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       The return key is represented by "<CR>".  For HELP type "?<CR>".


If the word is spelled correctly type:
    "Skip<CR>"    to skip future occurrences and NOT update the dictionary.
    "Update<CR>"  to  update  the dictionary and skip  future  occurrences.

If the word is misspelled type: 
    "Replace<CR>" to  replace  all  future occurrences with  a  correction.
    "Once<CR>"    to  only  replace this one occurrence with a  correction.
 
.HELP1 TEXT
  
The  SPELLING  SOLUTION checks a text file for spelling errors by  looking  up 
each  word  in a dictionary.   You can easily correct misspellings or add  new 
words to the dictionary.

In  response  to the question,  "What file do you want to check  for  spelling 
errors?",  type  the legal CP/M filename (including file type or extension  if 
different from ".DOC") of a text file you wish to check, then press the return 
key.   For  example,  you might type "B:MYFILE.TYP<CR>" (<CR>  represents  the 
return key; don't type the quotes).

If  the  text file you wish to check for spelling errors is not on one of  the 
diskettes currently in either drive A or B,  replace the appropriate  diskette 
with  the  one containing your file and exit the SPELLING SOLUTION  by  typing 
"CTRL  C" (while holding down the "Control" key press the "C" key;  don't type 
the  quotes).   The SPELLING SOLUTION may then be started as before by  typing 
"SPELL" and pressing the return key.
  
.HELP2 TEXT
Skip    should be used if a word is spelled correctly but you do not not  want 
        to  add it to the dictionary.   Future occurrences of the word in this 
        file will be treated as correctly spelled.

Update  is  used if a word is spelled correctly and you want to add it to  the 
        dictionary.  All future occurrences of the word will be assumed to  be 
        correctly  spelled.  Twice  you will be asked if the word  is  spelled 
        correctly  before  it  is permanently added  to  the  dictionary.   Be 
        certain that misspellings are not added to the dictionary.

Replace should  be  used if a word is misspelled and you wish to correct  this 
        and  all  future occurrences of the misspelling  in  your  file.   The 
        program will prompt you for the correct spelling.

Once    is  like the "Replace" except that only the present occurrence of  the 
        misspelling  is  corrected.   Future occurrences of the word  will  be 
        detected as misspelled.
 
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