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List:       aspell-user
Subject:    Re: aspell digest: January 15, 1999
From:       Howard Kaikow <kaikow () standards ! com>
Date:       1999-01-16 10:43:51
Message-ID: LYR14511-9308-1999.01.16-05.42.22--kevinatk#home.com () franklin ! oit ! unc ! edu
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I meant to send the message below to the list.

PS: I have since learned that the SAPI at the Microsoft research site is a
speech API.

At 10:48 1/16/99 +0100, Drazen Dupor wrote:
>At 00:00 16.01.99 -0500, you wrote:
>
>>From: "Howard Kaikow" <kaikow@standards.com>
>>I have not been able to find documentation on how to create a .lex
>>(spelling lexicon) file that could be used to Word, nor the interface to
>>hook that into Word.
>
>.lex file is defined by engine not by Word.

Thank you.
So, I am then asking the wrong question.
I need to find the specifications for, I guess, mssp232.dll.

>
>Microsoft have published CSAPI (Common Spelling API - something like that)
>to connect engine with Word. Definition and example could be found on MS
>Development library CD.

There is a draft/beta SAPI at research.microsoft.com.

>>Would the procedure be the same for Word 6, Word 7 and Word 8?
>yes.

In view of the beta SAPI, it could be that the SAPI will be different for
future versions of Word.





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