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Nspell Hunspell compatible spell-checker in plain-vanilla JavaScript.nspell contains most of the essential core of Hunspell. It does notcontain a tokeniser but leaves many details up to implementors. The maindifference, conceptually, is that Hunspell is based on the user and theirpreferences, whereas nspell is based on explicitly passed in options,thus producing the same results regardless of OS, file-system, or environment.Table of ContentsInstallationUsageAPINSpell(aff, dic)NSpell#correct(word)NSpell#suggest(word)NSpell#spell(word)NSpell#add(word[, model])NSpell#remove(word)NSpell#wordCharacters()NSpell#dictionary(dic)NSpell#personal(dic)DictionariesAffix documentsDictionary documentsPersonal dictionary documentsAffix optionsLicenseInstallationnpm:You probably also want to install some dictionaries:npm install dictionary-en-usUsagevar dictionary = require('dictionary-en-us')var nspell = require('nspell')dictionary(ondictionary)function ondictionary(err, dict) { if (err) { throw err } var spell = nspell(dict) console.log(spell.correct('colour')) // => false console.log(spell.suggest('colour')) // => ['color'] console.log(spell.correct('color')) // => true console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => false spell.add('npm') console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => true}APINSpell(aff, dic)Create a new spell checker. Passing an affix document is required,through any of the below mentioned signatures. nspell is uselesswithout at least one dic passed: make sure to pass one either in theconstructor or to nspell#dictionary.SignaturesNSpell(aff[, dic])NSpell(dictionary)NSpell(dictionaries)Parametersaff (Buffer or string)— Affix document to use. Must be in UTF-8 when bufferdic (Buffer or string)— Dictionary document to use. Must be in UTF-8 when bufferdictionary (Object)— Object with aff (required) and dic (optional) propertiesdictionaries (Array.)— List of dictionary objects. The first must have an aff key,other aff keys are ignoredReturnsNew instance of NSpell.NSpell#correct(word)Check if word is correctly spelled.Examplespell.correct('color') // => truespell.correct('html') // => falsespell.correct('abreviation') // => falseParametersword (string) — Word to check for correct spellingReturnsboolean — Whether word is correctly spelled.NSpell#suggest(word)Suggest correctly spelled words close to word.Examplespell.suggest('colour') // => ['color']spell.suggest('color') // => []spell.suggest('html') // =>

NspellHunspell-like spell-checker in plain-vanilla JavaScript.nspell contains most of the essential core of Hunspell.It does not contain a tokeniser but leaves many details up to implementors.The main difference, conceptually, is that Hunspell is based on the user andtheir preferences, whereas nspell is based on explicitly passed in options,thus producing the same results regardless of OS, file system, or environment.ContentsInstallUseAPINSpell(dictionary)NSpell#correct(word)NSpell#suggest(word)NSpell#spell(word)NSpell#add(word[, model])NSpell#remove(word)NSpell#wordCharacters()NSpell#dictionary(dic)NSpell#personal(dic)DictionariesAffix documentsDictionary documentsPersonal dictionary documentsAffix optionsLicenseInstallnpm:You probably also want to install some dictionaries:npm install dictionary-enUse false console.log(spell.suggest('colour')) // => ['color'] console.log(spell.correct('color')) // => true console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => false spell.add('npm') console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => true}">var dictionary = require('dictionary-en')var nspell = require('nspell')dictionary(ondictionary)function ondictionary(err, dict) { if (err) { throw err } var spell = nspell(dict) console.log(spell.correct('colour')) // => false console.log(spell.suggest('colour')) // => ['color'] console.log(spell.correct('color')) // => true console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => false spell.add('npm') console.log(spell.correct('npm')) // => true}APINSpell(dictionary)Create a new spell checker.Passing an affix document is required, through any of the below mentionedsignatures.nspell is useless without at least one dic passed: make sure to pass oneeither in the constructor or to nspell#dictionary.SignaturesNSpell(dictionary)NSpell(aff[, dic])NSpell(dictionaries)Parametersdictionary (Object)— Object with aff (required) and dic (optional) propertiesaff (Buffer or string)— Affix document to use. Must be in UTF-8 when bufferdic (Buffer or string)— Dictionary document to use. Must be in UTF-8 when bufferdictionaries (Array.)— List of dictionary objects. The first must have an aff key,other aff keys are ignoredReturnsNew instance of NSpell.NSpell#correct(word)Check if word is correctly spelled.Example truespell.correct('html') // => falsespell.correct('abreviation') // => false">spell.correct('color') // => truespell.correct('html') // => falsespell.correct('abreviation') // => falseParametersword (string) — Word to check for correct spellingReturnsboolean — Whether word is correctly spelled.NSpell#suggest(word)Suggest correctly spelled words close to word.Example ['color']spell.suggest('color') // => []spell.suggest('html') // => ['HTML']spell.suggest('alot') // => ['allot', 'slot', 'clot', …]">spell.suggest('colour') // => ['color']spell.suggest('color') // => []spell.suggest('html') // => ['HTML']spell.suggest('alot') // => ['allot', 'slot', 'clot', …]Parametersword (string) — Word to suggest spelling corrections forReturnsArray. — List with

IN MICROSOFT WORD 2000/ WORD 2002/WORD 2003 5) You may get one or more new custom dictionaries depending on which Inductel product you purchased. If your new custom dictionary is already visible, please be sure it has a check mark. Then click on OK and exit "Custom Dictionaries." You are ready to run a spell check. (Note: Inductel custom dictionaries for Word 2000-2003 may include Med2007.dic, Law1.dic-Law3.dic, or Combo.dic depending on which Inductel product you have.) 6)If your new custom dictionary is not visible, you will have to add it. To add it, click on the "Add" button. 7) After adding your new custom dictionary(ies), please put a check by each one you wish to have active during your spell check. If you are activating the Law1.dic - Law3.dic custom dictionaries, be sure to check mark all of them. 8) Click on OK, and return to your document. 9) Verify that your new speller is working. Key in some test words. Medical speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Legal speller key in: ab initio, judicata, legitimum, respondere. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Sci & Tech speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Combination speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Thank you. For information on other Inductel products, upgrades, etc., please visit the Inductel website at www.inductel.com . For technical support, please call Inductel at (408)866-8016, 9am to 5pm Pacific Time. Or send us an email at [email protected] 24/7. __________________________________________________________________

Zero or more suggestions.NSpell#spell(word)Get spelling information for word.Example {correct: false, forbidden: false, warn: false}spell.spell('color') // => {correct: true, forbidden: false, warn: false}">spell.spell('colour') // => {correct: false, forbidden: false, warn: false}spell.spell('color') // => {correct: true, forbidden: false, warn: false}Parametersword (string) — Word to checkReturnsObject, with the following properties:correct (boolean)— Whether word is correctly spelledforbidden (boolean)— Whether word is actually correct, but forbidden from showing up as such(often by the users wish)warn (boolean)— Whether word is correct, but should trigger a warning(rarely used in dictionaries)NSpell#add(word[, model])Add word to known words.If no model is given, the word will be marked as correct in the future, and willshow up in spelling suggestions.If a model is given, word will be handled the same as model.Example falsespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['ppm', 'bpm', …]spell.add('npm')spell.correct('npm') // => truespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['npm']">spell.correct('npm') // => falsespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['ppm', 'bpm', …]spell.add('npm')spell.correct('npm') // => truespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['npm']Parametersword (string) — Word to addmodel (string, optional) — Known word to model word afterReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NSpell#remove(word)Remove word from the known words.Example truespell.remove('color')spell.correct('color') // => false">spell.correct('color') // => truespell.remove('color')spell.correct('color') // => falseParametersword (string) — Word to addReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NSpell#wordCharacters()Get extra word characters defined by the loaded affix file.Most affix files don’t set these, but for example the en dictionary sets0123456789.Example '0123456789'">spell.wordCharacters() // => '0123456789'Returnsstring? — Defined word characters, if any.NSpell#dictionary(dic)Add an extra dictionary to the spellchecker.Examplespell.dictionary( ['5', 'npm', 'nullish', 'rebase', 'SHA', 'stringification'].join('\n'))Parametersdic (Buffer or string)— Dictionary document to use; must be in UTF-8 when bufferReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NoteThe given dic must be designed to work with the already loaded affix.It’s not possible to add dictionary files from different languages together(use two NSpell instances for that).NSpell#personal(dic)Add a personal dictionary.Examplespell.personal(['foo', 'bar/color', '*baz'].join('\n'))Parametersdic (Buffer or string)— Dictionary document to use; must be in UTF-8 when bufferReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NoteLines starting with a

['HTML']spell.suggest('alot') // => ['allot', 'slot', 'clot', …]Parametersword (string) — Word to suggest spelling corrections forReturnsArray. — List with zero or more suggestions.NSpell#spell(word)Get spelling information for word.Examplespell.spell('colour') // => {correct: false, forbidden: false, warn: false}spell.spell('color') // => {correct: true, forbidden: false, warn: false}Parametersword (string) — Word to checkReturnsObject, with the following properties:correct (boolean)— Whether word is correctly spelledforbidden (boolean)— Whether word is actually correct, but forbidden from showingup as such (often by the users wish)warn (boolean)— Whether word is correct, but should trigger a warning(rarely used in dictionaries)NSpell#add(word[, model])Add word to known words. If no model is given, the word will bemarked as correct in the future, and will show up in spellingsuggestions. If a model is given, word will be handled the sameas model.Examplespell.correct('npm') // => falsespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['ppm', 'bpm', …]spell.add('npm')spell.correct('npm') // => truespell.suggest('nnpm') // => ['npm']Parametersword (string) — Word to addmodel (string, optional) — Known word to model word afterReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NSpell#remove(word)Remove word from the known words.Examplespell.correct('color') // => truespell.remove('color')spell.correct('color') // => falseParametersword (string) — Word to addReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NSpell#wordCharacters()Get extra word characters defined by the loaded affix file.Most affix files don’t set these, but for example the en-USdictionary sets 0123456789.Examplespell.wordCharacters() // => '0123456789'Returnsstring? — Defined word characters, if any.NSpell#dictionary(dic)Add an extra dictionary to the spellchecker.Examplespell.dictionary( ['5', 'npm', 'nully', 'rebase', 'SHA', 'stringification'].join('\n'))Parametersdic (Buffer or string)— Dictionary document to use; must be in UTF-8 when bufferReturnsNSpell — Operated on instance.NoteThe given dic must be designed to work with the already loadedaffix. It’s not possible to

MICROSOFT WORD 2004 1. Open the "WordMac2004" folder using Finder. 2. Expand "Med2012Mac04.zip" using the "Archive Utility" to access your new custom dictionary "Med2012Mac04.dic." 3. Copy "Med2012Mac04.dic" to the "Microsoft" folder in your account. 4. Open a Microsoft Word document. 5. Select "Word" then "Preferences." 6. In "Preferences", select "Spelling & Grammar." You may need to change a couple of settings there. 7. In "Spelling", put a check mark by "Always suggest corrections," and remove any check from "Suggest from main dictionary only." Click on the "Dictionaries" button. 8. In "Custom Dictionaries", click on "Add..." You're going to add your new custom dictionary. 9. Browse to your Microsoft folder. 10. In "Add Dictionary", Enable "All Documents." 11. In your "Microsoft" folder, select your new custom dictionary, then hit the "Open" button. Your Inductel custom dictionary could also be named “Combo2007.dic” depending on which Inductel product you have. 12. In "Custom Dictionaries", place a check mark in the box by your Inductel custom dictionary. Click on "OK" to exit the "Custom Dictionaries" window. Click on "OK" to exit the "Preferences" window. 13. Verify that your new speller is working. Key in some test words. Medical speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Legal speller key in: ab initio, judicata, legitimum, respondere. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Sci & Tech speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. Combination speller key in: abrachia, Celebrex, and sternocleidomastoid. If your new speller is working it will pass those words as being correctly spelled. 14. Done! For information on other Inductel products, upgrades, etc., please visit the Inductel website at www.inductel.com . For technical support, please call Inductel at (408)655-5925, 9am to 5pm Pacific Time. Or send us an email at [email protected] 24/7. Or visit our "Help" page.