** SP **

Sp is a visual spelling program that is based upon existing UN*X utilites.
It may be run on one or more files, and for each file, it presents a
word-by-word list of the words received from spell(1).  You may then take
any of a host of actions.

This program has come through many stages during its development.  When it was
originally written, it was designed around a shell script posted in net.sources
in 1985 that put all misspelled words into a file, had you correct the file,
and then, from the difference between the files, made the corrections.

The current version is so different from the original shell script that I don't
credit the original authors any more.  After completing this program, I have
noticed a resemblance to both `ispell' and `correct'.  However, this was written
before I ever saw either of those programs, and no code was taken from either
one when writing this.

To install:

	1) Edit `sp.h' to reflect your current situation (mainly locations
	of system programs).

	2) Edit Makefile and change `BIN', `MAN', `CC', and `CFLAGS' to
	their proper values.

	3) Type `make'.

	4) If everything tests out ok, type `make install'.

Copyright (C) 1988 Andrew Large

This software may be used and/or modified on any machine by anyone, as long
as you don't violate the following conditions:

	1) This copyright notice and the one in the program are left intact.

	2) You credit me with original authorship.

	3) No monetary gain is made by selling or distributing this software.

I will be more than willing to try and support any additions/bug-fixes, but I
WILL NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ANY HARM CAUSED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY
THIS PROGRAM.
