VERB BROWSER


Click the 'Verb Browser' tab.

The 'Verb Browser' tab shows a list of over 24,000 Spanish verbs, organized alphabetically.  Use the group of alphabet category buttons at the bottom of the 'Verb Browser' section to navigate through the list.  For example, if the verb you are looking for begins with 'D', try looking in both the 'C-D' and 'D-F' sections by clicking the buttons.  The 'Verb Browser' is provided for both your personal studying purposes and to help you find the exact spelling of verbs you don't quite remember how to spell.

SAVE TO FILE:
The 'Save To File' feature is a quick and easy way to save a portion of the browseable verbs to a plain text file.  For example, to save verbs 'D-E' to file, click the 'D-E' button at the bottom of the 'Verb Browser' section. Then, simply click the 'Save To File' button, select a file name to save to, and click 'Ok'.  Verbs in category 'D-E' will be saved to file for your future reference.

If you are running a Linux/Unix version of Pythool, and have an LRPng/LPR-based spooler system on your computer, you may print the current list of verbs by clicking 'File', then 'Print...' on the Pythool main menu.  (Sorry, Windows users!)   See 'Help' --> 'Help...' on the menu for more information on printing in Pythool.


If you have the Festival text-to-speech extension installed and usable, you may hear the words pronounced by clicking the light blue 'Play' button, generally located to the left of your screen.  Click 'Help' -> 'Festival Text-to-Speech Help...' on the menu for more information.