                           MicroSpell Module
                           ==================

                    (c) David Pilling November 1988

Overview
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The MicroSpell module, allows you to have the MicroSpell dictionary instantly
at your command by loading the entire dictionary into the Archimedes memory.
Type '*RMLOAD MicroSpell'. After doing this, MicroSpell is resident in your
machine.

Commands
========
The MicroSpell Module, provides four *commands.
*SPELL
*SPELL-ON
*SPELL-OFF
*ANAGRAM

*SPELL-ON and *SPELL-OFF, switch on and off, continuous spell checking. When
this is ON, everything you type at the keyboard is constantly monitored. If you
make a spelling error, the computer will go 'beep' at you. When the module is
loaded, continuous checking is switched on. If it worries you, then you can
use *SPELL-OFF to stop it.

The command *SPELL, allows you to search the dictionary for unknown words. For
example, suppose you can't remember how to spell embarrass, then you can type
*SPELL em*s and all words in the dictionary which fit will be printed out.

The full syntax of the SPELL command, is
 
     *SPELL <word>

where word can be made up of ordinary letters but can also include the wild
cards # and *. # will match any single character and * will match 0 or more
characters.

Finally, the *ANAGRAM, allows you to look up anagrams in the dictionary.
The syntax is;
     *ANAGRAM <word>
where word is the word whose anagrams you are looking for.

Obviously, *SPELL and *ANAGRAM, will often be more convenient to use than
the programs 'cross' and 'ana'.


Notes
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Release 1.00 November 1988
Fixed for 32 bits
Release 1.01 December 2002

(c) Copyright David Pilling 1988
