Aspell and cp1252

["Paul Breeze" <dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> (Redacted sender "paul.breeze" for DMARC)]

PS.  After a bit more searching in the Aspell txt file, I was able to 
crack the second question.  Apparently if the Command Console defaults 
to cp1252, then Aspell functions in cp1252 as well.  It took a little 
while to find out how to do this, but a registry hack later and I seem 
to be in business.


Dear Carl
I tried to use ASPLFR which I had thought would allow me to to spell 
check a French document at the weekend but it it didn't, and looking at 
the help file I think perhaps it will not.  Is there a way of invoking 
the French dictionary from the command line, or from a keyboard 
shortcut?  My default, set in the registry, is UK English.
And ...  do you know if there is any way of getting Aspell to operate 
with CP1252?  I had a look through the Aspell txt file over the weekend. 
 There was one option that appeared useful which I applied as:

" --encoding=cp1252"
ie:"Aspell_Options=--master=en_GB-w-accents --sug-mode=bad-spellers 
--encoding=cp1252"
added to the end of my registry entry.  This stopped Aspell running, or 
rather it went straight to the ".. ESC to exit" message on the status 
bar.  It works fine without the addition.
Sorry to have to fall back on your expertise for this but I don't know 
enough about Aspell to know if I am doing something wrong, or if this 
option simply does nothing useful (I suspect the latter).

Thanks

Paul