XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.usage.english   
   From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 11.02.2022 00:48, Andy Burnelli wrote:   
   > Setup:   
   > A. Modify the attached batch script to point to the full path to spell.txt.   
   > B. Save the batch script anywhere under any name that makes sense to you.   
   >     INSTALL: c:\apps\databases\tts\spelltest.bat   
   >     USRMENU: Taskbar > menus > databases > tts > spelltest (rarely used)   
   >     COMMAND: Win+R > spelltest <== Note the "Run" icon is pinned to taskbar   
   >     DATFILE: c:\data\databases\tts\spell.txt   
   >     ARCHIVE: c:\archives\databases\tts\spelltest.bat.7z {includes a readme}   
   >     Note: Consider encrypting archives to keep them away from a-virus scans.   
   >     Note: Every archive_always_  gets a readme (often it's a Usenet thread).   
   > B. Add any keyword to create a personal command in the Windows registry.   
   >     [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\spelltest.exe   
   >     @Default = c:\apps\databases\tts\spelltest.bat   
   > D. Separately populate the spell.txt file with a log of your redsquiggles.   
   >     Win+R > spell <== Note this can be any keyword not already employed   
   >     Where that keyword has been previously defined in your Windows registry.   
   >     [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\spell.exe   
   >     @Default = c:\data\databases\tts\spell.txt   
      
   Isn't that a bit to complicated for such a simple script? Just copy   
   spell.bat together with spell.txt in any directory you like. Then put   
   a link to spell.bat on the desktop (drag it with the  key pressed   
   to the desktop). In the property of the link you can select the font and,   
   much more important, the font size you prefer.   
      
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