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yc c on 27 Jan 10On the Memorize page, you can:- Display the memory item in full.- Show the first letter of each word. (See if you can recall the item just using those clues.)- Add more and more blank spaces to the item and see if you can still recall it.- Hide the entire item, try to recite it, then show it again to see how well you did.- If you need a hint, roll the cursor over a blank space to show the first letter of the missing word. Click on the first letter to show the full word.- In the Letters mode, click on any letter to see the full word. Click the flash card button to go through all your items and see how well you recall them. Import from speadsheets
