English Version Does Not Use Algorithmic Dict

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Revision Date: 29-Feb-96 8:19:38 PM

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WordPerfect® 5.1 for DOS

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Solutions: At present, the English version does not have an algorithmic dictionary that comes with it, and it probably never will. The documentation talks about an algorithmic dictionary, but at the present, only the French version has such a dictionary. The .SPW file that many people are mistaking for an algorithmic dictionary is actually the speller programming code that has been located within the .EXE file in the past. Customers should not try to alter this file in any way. The best way to know if a speller dictionary is word-based (word list) or algorithmic (rule based) is by the speller file that accompanies it. If it is WP{WP}.SPW, it is a word-based dictionary. If it is WP{WP}.SPR or WP{WP}.SPF, it is an algorithmic dictionary.

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