WinSpell The Ultimate Windows Spelling Supervisor Check Your Spelling in ANY Windows Application WinSpell is Copyright (C) 1991 by R&TH Inc. All Rights Reserved (319) 362-6242 or (319) 338-0477 WinSpell is a Windows spelling supervisor which can check your spelling three different ways. 1) WinSpell acts in real-time, as you type. While typing, WinSpell will notify you as soon as you misspell a word. 2) WinSpell spell checks files such as Windows Write files and ASCII text files. 3) WinSpell checks the spelling of information copied to the Clipboard. These three modes of WinSpell allow you to check your spelling in virtually any Windows application, including DOS based applications running in a window, spreadsheets, telecommunication packages, etc. Shown below the original file directory information as displayed from Microsoft DOS Version 5.0: ------------------------------------------------------------------------- WINSPELL EXE 38912 09-02-91 6:04p HOOK DLL 23616 09-02-91 6:04p WINSPELL HLP 16704 09-02-91 5:25p WINSPELL WRI 120576 09-02-91 5:23p FULL DCT 442858 09-02-91 5:23p FULL NDX 201340 09-02-91 5:23p COMMON DCT 7180 09-02-91 5:23p ASC2DCT EXE 9564 09-02-91 5:23p DCT2ASC EXE 13805 09-02-91 5:23p README TXT 5665 09-02-91 6:06p INSTALL BAT 1435 09-02-91 5:26p ------------------------------------------------------------------------- If these are not met exactly, or you would prefer to receive an evaluation (ungregistered) copy directly from R&TH Inc., feel free to call us at: (319) 362-6242 or (319) 338-0477 for a valid evaluation diskette. In addition, RT&H Inc. would like to know of invalid evaluation copies in circulation. WinSpell is ShareWare and as such, you have certain obligations to register WinSpell if you use it past the initial evaluation period. See the documentation in WINSPELL.WRI or WINSPELL.DOC for details on license information. In order to install this evaluation version: 1) Expand the (compressed) archive file: pkunzip winspell 2) Run the Installation script (batch file) from floppy: install [drive:]path where drive represents the hard disk on which WinSpell should be installed and path represents the directory in which WinSpell should be placed. Note that if you expand the archive file to your hard disk, your installation is essentially complete. You need not run the INSTALL.BAT script. Simply add the directory in which you placed WinSpell to your DOS PATH. See your DOS manual for details on the PATH environmental variable. 3) Follow remaining instructions as specified by the installation script. The following is an explanation for each file: WINSPELL.EXE - WinSpell's main executable. This is the file that you will want to add to your program manager in Windows, or have Windows load via the "load=" option in WIN.INI. WINSPELL.EXE is required for proper operation. HOOK.DLL - WinSpell's dynamic link library. HOOK.DLL is required for proper operation. WINSPELL.HLP - WinSpell's Help file for use in Windows Help. WINSPELL.HLP is not required for proper operation. WINSPELL.WRI - Disk based documentation for WinSpell WINSPELL.WRI is not required for proper operation. FULL.DCT - WinSpell's Disk Based Dictionary. FULL.DCT is generally required for proper operation. (See the WINSPELL.WRI file for detailed information on this file). FULL.NDX - Index information to WinSpell's Disk Based Dictionary. FULL.NDX is generally required for proper operation. (See the WINSPELL.WRI file for detailed information on this file). COMMON.DCT - WinSpell's Memory Based Dictionary. COMMON.DCT is generally required for proper operation. (See the WINSPELL.WRI file for detailed information on this file). ASC2DCT.EXE - Conversion program for producing a WinSpell dictionary from an ASCII file. ASC2DCT.EXE is not required for proper operation. (See the WINSPELL.WRI file for detailed information on this file). DCT2ASC.EXE - Conversion program for producing an ASCII text file from a WinSpell dictionary (.DCT) file. DCT2ASC.EXE is not required for proper operation. (See the WINSPELL.WRI file for detailed information on this file). One note; a minor bug has been identified in the demonstration version of WinSpell which causes a (completely harmless) error message which informs you that there has been a file read error if you type a word that is not in the common dictionary during a file or Clipboard check. This bug does not exist in the registered version of WinSpell. What the error message tells you is that the word is not spelled correctly as far as the common dictionary is concerned. You will need to check that word later after the file or clipboard check is complete.