JSPELL 2.11
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JSPELL 2.11 (Release date: Oct.21, 1998)
Copyright 1993-1998 by Joohee Jeong
Email: jhjeong@bigfoot.com
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Please read 00readme.txt for some important information.
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Table of Contents
Chapter I. Introduction
1 Features of JSPELL
2 Installation
3 Test drive
4 Configuration and hardware compatibility
5 Terminologies
Chapter II. User's guide for JSPELL
1 Characters, words and dictionaries
1.1 Legal characters and legitimate words
1.2 Base dictionary and user dictionary
1.3 Dictionary loading
2 TeX-mode
2.1 Selecting the TeX-mode
2.2 Legitimate subwords in TeX
2.3 Ignoring the TeX commands
2.4 Math ignore mode
2.5 Miscellanies
3 Running JSPELL, the spell checker
3.1 Overview
3.2 Capitalization of words
3.3 Menu
3.4 [Replace] and [rePlace all]
3.5 Adding spotted word to user dictionaries
3.6 Miscellanies
4 Configuration files and command line options
5 Usage tips
Chapter III. User's guide for dictman
1 Introduction
2 Running dictman, the dictionary manager
2.1 [File] menus
2.2 [BaseDic] menus
2.3 [UserDic] menus
2.4 [Utilities] menus
2.5 [Help=F1] menus
3 Dictionary maintenance
3.1 Merging user dictionary to base dictionary
3.2 Deleting words from a base dictionary
3.3 Building up your own base dictionary
Appendix A. Networked mode
Appendix B. Frequently Asked Questions
Appendix C. History
Chapter I. Introduction ----------------------------------------
I.1. Features of JSPELL
(1) Ease of use:
Practically you don't need to study or practice anything to
use JSPELL proficiently. With JSPELL's on-line help and the
intuitive keystrokes, which are indicated by the highlighted
letters in the on-screen menu buttons, you will hardly need
to read the manual except for the advanced features of
JSPELL, which are not found in other spell checkers. For
mouse users, spell-checking with JSPELL can even be fun.
(2) Speed:
JSPELL is fast in dictionary loading, scanning input files
for misspelled words and finding suggestions for near
misspelled words. For a typical PC with 386 CPU, JSPELL
needs less than two seconds in loading a 40,000 word
dictionary and a fraction of a second in building and
displaying the list of suggested words for a misspelled word.
(3) Dictionary:
A unique feature of JSPELL is its ability to handle file
specific dictionary and multiple user dictionaries---you can
have a dictionary (or dictionaries) that are specific to the
input file. The author of JSPELL found this feature very
convenient, more than he initially imagined. The accompanying
dictionary manager dictman is powerful and easy to use.
Merging your personal dictionaries to the space/time-
efficient base dictionary and/or building your own base
dictionary from scratch is done effortlessly.
(4) TeX support:
Ignoring the TeX-commands (that start with the backslashes
`\') is just the beginning. Refer to (Section 2.2) of this
manual for the complete description of how JSPELL handles TeX
documents.
(5) Foreign characters:
Foreign characters
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