Anti-Speller v1.0 (C) 1992 Ed T. Toton III, All rights reserved.


Ant-Spell is a program to convert text by ruining it's spelling. I am NOT
releasing it to the public domain. Please feel free to do what you want with
it, but remember it IS copyrighted. My only restrictions are as follows:

1. This documentation must be included with ALL coied distributed, in
an unmodified form.
2. The program itself may not be modified.
3. If you include it with any other software package, credit must be given
to my name for this program.

Anti-Spell is VERY easy. When you run it by itself, the cursor goes
to the next line, and you can type something in, which will be converted and
shown on the next line. To exit you can press Ctrl-Z and then [ENTER], or
you can press Ctrl-BREAK or Ctrl-C.

Anti-Spell can recieve it's input from almost anywhere, and can send
it's output almost anywhere. This can be achieved using the dos-redirection
stuff. The default input is keyboard, and the default output is the screen.
Here are some examples:


ANTISPEL < myfile.txt
This would take the file "myfile.txt" and use it for input, displaying
the results on screen.

ANTISPEL > output.dat
This would be something like a dictation. You can type what you want,
and the results will be recorded in the file "output.dat". Note that
anytime the output is redirected, it doesn't show on the screen.

ANTISPEL < file1.txt > file2.txt
This would convert "file1.txt" and save the results to "file2.txt".



You can also use the pipe "|" to run it concurrently with another program.
Example:

Q_QUOTE /na /q5 | ANTISPEL
This would run Q_QUOTE, and all of Q_QUOTE's output would be directed
to Anti-Spell, which would convert it and show it to screen. This
statement has the same effect as typing "Q_QUOTE /na /q5" EXCEPT that
all the output shows up with obliterated spelling. Again, if you want
the output to show up in a data file, you can add the ">" and the
filename.


I hope you enjoy this program as much as I had programming it.

-Ed T. Toton III, 9/28/92