Based on a short play this morning, the flashcard implementation is superb. However, due to all the available options, it took me the best part of an hour to work out how to enter Chinese characters in response to Pinyin and/or English definitions.
If you can't find it and don't have time to read the manual, here's a quick and dirty guide to get you going:
1. Create at least one flashcard, if you haven't already.
2. In the main Flashcard screen, tap Flashcard Testing:
3. Tap Test type:
4. When the options are presented, select Fill-in-the-blanks. You will be taken back to the Flashcard Testing screen.
5. Tap Prompt for (directly beneath the Test type option; yep, it wasn't there in step 3!).
6. When the options are presented, select Headword. You will be taken back to the Flashcard Testing screen.
7. Tap Begin Test Session. The test will look rather like this:
I've not written this instruction to cut Pleco's lunch, as it were, but I really hope it helps those of you who (like me) couldn't find the function and panicked.
Adam
If you can't find it and don't have time to read the manual, here's a quick and dirty guide to get you going:
1. Create at least one flashcard, if you haven't already.
2. In the main Flashcard screen, tap Flashcard Testing:
3. Tap Test type:
4. When the options are presented, select Fill-in-the-blanks. You will be taken back to the Flashcard Testing screen.
5. Tap Prompt for (directly beneath the Test type option; yep, it wasn't there in step 3!).
6. When the options are presented, select Headword. You will be taken back to the Flashcard Testing screen.
7. Tap Begin Test Session. The test will look rather like this:
I've not written this instruction to cut Pleco's lunch, as it were, but I really hope it helps those of you who (like me) couldn't find the function and panicked.
Adam