Hi David,
Canadian English mirrors UK English in spelling.
If wordstar allows one to save files in plain text, then this might be the
ticket. will certainly be worth a try.
On Fri, 28 Feb 2025, david--- via Freedos-user wrote:
Hi Karen,
For quite a number of years, (before I even had Windows 3.1), I used Wordstar
2000 r3.00; 1988 version. Being pure DOS, you could only interact by
keyboard - no mouse function. I am British, so did not need Canadian
English, hence I have no idea whether Wordstar 2000 could provide the
Canadian version. But perhaps British English is closer to Canadian English,
than U.S. English?; I don't know.
I can let you have a copy of Wordstar 2000, if you like. It is long out of
licence protection.
David
On 2025-02-28 10:05, Karen Lewellen via Freedos-user wrote:
..or I suppose a dos best word processor that provides this?
Hi folks,
My goal is to quickly do spell checking leading to Canadian spellings for
files I am going to share on the Internet.
I have Wordperfect 6.2, and it is supposed to let me write in Canadian
English..but I have not managed to get it changed from u. s. English.
Leading to this need. If there is another dos word processor I do not
mind installing it. still, a simple text editor will work too.
Before providing ideas, I only run pure DOS.
No windows, no Linux.
Anyone have a prospect?
Thanks,
Karen
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