want to close all of them:
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Changing fonts, font size
and font colour in card windows and dialog boxes
You can
change the size and colour of the font and the colour of
hyperlinks, labels and optional text in card windows on the
View tab of the
Options dialog box (Tools>Options…).
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Arranging card
windows
To arrange several card windows which have been opened in various parts of the screen, select the Arrange Cards command on the Tools menu, or press CTRL+A. The cards will be arranged in a cascade relative to the first card in the order in which they were opened. |
Showing/hiding the
navigation panel
To hide
the navigation panel in a card window, click the button which is located on
the toolbar of the card. To show the navigation panel, click
.
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Adjusting the transparency
of a card window
You can change the transparency of a card window from 0% (non-transparent) to 90% on the View tab of the Options dialog box (Tools>Options…). To use this option, you must first select the Apply transparency settings to cards option in the ABBYY Lingvo Main Window group. |
Showing stress in
entries
To highlight stressed vowels in the text of entries, select the Show stress option on the View tab of the Options dialog box (Tools>Options…). You can select a colour for stressed vowels or choose to show stress only in headwords. |