USERDICT(1)

NAME

userdict: a command used to set up a user-defined dictionary
for the Spell checker application in ADEPT Editor or ADEPT Publisher.

SYNOPSIS

userdict [-v] {-add | -delete | -list} -dict dictionary-name {-f wordlist | word1, word2, }

DESCRIPTION

userdict is the command used at a UNIX prompt to set up a user-defined dictionary for the Spell checker application used with the ADEPT Editor or ADEPT Publisher. The Auxiliary Tag Data (ATD) Editor in Document Architect must hookup access to a user-defined dictionary by adding UserDictionary: dictionary-name to the document type’s ATD file.

OPTIONS

−vis verbose.

−add
adds words to specified user-defined dictionary.

−delete
removes words from specified dictionary.

−listlists the words in specified dictionary.

−dictspecifies dictionary-name for your file.

−fis the file containing either wordlist, which the name of a file containing an ASCII list of words or misspelling word pairs, or word1, word2, which are either words or misspelling word pairs. Use a semi-colon (;) to separate the misspelled word and the correction in a misspelling word pair. For instance: tthe;the

wordlist
the name of a file containing an ASCII list of words.

word1, word2
are either words or misspelling word pairs.

EXAMPLES

For example, to add the word pair, tthe;the, to your user-defined dictionary, "dict2," type:

userdict -add -dict dict2 tthe;the