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384.1 | This fool will reply to anything | BUFFER::VICKERS | If it helps a customer, DO IT | Wed Apr 01 1992 17:39 | 9 |
| Stuart,
I am sure that the word 'gullible' appearing in your note has little to
do with the date on which it is entered does it?
I don't have WPL-PLUS V4.0 so I can't check for you.
Keep smiling,
don
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384.2 | And some fell on stony ground ... | IOSG::MAURICE | IOSG ain't a place to raise a kid | Thu Apr 02 1992 11:07 | 3 |
| Sorry - it was the date.
Stuart
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384.3 | Actual questions... | LARVAE::JORDAN | Chris Jordan, Digital Services - Office Consultant, London | Fri Apr 03 1992 12:59 | 10 |
| But I have a real Thesaurus problem!!
My customer here in England has been using WPS-PLUS for the last 4
years. It has jsut been brought to the notice of their strategy team
(by one of the board members who has just been given his ALL-IN-1
account!!) that the Thesaurus in V2.4 is American (i.e. it does COLOR
rather than COLOUR).
a) Is there a BRITISH Thesaurus for ALL-IN-1 V2.4??
b) Is there a BRITISH Thesaurus for ALL-IN-1 V3.0??
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384.4 | Not available | KERNEL::HOULDINGJ | Jill Houlding - Back in Basingstoke | Mon Apr 06 1992 11:36 | 10 |
| Chris,
I have asked this question previously and the answer is that there is
no British Thesaurus for either version of ALL-IN-1. This has been SPR'd
in the past.
Jill
P.S. How does your customer like British being called a "dialect" in V3.0
installation??
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384.5 | International lexicons available | TIMMII::RDAVIES | An expert Amateur | Wed Apr 08 1992 16:55 | 9 |
| Whilst a thesaurus may not be availalbe in BRITISH, the british
lexicons (along with the other language versions) are being field
tested and are available. It's pointed to in the WPSPLUS notesfile note
405.0
I've installed it, and it spells colour and realise correctly.
Richard
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384.6 | availalbe indeed! | TIMMII::RDAVIES | An expert Amateur | Wed Apr 08 1992 16:56 | 3 |
| I wish I'd run it on the previous note!.
Richard
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