ANAG2\MENU.TXT  ·  TXT  ·  1.9 KB  ·  1988-05-01  ·  from Personal-Computing-Amstrad_May-1988
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│                                  ANAGRAM 2                                  │
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│ This utility is an update  of a previously  published  program, which lists │
│ the anagrams of a given word. The  first  version  listed  all the anagrams │
│ with no "intelligence" and so could take a long time with longer words, and │
│ many of the  anagrams would  be rubbish.  This version  has a new  facility │
│ whereby  you can specify a number of  exceptions  which are not  allowed in │
│ the  English  language.  This  is done  by creating  an Ascii  file  called │
│ ANAG.DAT  containing each  exception  on a  different line.  You  can enter │
│ these exceptions in three ways:                                             │
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│ 1. The  exception  on its own.   So,  for  example  QN  (or  most of the Q? │
│    letter pairs) would be ignored. EXAMPLE: QN                              │
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│ 2. The exception followed by a *.  Here  the  exception is only left out if │
│    it's found at the  start of a word. An example is  CK which can end, but │
│    not start a word. EXAMPLE: CK*                                           │
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│ 3. The exception followed by a #. These exceptions are only compared to the │
│    end of a word. So, CR can start a word but not end it. EXAMPLE: CR#      │
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│ When you've finished with ANAG2, type: \MENU to return to the main menu.    │
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