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      You can use the Spell command to check the spelling of text in your drawings, use various spelling dictionaries, and create custom spelling dictionary.It is comprised of the following items.

Checking the spelling of text

        You can use the Spell command to check the spelling of single-line text, multiline text, paragraph text, attributes, attribute definitions, and dimension text.

Checking the spelling of text

1. Choose Tools > Spelling.

2. Select one or more text entities.

3. In the Check Spelling dialog box, misspelled words display one at a time. Do one of the following for each found word:

• Keep text unchanged — Click Ignore to keep the found word unchanged in the drawing, or click Ignore All to keep all instances of the found word unchanged in the drawing.

• Change text — Select or type a word in the Suggestions box, then click Change to change the found word in the drawing to the new text, or click Change All to change all instances of the found word in the drawing.

4. Click Add if you want to add the currently found word to a list of custom spelling words.

    
      The Check Spelling dialog will recognize the added word as spelled correctly the next time the word is checked for spelling.

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Command line SPELL

Work With Spelling Dictionary

       Most drawings contain text that is not recognized as spelled correctly, even though it is spelled correctly. For example, if your company name Zaffer, Inc. appears in all of your drawings, the company name will appear as misspelled every time you check the spelling of drawing text. You can easily add words to a custom dictionary so that any word in the custom dictionary is recognized as spelled correctly.

    The custom dictionary is independent of any spelling dictionary you have chosen to use. You can check the spelling of text using one dictionary, check the spelling of the same or other text using a different dictionary, and in both cases your custom dictionary is used.

TIP You can also add custom words to the custom dictionary directly during spell checking of text. In the Check Spelling dialog, click Add to add the currently found word to the custom dictionary.

To download and install a new dictionary

1. Choose Tools > Spelling, select one or more text entities, then in the Check Spelling dialog box, click Change Dictionaries.

2. Click Download.

3. From the web page that displays (or from a different web page), download the desired dictionary.

4. Unzip the contents of the downloaded file to \MyDocuments\HunSpell, or the location where you installed spelling dictionaries for ZWCAD.

5. Click Change Dictionaries again, which will load the newly installed dictionary.

6. In Main Dictionary, select the desired dictionary.

7. Click OK.

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Command line SPELL

To use a dictionary already installed on your computer

1. Copy the existing dictionary (DIC file) to \MyDocuments\HunSpell, or to the location where you install spelling dictionaries for ZWCAD. Or add the folder of the existing dictionary to the list of folders where ZWCAD searches for dictionaries. Choose Tools > Options, click Paths/Files and add the folder location to the Dictionary paths.

2. Choose Tools > Spelling, select one or more text entities, then in the Check Spelling dialog box, click Change Dictionaries.

3. In Main Dictionary, select the desired dictionary.

4. Click OK.

Create custom spelling dictionary

       The Spell command compares text found in the drawing with correctly spelled words in an installed dictionary (DIC file). There are many different dictionaries that can be used with ZWCAD, including dictionaries in many different languages. You can download and install a new dictionary or use a dictionary already installed on your computer.

To create and manage a custom dictionary

1. Choose Tools > Spelling.

2. Select one or more text entities.

3. In the Check Spelling dialog box, click Change Dictionaries.

4. To add a custom word, type a word in Custom Dictionary Words, then click Add.

5. To delete a custom word, select a word in Custom Dictionary Words, then click Delete.

6. Click OK.

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Command line SPELL

Command Reference

ATTDEF:configure the attribute definition

MTEXT:create multipleine text objects

SPELL:Checks the spelling of single-line text, multiline text, paragraph text, attributes, attribute definitions, and dimension text

TEXT:create single-line text object

System Variables Reference

DCTCUST:store the file name and path of  the custom dictionary

DCTMAIN:store the file name and path of the main dictionary