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   Hello, Kevin!   
      
    KM> Thx to everyone who has helped me get over the hump of setting up   
    KM> GoldED. It has been a tremendous help!   
      
    KM> I'm just about finished with this configuration for the exception of   
    KM> the spellcheck function.   
      
    KM> What are my options or any recommendations I should attempt?   
      
   I wrote instructions for Russian-speaking users, sorry if the translation is   
   bad.   
      
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    From : Vladimir Fyodorov                   2:6035/3.1      �ïâ 19 ˆî­ 20 10:20   
    To   : Mart Kuvshinov   
    Subj : Re: Everything is in Russian here   
   ===============================================================================   
   Everything is in Russian here   
      
   Everything is in Russian here   
      
   ===   
   Golded shouldn't be too old. For example, in the 2007 versions, the check   
   spelling doesn't work yet. I also didn't check GoldEd-NSF, so I recommend   
   updating it and replacing it with the normal GoldEd+ from the main branch:   
   https://github.com/golded-plus   
   As a bonus, you will get the fact that many hotkeys for Linux/mac are fixed   
   there.   
      
   Next, you need the MySpell dictionaries. Semyon Panevin has a lot of them:   
   http://ftp.velo36.ru/pub/freq/myspell.tgz   
      
   Unpack them and put them, for example, in the DICT folder in the golded   
   directory. The rest   
   depends on which of the dictionaries you need (you can connect several).   
   dictionaries at the same time). I have connected a Russian dictionary with an   
   "e" and American   
   English. To do this, I wrote in the config:   
   SCheckerEnabled Auto   
   SCheckerDefLang ru_RU_yo en_US   
   SCheckerDicPath \fido\golded\dict\   
      
   Replace the path in the last directive with your own.   
      
   For languages other than English, you need to connect the corresponding   
   transcoding tables. For Russian, you need two files:   
   866_koi.chs   
   koi_866.chs   
   You can download it from me: https://yadi.sk/d/yXG6_bvkHQTxz   
   Put them, for example, in the XLAT folder in the golded directory and write   
   them in the config:   
      
   XLATPATH \fido\GOLDED\XLAT\ ; fix it on your way   
   XLATCHARSET KOI8-R CP866 koi_866.chs   
   XLATCHARSET CP866 KOI8-R 866_koi.chs   
      
   It remains to determine the color that will highlight the errors. I have it   
   spelled   
   out in gedcolor. cfg:   
   COLOR SCHECKER Error LRed on Black ;the color of the selection of the wrong   
   word   
      
   If you don't have a separate gedcolor.cfg file, then you can add this directive   
   to the main or any other connected golded config.   
      
   The main drawback is that all words with a hyphen are considered incorrect.   
   Second - there is no   
   way to work with a custom dictionary (although you can manually edit   
   dictionaries).   
   ===   
      
   Sincerely yours, Vladimir Fyodorov, esquire.   
   ... Necessity is the mother of invention   
   --- GoldED+/W64-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303   
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