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Re: vDos and microlytics speller
- Subject: Re: vDos and microlytics speller
- From: Paul Breeze paul.breeze@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2014 11:09:19 +0000
Dear John
I was excited for a moment but I think, unfortunately, that you are
actually using the PCLEX dictionary, not the Microlytics. That works
for me too and does not require EMS.
Best wishes
Paul
On 11/12/2014 10:05, Jon Inggs wrote:
Carl & Paul
The UK dictionary runs fine on my vDosXy setup - see below.
I am another low profile user group subscriber who who still uses Xy4
regularly to create tutorial material for my students. In the past I
produced the South African Journal of Economic History with it for about
20 years.
It is the non-eye straining, full DOS screen, customized to white text
on black and the pure word power that has kept me with Xy4 over the
years. Apart from that, I started wordprocessing with Atex at the
newspaper I started working for in 1980.
The University moved from WinXP to Win7 at the beginning of 2014 so I
have been following the Virtual and vDOS workarounds with interest.
I haven't changed much in the factory issue vDOS setup but I see that
EMS=ON in config.txt.
When I execute MEM in Xy4 there is no Dictionary expanded mem entry but
main mem=5K, Spell=4 and Hyphenation=14. XyWrite=634K.
These are the dictionary entries in my settings.dfl file:
;Turn on Signature UK dic/disable XYWrite US dic
DF LX=c:\xy4\
DF UD=UK
;DF UD=AFRIKAAN
;DF OM=0 previously working setting
DF OM=0
;
;Test: 2003 Holmgrem suggestion
;DF OM=31
;DF ZX=1
;DF OM=15
;om = 15 to activate Signature's dictionary's hyphenation but use
Microlytics dictionary for spelling
;End of Signature dictionary settings
;
;Preserve upper and lower case in spelling commands, e.g. Auto-Expand
; (`Zero Capitalization')
df zc=1
The dictionary file is UK.DIC (622K 1991/08/13)
Regards
Jon Inggs