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-MySpell is a simple spell checker that uses affix 
-compression and is modelled after the spell checker
-ispell.  
-
-MySpell was written to explore how affix compression 
-can be implemented. 
-
-The Main features of MySpell are:
-
-1. written in C++ to make it easier to interface with 
-   Pspell, OpenOffice, AbiWord, etc
-
-2. it is stateless, uses no static variables and
-   should be completely reentrant with almost no 
-   ifdefs  
-
-3. it tries to be as compatible with ispell to
-   the extent it can.  It can read slightly modified 
-   versions of munched ispell dictionaries (and it 
-   comes with a munched english wordlist borrowed from 
-   Kevin Atkinson's excellent Aspell.
-
-4. it uses a heavily modified aff file format that
-   can be derived from ispell aff files but uses
-   the iso-8859-X character sets only
- 
-5. it is simple with *lots* of comments that 
-   describes how the affixes are stored
-   and tested for (based on the approach used by 
-   ispell).
-
-6. it supports improved suggestions with replacement
-   tables and ngram-scoring based mechanisms in addition
-   to the main suggestion mechanisms
-
-7. like ispell it has a BSD license (and  no 
-   advertising clause)
-
-But ... it has *no* support for adding words
-to a personal dictionary, *no* support for converting
-between various text encodings, and *no* command line
-interface (it is purely meant to be a library).
-
-It can not (in any way) replace all of the functionality
-of ispell or aspell/pspell.  It is meant as a learning
-tool for understanding affix compression and for 
-being used by front ends like OpenOffice, Abiword, etc.
-
-MySpell has been tested under Linux and Solaris
-and has the world's simplest Makefile and no 
-configure support.
-
-It does come with a simple example program that 
-spell checks some words and returns suggestions.
-
-To build a static library and an example
-program under Linux simply type:
-
-tar -zxvf myspell.tar.gz
-cd myspell2
-make
-
-To run the example program:
-./example ./en_US.aff ./en_US.dic checkme.lst
-
-Please play around with it and let me know
-what you think.
-
-Please see the file CONTRIBUTORS for more info.