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- @BNew...
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- Creates a new, empty dictionary. You can then add words to the
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- dictionary by using "Add Words from Text File" (see below).
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- @BOpen...
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- Opens an existing dictionary file.
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- @BEdit "dictionary-name"...
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- Edits the current dictionary. A dialog box lets you find/add/delete
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- words. It also shows the total number of words in the dictionary.
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- @BRevert "dictionary-name"
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- Reverts back to the last saved version of the current dictionary.
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- All changes to the current dictionary are forgotten. This item is
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- only enabled if one or more words have been added or deleted.
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- @BSave "dictionary-name"
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- Saves changes to the indicated dictionary file. This item is only
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- enabled if one or more words have been added or deleted.
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- @BSave As...
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- Saves the current dictionary to a new file.
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- @BAdd Words from Text File...
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- Adds new words to the current dictionary by reading a text file.
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- A "word" is defined to be any sequence of lowercase letters
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- bounded at both ends by white space, where white space is a
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- space, tab, end-of-line, end-of-file or beginning-of-file.
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- Use command-period to cancel the operation at any time.
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- @BDump Words to Text File...
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- Dumps the current dictionary to a text file. Words are dumped in
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- alphabetical order, one word per line, and all in lowercase (so the
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- file can be read by the above menu item). Cancel the dumping
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- operation at any time by hitting command-period.
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