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level: degree of complexity of SuperMemo exposed to users of different familiarity with the program. There are four levels with increasing complexity available from File : Level. These are: Beginner, Basic, Middle and Professional. Find out more: Levels

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	~~'''~~<span id="~~level~~">level</span>~~''' - the~~ degree of complexity of [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|~~'''~~SuperMemo~~'''~~]] ~~provided for~~ users ~~with~~ different familiarity with the program. There are four levels with increasing complexity available from '''[[File menu\|File]] : [[Levels\|Level]]'''. These are: '''Beginner''', '''Basic''', '''Middle''' and '''Professional'''		;<span id="Level">level</span>
			:degree of complexity of [[Glossary:SuperMemo\|SuperMemo]] exposed to users of different familiarity with the program. There are four levels with increasing complexity available from '''[[File menu\|File]] : [[Levels\|Level]]'''. These are: '''Beginner''', '''Basic''', '''Middle''' and '''Professional'''. Find out more: [[Levels]]