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<H1> KSpell - KDE Spelling Checker </H1>
<P>By David Sweet</P>
<H2> Misspelled Word Dialog Help </H2>

<H3> Basic Functionality </H3>
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The top line in the dialog displays a misspelled word which was found
in your document.  KSpell attempts to find an appropriate replacement
word.  One or several may be found.  The best guess is shown to the
right of <EM>Replacement:</EM>.  To accept this replacement, click on
<B>Replace</B>.  You may also choose a word from the list of
<EM>Suggestions</EM> then click <B>Replace</B> to replace the
misspelled word with the chosen word.
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 To keep your original spelling, click on <B>Ignore</B>.
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To stop the spell checking -- keeping the changes you've already made
-- click on <B>Stop</B>.
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To stop the spell checking and cancel the changes you've already made,
click on <B>Cancel</B>.
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<H3> Other Functions </H3>
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Clicking on <B>Replace All</B> will initially perform the same function as clicking on <B>Replace</B>, but will automatically replace the misspelled word with the chosen replacement word if it appears again (at a later point) in your document.
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The <B>Ignore All</B> button ignores this and all future occurrences
of the misspelled word.
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Clicking on <B>Add</B> will add the misspelled word to your personal dictionary  (this is distinct from the original system dictionary, so the additions you make will not be seen by other users).
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<A HREF="kspell.html">KSpell</A> introduction.
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