
                            WinSpell
                          Version 3.0

             WinSpell is Copyright (c) 1991-1994
                  by Tom Hite and R&TH Inc.
                     All Rights Reserved

              For information, call R&TH Inc. at:
               (214) 783-8641 or (319) 362-6242

      This Copy of WinSpell is for Demonstration purposes only.

REQUEST:
  Please read this entire document.  Troubleshooting information as
  well as helpful hints follow the licensing information below.

DISCLAIMER:
  R&TH Inc. and any Copyright holders make no warranty of any kind,
  either express or implied, including but not limited to implied
  warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose,
  with respect to this software and accompanying documentation.

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  PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR
  OTHER LOSS, ARISING FROM THE USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THIS PROGRAM,
  EVEN IF R&TH INC. HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.

LICENSE:
  By installing this program, WinSpell 3.0d, here after known as
  Program, you accept the terms and conditions as per this licence
  agreement:

  R&TH Inc. will have no obligation to provide technical support or updates
  or upgrades to Company under this Agreement.  R&TH Inc. licenses the
  Software solely on an "AS IS" basis.

  Users are granted a limited license to use the Program for a single 
  evaluation period not to exceed 30 days in order to determine if it 
  suits their needs.  Any other use of the Program or use past this 
  period requires that you obtain a Licensed, non-demonstration copy 
  of WinSpell through R&TH Inc. or your local software store.

  You may copy this version of the Program, WinSpell 3.0d, and only
  this version, for the purpose of allowing others to try it, subject
  to the above restrictions as well as the following.

  If copied and distributed, the Program must be distributed in
  unmodified form, including all programs, dynamic link libraries,
  documentation, and other files.  File compression (archival) is
  allowed as long as the compressed version is expandable identically
  to an uncompressed copy and includes all files as the original
  copy.

  The Program may not be included, either in part or in whole, with
  any other product for any reason whatsoever without a license from
  R&TH Inc.

  No charge or payment may be levied or accepted for WinSpell
  3.0d for any reason whatsoever.

  Bulletin Board system operators may post the Program on their BBS
  for downloading by their users without written permission only if
  the above conditions are met, and only if no special fee is
  necessary to access the WinSpell files with the exception of
  general BBS usage fees.

  Distributors of User-Supported and Public Domain software must,
  without exception, obtain written permission from R&TH INC. before
  distributing the Program and must follow the above conditions.

RELEASE NOTES:
  The standard WinSpell Dictionaries are referred to as COMMON.DCT
  FULL.DCT throughout the documentation.  We have changed their names
  to COMMON.WSD and FULL.WSD to more clearly distinguish them from the
  User Dictionaries, which use the .DCT extension by default.

  WinSpell unchecks the "Use Clipboard Editor" after the initial
  Search and Replace operation on the Clipboard.  This is because
  WinspEdt can and will load multiple copies of itself at WinSpell's
  request.  You really only want to use one WinspEdt session for
  Clipboard correction.

TROUBLE-SHOOTING:
  If WinSpell doesn't beep when you misspell a word, either you have
  not added the window into which you are typing to WinSpell, or you
  have not set your Enable System Sounds check box in the Sounds applet
  of the Windows Control Panel.  This must be on for WinSpell to be
  able to access Windows sound abilities.

  WinSpell does not auto-attach its keyboard to your application.
  Make sure you have an association (Settings|Associations...
  menu item) for the application.  If the application does not
  have a Search and Replace facility, simply associate it with the
  NO_MACRO.JNL file.  NO_MACRO.JNL is a file which contains no
  pre-recorded keystrokes and thus does nothing.  However, since
  there is a macro file associated with your application, WinSpell
  will auto-attach the keyboard spelling monitor whenever the
  application is started.

  Your application has a Search and Replace facility but WinSpell
  doesn't have a matching journal file.  WinSpell can help you create,
  store and associate a new Search and Replace macro journal file
  to use with your application.  See the Help or The User's Manual
  and Reference for information about how to create and association
  the macro.

  Search and Replace operations don't always act quite right.
  Some applications have idiosyncrasies with respect to the Search
  and Replace dialog boxes they implement.  You should generally
  close the Search and Replace dialogs after each global correction
  of a word in your documents before starting another correction.
  Additionally, many presentation applications have additional
  options such as Check All Slides or Entire Presentation.  Make
  sure the correct options are set such that the Search and Replace
  operation will catch all your slides.  See the WinSpell User's
  Manual and Reference for information about using the Search and
  Replace document correction facility.  Additionally, see the
  "Search and Replace" Tips in the WinSpell Help.

INSTALLATION NOTES:
  In order to install WinSpell Release 3.0, you must use the
  WinSpell installation program.  The files are compressed and
  cannot simply be copied and renamed.

  Delete the versions 1.70 and below of WinSpell completely.
  Release 3.0 is not backward compatible with the dictionary files.
  If you have personal dictionary files you still want to use,
  execute the DCT2ASC utility to convert the dictionaries to a text
  file.  See your previous documentation for details.  WinSpell
  Release 3.0 can read text files and merge them into the new
  User Dictionaries.

  If WinSpell complains about the format of a dictionary and you
  have WinSpell 1.70 or below, WinSpell is probably still
  attempting to load the older format dictionaries.  Use the
  Settings/All... dialog box to reference the correct dictionary
  (which is where you just installed WinSpell).

  If WinSpell complains that the "Table is Full", you are not
  running the correct WINSPELL.EXE.  Reset the Properties... via
  the File/Properties... of the Program Manager.  Also, if you
  are running the incorrect version, you are probably also
  referencing incorrect dictionaries.  See the previous paragraph
  for details.

The following is a short 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.

    WINSPEDT.EXE - WinSpell's Accessory Editor.  This is a simple
                   text editor which WinSpell uses to perform Search
                   and Replace operations on the Clipboard.

                   WINSPEDT.EXE is required for proper operation.

    WINSPDLL.DLL - WinSpell's dynamic link library.

                   WINSPDLL.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.

    FULL.WSD     - WinSpell Standard Dictionary.

                   FULL.DCT is generally required for proper operation.
                   (See the documentation detailed information on this
                   file).

    COMMON.WSD   - WinSpell Standard Dictionary.

                   COMMON.DCT is generally required for proper operation.
                   (See the documentation detailed information on this
                   file).

    *.JNL        - Macro Journal Files for Search and Replace correction
                   of documents.  Although not absolutely required for
                   proper operation, it is best to keep these files.

    INSTALL.EXE  - WinSpell's Installation facility

                   INSTALL.EXE is not required for proper operation
                   and is not installed with the rest of the program.

    README.TXT   - This file.

                   README.TXT is not required for proper operation, but
                   we thank you for taking the time to read it.
