Spell Check

	The spelling checker is based on the Unix "spell" command,
which this program ran on your message composition before opening this
window. In the main status window you will see an indication of the
number of unrecognized words.

	This window will keep stepping through the word list provided
by the spell command until that word list is exhausted. You may select
Cancel to discard the rest of the list and close the window.

	Next Word will move to the next word and discard the current
one.

	If you come across a word that needs replacing, the first
occurrence of that word will be found in the text and highlighted. If
you wish to change it, type the new text into the Correction box, and
select Replace. For your convenience, a carriage return in the
correction box will replace the current highlighted word. If you do
not wish to change the current word, select the Search button, and you
will be presented with the next occurrence of that word. If there are
no more occurrences, it moves on to the next word from the list of
possible corrections. Once you have typed in a correction, you may
continue using the Replace button to replace any other occurrences, it
will also automatically step to the next occurrence, and will move to
the next word when all the occurrences of the current word have been
exhausted.

	If you have a word that you use commonly, but is not in the
system dictionary, you may select Ignore from the menu bar to add it
to a personal stop list. Words in this list will not be presented to
you when you run the spell checker in the future.

	When the word list is exhausted, there may be a brief delay
while the contents of your stop list are hashed into a form the spell
checker will use on the next invocation.

	The spell checker is case sensitive, so you may be presented
with duplicates for things like Unix, unix, and UNIX.