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Subject:    [aspell-user] British vs. American:  Panellist vs. Panelist.
From:       Ralph Corderoy <ralph () inputplus ! co ! uk>
Date:       2002-07-16 16:16:03
Message-ID: 200207162259.g6GMxNr15389 () blake ! inputplus ! co ! uk
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Hi,

Thanks for aspell -- and it's great having a British dictionary to check
against.

I have found one word wrong though, `panellist' is British spelling,
`panelist' American.  Collins concurs.  Using aspell with the British
dictionary results in

    $ aspell pipe
    @(#) International Ispell Version 3.1.20 (but really Aspell .33.7 alpha)
    panellist
    & panellist 9 0: panelist, panel list, panel-list, panelists, panelised,
    panelist's, panels, Parnell's, panelled

    panelist
    *

I couldn't find anywhere else to report this, so apologies if this isn't
an appropriate place.

Cheers,


Ralph.



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