wordcheck Files

Wordcheck: cmd-line script that uses GNU Aspell to spell check single word.
Aspell is a GNU program copyrighted by FSF available at http://aspell.net

Copyright (C) <2009>  <Free Software Foundation>
Author: Matthew A. Todd (matcatprg@yahoo.com)

#    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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Windows Readme

Installation:

1) move "wordcheck" script file to desired location. I suggest having a single
	location for all of your scripts, etc.
		
2) add script location to PATH variable.
	- If the location is already in the PATH variable, then there is nothing
		to do.
	- Go to http://one.xthost.info/matcat/documentation/pnotes/pathVar.html
		to see my documentation on changing the path variable. You can also
		try looking around on the web.
		
3) Aspell
	- If aspell is already installed then there is nothing to do. Go to 
		http://aspell.net, sourceforge.net, or gnu.org to find aspell.
		

Execution:

1) in shell, type "wordcheck <word>" where <word> is the word you want to
	check.
	
- Aspell will use default dictionary to check your word. The is currently
	no way to pass arguments to aspell and change the dictionary or other
	settings.
	
	
Uninstall

1) consider sending feedback if there is an issue with the scripts execution.

2) simply remove script file. Change PATH variable if want as well.
	Remove aspell through normal means should you not want
	aspell anymore as well.