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the Change to box and click Change. To change all occurrences of the word in the caption text
click Change All.
To ignore the specific word click Ignore. To ignore all occurrences of the word click Ignore All.
MacCaption maintains a dictionary of user supplied words. To add the current word to the User
Dictionary click Add. To create a new User Dictionary or change the current User Dictionary
click Dictionary. The MacCaption User Dictionary typically has a file name that ends with the
.ccd suffix although this is not required. Words are stored in the User Dictionary as 16 bit
Unicode wit one word per line. The User Dictionary can be edited with a text editor that supports
16 bit Unicode.
To switch the language that the dictionary is using choose the appropriate language with the
Language pop up in the Spell Check dialog box. To restart spell checking at the beginning of the
caption text after choosing a new language click on Cancel and reenter the Spell Check dialog.
Content Advisory Information
MacCaption has the capability to generate Content Advisory Information and V-Chip Program
Rating Data.
Content Advisory Information is specific information about the program material. The Content
Advisory Information is sent along with video and close caption information to the end user. You
can enter any, all, or none of the information in the Content Advisory Information dialog box.
Select Include Content Advisory Information to generate Content Advisory Information.
The window allows you to enter information about your program, including; Program Name,
Length (hours and minutes), Keyword Group and Details.
In the United States the Television Parental Guide rating system should be used for all
productions that are not motion pictures.
V-Chip
V-Chip Program Rating Data
The V-Chip is a small electronic part in a television receiver that implements a program rating
system and controls whether or not a specific television program can be viewed. The V-Chip
supports the Television Parental Guidelines, the Motion Picture Association of America
Guidelines, the Canadian English Language and the Canadian French Language rating systems.
Only one rating system can be specified for a program.
The V-Chip program rating information is sent along with the video and close caption
information to the end user.