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Old 09-04-2020, 06:49 AM   #71
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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans View Post

Do you recall Post #31 (and my Post #32)?

Getting amnesia? It was only a few weeks ago!
Gave those posts a quick look. Sorry, but it seems to me those solutions won't work for my needs. I can't bulk-tag all the words the spellcheck doesn't recognize, because although the majority on the positives are indeed just correct words in another language, some of them are errors, and the whole purpose of scanning the list of the words which the spellcheck doesn't recognize is indeed to identify the errors. And I need to be able to scan the list more times, so I can't just browse it once and tag all the words, because that way I'll end up adding words that are indeed errors. The example for merging UK and US English makes a bit more sense, because the words that appear in both lists will provide, if nothing else, a shorter list to check for real-negatives. But:
1) How do I quickly identify those words?
2) It remains a very long and complicated process.

Thank you for your answers anyway
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