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| 1.0 Using ispell from emacs | ||
| 1.1 Old Emacs | ||
| 1.2 Your private dictionary | ||
| 1.3 All commands in emacs mode | ||
| 1.4 Definition of a near miss | ||
| 1.5 Where it came from | ||
| -- The Detailed Node Listing --- | ||
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| Using ispell from emacs | ||
| 1.0.1 Checking a single word | ||
| 1.0.2 Checking a whole buffer | ||
| 1.0.3 Checking a region | ||
| 1.0.4 Using Multiple Dictionaries | ||
Ispell is a program that helps you to correct spelling errors in
a file, and to find the correct spelling of words. When presented with
a word that is not in the dictionary, ispell attempts to find
near misses that might include the word you meant.
This manual describes how to use ispell, as well as a little about its implementation.
| 1.0 Using ispell from emacs | ||
| 1.1 Old Emacs | ||
| 1.2 Your private dictionary | ||
| 1.3 All commands in emacs mode | ||
| 1.4 Definition of a near miss | ||
| 1.5 Where it came from | ||
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