The easiest solution seems to be to use the wordprocessor called UltraEdit.
This allows you to work with files of enormous sizes in Windows and you can
add your own dictionary files. The dictionary file is a plain text file
where the matching entries are simply separated by a colon.
Hope it'll work for you.
Imre Galambos
Dept. of East Asian Languages
UC Berkeley
At 12:01 PM 9/30/97 +0100, you wrote:
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>Does anyone know of any SPELLCHECKING SOFTWARE that allows you to make your
>own dictionary from scratch? (As far as I know, wordprocessing packages only
>permit the addition of user dictionaries to their existing dictionary.)
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>Jean Hudson
>Research Editor
>Cambridge University Press & University of Nottingham
>Spoken English Corpus Project
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>email: jhudson@cup.cam.ac.uk
>phone: +44-1223-325123
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