[chromium-reviews] Add Australian English spell check support.

chrome/third_party/hunspell/dictionaries/README_en_AU.txt

+Review date:   18 December 2008
+Review by:     Kelvin Eldridge
+Release:       V2.2.2
+Released for:  OpenOffice.org 2.x
+
+Copyright:     This work is licensed LGPL V3. If you redistribute these files please provide a link
+               to the creator's site http://www.JustLocal.com.au.
+
+               This work is not to be converted to GPL. If you do not accept this condition please do not use
+               these files.
+               
+Disclaimer:    The dictionary files are not warranted to be suitable for any particular purpose
+               or to be error free.
+               Your use of the dictionary files indicates your acceptance to take full responsibility
+               for using the files. You agree the full claim possible is the amount you paid for the 
+               dictionary files, which of course is zero.
+
+Comment:       The FREE LGPL version of the dictionary file is based on version 2.2.1.
+
+               The latest version of the dictionary can be found at http://www.JustLocal.com.au.
+               Scroll to the bottom of the page and click on Australian English spell check
+               dictionaries.
+
+               The FREE LGPL version is provided and is the full dictionary. In addition for clients
+               and customers of JustLocal, Online Connections and those using the services of Virtual
+               Profit Sharing partners, the latest free, but copyright, version is available. 
+
+               Two versions of the Australian English spellcheck dictionary files are available.
+
+               The full version and the Kelvin version.
+
+               The Kelvin version aims to simplify the Australian English language by providing 
+               the single preferred spelling of a word where there are multiple spellings.
+
+               For example the "ize" words often incorrectly considered American spelling have
+               been removed from the Kelvin version.
+
+               The full version is equivalent to a descriptive dictionary which is the common
+               form of printed dictionary. With the dictionary it is up to you to decide which
+               spelling of words such as organise/organize, focused/focussed you prefer. 
+
+               The Kelvin version is equivalent to a prescriptive dictionary which guides you
+               as to the preferred spelling in Australia. The Kelvin dictionary presents you 
+               only with the preferred version of the spelling as being correct. That is organise
+               and focused are correct, and organize and focussed are considered incorrect. The
+               Kelvin version leads to consistent use of spelling within a document.
+
+               The choice is yours as to which dictionary you prefer.
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+Dictionary
+----------
+
+The dictionary file itself is copyright as well as this file.
+
+Included with this file are a number of files which enable the dictionary to be used with programs
+such as OpenOffice.org and Mozilla projects.
+
+
+Affix file
+----------
+
+Thanks to David Bartlett and Andrew Brown for making the .aff file available.
+
+The affix file is currently a duplicate of the en_AU.aff
+created completely from scratch by David Bartlett and 
+Andrew Brown, based on the published 
+rules for MySpell and is provided under the LGPL.
+
+Fixed error on 1068 line from SFZ to SFX.
+
+Feedback
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+If you find omissions or bugs please let me know.
+
+If you wish to suggest new words to be added to the dictionary, please assist by first fully 
+researching the words before providing them.
+
+You can contact me using the form available on the dictionary page.
+Visit www.JustLocal.com.au, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on Australian English
+spellcheck dictionary files. On this page is a form you can use to contact me.
+The form is the best way to contact me as it ensures I receive your information. I receive thousands
+of undesirable emails as year and whilst I visually check the summary of all emails, sending an 
+email direct could end up with your email being treated as potential spam or malware.
+
+If you wish to be notified when the dictionary files are updated, you can use the form and provide
+your details and I will add you to the JustLocal mailing list.
+
+Kelvin Eldridge
+JustLocal (An Online Connections service.)
+www.JustLocal.com.au
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