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From: jr@CC5.BBN.COM (John Robinson)
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Subject: Re: Integral Spell?
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Date: Mon, 17-Nov-86 09:21:16 EST
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You didn't say which emacs!  But in GNU emacs, you have the functions
spell-word, spell-region, spell-string and spell-buffer.  They run
their arguments through spell, and then present each misspelled word
in a query-replace and let you fix it (if necessary) everywhere it
appears in the argument.  Can't think of anything much handier.

But if you have another emacs, I dont know what's available.

/jr