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Balaam's Balac Baladan Balah Balak Balak's balance balances balancings bald baldness ball balm Bamah Bamoth Bamothbaal band banded bands Bani banished banishment bank banks banner banners banquet banqueting banquetings baptism baptisms Baptist Baptist's baptize baptized baptizest baptizeth baptizing bar Barabbas Barachel Barachias Barak barbarian barbarians barbarous barbed barber's bare barefoot barest Barhumite Bariah Barjesus Barjona bark barked Barkos barley barn Barnabas barnfloor barns barrel barrels barren barrenness bars Barsabas Bartholomew Bartimaeus Baruch Barzillai base baser bases basest Bashan Bashanhavothjair Bashemath basket baskets Basmath bason basons bastard bastards bat bath bathe bathed Bathrabbim baths Bathsheba Bathshua bats battered battering battle battlement battlements battles Bavai bay Bazlith Bazluth bdellium be beacon Bealiah Bealoth beam beams beans bear beard beards bearer bearers bearest beareth bearing bears beast beast's beasts beat beaten beatest beateth beating beauties beautiful beautify beauty Bebai became becamest because Becher Bechorath beckoned beckoning become becometh bed bed's Bedad Bedan bedchamber Bedeiah beds bedstead bee Beeliada Beelzebub been Beer Beera Beerah Beerelim Beeri Beerlahairoi Beeroth Beerothite Beerothites Beersheba bees Beeshterah beetle beeves befall befallen befalleth befell before beforehand beforetime beg began begat beget begettest begetteth beggar beggarly begged begging begin beginnest beginning beginnings begotten beguile beguiled beguiling begun behalf behave behaved behaveth behaviour beheaded beheld behemoth behind Behold beholdest beholdeth beholding behoved being bekah Bel Bela Belah Belaites belch Belial belied belief believe believed believers believest believeth believing bell bellies bellow bellows bells belly belong belonged belongest belongeth belonging beloved beloved's Belshazzar Belteshazzar bemoan bemoaned bemoaning Ben Benaiah Benammi benches bend bendeth bending beneath Beneberak benefactors benefit benefits Benejaakan benevolence Benhadad Benhail Benhanan Beninu Benjamin Benjamin's Benjamite Benjamites Beno Benoni bent Benzoheth Beon Beor Bera Berachah Berachiah Beraiah Berea bereave bereaved bereaveth Berechiah Bered Beri Beriah Beriites Berites Berith Bernice Berodachbaladan Berothah Berothai Berothite berries beryl Besai beseech beseeching beset beside besides besiege besieged Besodeiah besom Besor besought best bestead bestir bestow bestowed Betah Beten Bethabara Bethanath Bethanoth Bethany Betharabah Betharam Betharbel Bethaven Bethazmaveth Bethbaalmeon Bethbarah Bethbirei Bethcar Bethdagon Bethdiblathaim Bethel Bethelite Bethemek Bether Bethesda Bethezel Bethgader Bethgamul Bethhaccerem Bethharan Bethhogla Bethhoglah Bethhoron bethink Bethjeshimoth Bethjesimoth Bethlebaoth Bethlehem Bethlehemite Bethlehemjudah Bethmaachah Bethmarcaboth Bethmeon Bethnimrah Bethpalet Bethpazzez Bethpeor Bethphage Bethphelet Bethrapha Bethrehob Bethsaida Bethshan Bethshean Bethshemesh Bethshemite Bethshittah Bethtappuah Bethuel Bethul Bethzur betimes Betonim betray betrayed betrayers betrayest betrayeth betroth betrothed better bettered between betwixt Beulah bewail bewailed bewaileth Beware bewitched bewray bewrayeth beyond Bezai Bezaleel Bezek Bezer Bichri bid bidden biddeth bidding Bidkar bier Bigtha Bigthan Bigthana Bigvai Bildad Bileam Bilgah Bilgai Bilhah Bilhan bill billows Bilshan Bimhal bind bindeth binding Binea Binnui bird bird's birds Birsha birth birthday birthright Birzavith Bishlam bishop bishoprick bishops bit bite biteth Bithiah Bithron Bithynia bits bitten bitter bitterly bittern bitterness Bizjothjah Biztha black blacker blackish blackness blade blains blame blamed blameless blaspheme blasphemed blasphemer blasphemers blasphemest blasphemeth blasphemies blaspheming blasphemous blasphemously blasphemy blast blasted blasting Blastus blaze bleating bleatings blemish blemishes bless blessed blessedness blessest blesseth blessing blessings blew blind blinded blindeth blindfolded blindness block blocks blood bloodguiltiness bloodthirsty bloody bloomed blossom blossomed blossoms blot blotted blotteth Blotting blow bloweth blowing blown blue blueness blunt blush Boanerges boar board boards boast boasted boasters boastest boasteth boasting boastings boat boats Boaz Bocheru Bochim bodies bodily body body's Bohan boil boiled boiling boils boisterous bold boldly boldness bolled bolster bolt bolted bond bondage bondmaid bondmaids bondman bondmen bonds bondservant bondservice bondwoman bondwomen bone bones bonnets book books booth booths booties booty Booz border borders bore bored born borne borrow borrowed borrower borroweth Boscath bosom Bosor bosses botch both bottle bottles bottom bottomless bottoms bough boughs bought bound bounds bountiful bountifully bountifulness bounty bow bowed bowels boweth bowing bowl bowls bowmen bows box boy boys Bozez Bozkath Bozrah bracelet bracelets brake brakest bramble brambles branch branches brand brandish brands brasen brass bravery brawler brawlers brawling bray brayed breach breaches bread breadth break breaker breakest breaketh breaking breakings breast breastplate breastplates breasts breath breathe breathed breatheth breathing bred breeches breed breeding brethren brethren's bribe bribery bribes brick brickkiln bricks bride bridechamber bridegroom bridegroom's bridle bridles bridleth briefly brier briers brigandine brigandines bright brightness brim brimstone bring bringers bringest bringeth bringing brink broad broader broided broidered broiled broken brokenfooted brokenhanded brokenhearted brood brook brooks broth brother brother's brotherhood brotherly brothers brought broughtest brow brown bruise bruised bruises bruising bruit brute brutish bucket buckets buckler bucklers bud budded buds buffet buffeted build builded buildedst builder builders buildest buildeth building buildings built Bukki Bukkiah Bul bull bullock bullock's bullocks bulls 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captivity carbuncle carbuncles Carcas carcase carcases Carchemish care Careah cared careful carefully carefulness careless carelessly cares carest careth caring Carmel Carmelite Carmelitess Carmi Carmites carnal carnally carpenter carpenter's carpenters Carpus carriage carriages carried carriest carrieth carry carrying Carshena cart carved carving carvings case casement cases Casiphia Casluhim cassia Cast castaway castedst castest casteth casting castle castles Castor catch catcheth caterpiller caterpillers cattle caught caul cauls cause caused causeless causes causest causeth causeway causing cave cave's caves cease ceased ceaseth ceasing cedar cedars Cedron ceiling celebrate celestial cellars Cenchrea censer censers centurion centurion's centurions Cephas ceremonies certain certainly certainty certified certify chafed chaff chain chains chalcedony Chalcol Chaldaeans Chaldea Chaldean Chaldeans Chaldees chalkstones challengeth chamber chambering chamberlain chamberlains chambers chameleon chamois champaign champion Chanaan chance chancellor chanceth change changeable changed changers changes changest changeth changing channel channels chant chapel chapiter chapiters chapmen chapt Charashim Charchemish charge chargeable charged chargedst charger chargers charges chargest charging chariot chariots charitably charity charmed charmer charmers charming Charran chase chased chaseth chasing chaste chasten chastened chastenest chasteneth chastening chastise chastised chastisement chastiseth chatter Chebar check checker Chedorlaomer cheek cheeks cheer cheereth cheerful cheerfully cheerfulness cheese cheeses Chelal Chelluh Chelub Chelubai Chemarims Chemosh Chenaanah Chenani Chenaniah Chepharhaammonai Chephirah Cheran Cherethims Cherethites cherish cherished cherisheth Cherith cherub Cherubims Chesalon Chesed Chesil chesnut chest chestnut chests Chesulloth chew chewed cheweth Chezib chickens chide chiding Chidon chief chiefest chiefly child child's childbearing childhood childish childless children children's Chileab Chilion Chilion's Chilmad Chimham chimney Chinnereth Chinneroth Chios Chisleu Chislon Chislothtabor Chittim Chiun Chloe chode choice choicest choke choked choler Choose choosest chooseth Choosing chop Chorashan Chorazin chose chosen Chozeba Christ Christ's Christian Christians Christs chronicles chrysolyte chrysoprasus Chub Chun church churches churl churlish churning Chushanrishathaim Chuza cieled Cilicia cinnamon Cinneroth circle circuit circuits circumcise circumcised circumcising circumcision circumspect circumspectly Cis cistern cisterns cities citizen citizens city clad clamorous clamour clap clapped clappeth Clauda Claudia Claudius clave claws clay clean cleanness cleanse cleansed cleanseth cleansing clear clearer clearing clearly clearness cleave cleaved cleaveth cleft clefts clemency Clement Cleopas Cleophas cliff cliffs clift clifts climb climbed climbeth clipped cloak clods cloke close closed closer closest closet closets cloth clothe clothed clothes clothest clothing cloths cloud clouds cloudy clouted clouts cloven clovenfooted cluster clusters Cnidus coal coals coast coasts coat coats cock cockatrice cockatrices cockcrowing cockle coffer coffin cogitations cold Colhozeh collar collars collection college collops colony Colosse colour coloured colours colt colts come comeliness comely comers comest cometh comfort comfortable comfortably comforted comfortedst comforter comforters comforteth comfortless comforts coming comings command commanded commandedst commander commandest commandeth commanding commandment commandments commend commendation commended commendeth commending commission commissions commit committed committest committeth committing commodious common commonly commonwealth commotion commotions commune communed communicate communicated communication communications communing communion compact compacted companied companies companion companions company comparable compare compared comparing comparison compass compassed compassest compasseth compassing compassion compassions compel compelled compellest complain complained complainers complaining complaint complaints complete composition compound compoundeth comprehend comprehended Conaniah conceal concealed concealeth conceit conceits conceive conceived conceiving conception concern concerneth concerning concision conclude concluded conclusion concord concourse concubine concubines concupiscence condemn condemnation condemned condemnest condemneth condemning condescend condition conditions conduct conducted conduit coney confection confectionaries confederacy confederate conference conferred confess confessed confesseth confessing confession confidence confidences confident confidently confirm confirmation confirmed confirmeth confirming confiscation conflict conformable conformed confound confounded confused confusion congealed congratulate congregation congregations Coniah conies Cononiah conquer conquering conquerors conscience consciences consecrate consecrated consecration consecrations consent consented consentedst consenting consider considered Considerest considereth considering consist consisteth consolation consolations consorted conspiracy conspirators conspired constant constantly constellations constrain constrained constraineth constraint consult consultation consulted consulter consulteth consume consumed consumeth consuming consummation consumption contain contained containeth containing contemn contemned contemneth contempt contemptible contemptuously contend contended contendest contendeth contending content contention contentions contentious contentment continual continually continuance continue continued continueth continuing contradicting contradiction contrariwise contrary contribution contrite controversies controversy convenient conveniently conversant conversation conversion convert converted converteth converting converts convey conveyed convicted convince convinced convinceth 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craft craftiness craftsman craftsmen crafty crag crane crashing craved craveth Create created createth creation Creator creature creatures creditor creditors creek creep creepeth creeping crept Crescens Crete Cretes Cretians crew crib cried cries criest crieth crime crimes crimson cripple crisping Crispus crookbackt crooked crop cropped cross crossway crouch croucheth crow crown crowned crownedst crownest crowneth crowning crowns crucified crucify cruel cruelly cruelty crumbs cruse crush crushed cry crying crystal cubit cubits cuckow cucumbers cud cumbered cumbereth cumbrance cumi cummin cunning cunningly cup cupbearer cupbearers cups curdled cure cured cures curious curiously current curse cursed cursedst curses cursest curseth cursing cursings curtain curtains Cush Cushan Cushi custody custom customs cut Cuth Cuthah cuttest cutteth cutting cuttings cymbal cymbals cypress Cyprus Cyrene Cyrenian Cyrenians Cyrenius Cyrus Dabareh Dabbasheth Daberath dagger Dagon Dagon's daily dainties dainty Dalaiah dale Dalmanutha Dalmatia Dalphon dam damage Damaris Damascenes Damascus damnable damnation damned damsel damsel's damsels Dan dance danced dances dancing dandled danger dangerous Daniel Danites Danjaan Dannah Dara Darda dare Darius dark darken darkened darkeneth darkish darkly darkness Darkon darling dart darts dash dashed dasheth Dathan daub daubed daubing daughers daughter daughter's daughters David David's dawn dawning Day day's days daysman dayspring daytime deacon deacons dead deadly deadness deaf deal dealer dealers dealest dealeth dealing dealings deals dealt dear dearly dearth death deaths debase Debate debates Debir Deborah debt debtor debtors debts Decapolis decay decayed decayeth decease deceased deceit deceitful deceitfully deceitfulness deceits deceivableness deceive deceived deceiver deceivers deceiveth deceiving deceivings decently decided decision Deck decked deckedst deckest decketh declaration declare declared declareth Declaring decline declined declineth decrease decreased decree decreed decrees Dedan Dedanim dedicate dedicated dedicating dedication deed deeds deemed deep deeper deeply deepness deeps deer defamed defaming defeat defence defenced defend defended defendest defending defer deferred deferreth defied defile defiled defiledst defileth defraud defrauded defy degenerate degree degrees Dehavites Dekar Delaiah delay delayed delayeth delectable delicacies delicate delicately delicateness delicates deliciously delight delighted delightest delighteth delights delightsome Delilah Deliver deliverance deliverances delivered deliveredst deliverer deliverest delivereth delivering delivery delusion delusions demand demanded Demas Demetrius demonstration den denied denieth denounce dens deny denying depart departed departeth departing departure deposed deprived depth depths deputed deputies deputy Derbe deride derided derision descend descended descendeth descending descent describe described describeth description descry desert deserts deserve deserveth deserving desirable desire desired desiredst desires desirest desireth desiring desirous desolate desolation desolations despair despaired desperate desperately despise despised despisers despisest despiseth despising despite despiteful despitefully destitute destroy destroyed destroyer destroyers destroyest destroyeth destroying destruction destructions detain detained determinate determination determine determined detest detestable Deuel device devices devil devilish devils devise devised deviseth devote devoted devotions devour devoured devourer devourest devoureth devouring devout dew diadem dial diamond Diana Diblaim Diblath Dibon Dibongad Dibri did diddest didst Didymus die died diest diet dieth differ difference differences differeth differing dig digged diggedst diggeth dignities dignity Diklah Dilean diligence diligent diligently dim diminish diminished diminishing Dimnah dimness Dimon Dimonah Dinah Dinah's Dinaites dine dined Dinhabah dinner Dionysius Diotrephes dip dipped dippeth direct directed directeth direction directly dirt disallow disallowed disannul disannulled disannulleth disannulling disappoint disappointed disappointeth discern discerned discerner discerneth discerning discharge discharged disciple disciples discipline disclose discomfited discomfiture discontented discontinue discord discourage discouraged discover discovered discovereth discovering discreet discreetly discretion disdained disease diseased diseases disfigure disgrace disguise disguised disguiseth dish Dishan dishes Dishon dishonest dishonesty dishonour dishonourest dishonoureth disinherit dismayed dismaying dismissed disobedience disobedient disobeyed disorderly dispatch dispensation Disperse dispersed dispersions displayed displease displeased displeasure disposed disposing disposition dispossess dispossessed disputation disputations dispute disputed disputer disputing disputings disquiet disquieted disquietness dissembled dissemblers dissembleth dissension dissimulation dissolve dissolved dissolvest dissolving distaff distant distil distinction distinctly distracted distraction distress distressed distresses distribute distributed distributeth Distributing distribution ditch ditches divers diverse diversities divide divided divider divideth dividing divination divinations divine diviners divineth divining division divisions divorce divorced divorcement Dizahab do doctor doctors doctrine doctrines Dodai Dodanim Dodavah Dodo Doeg doer doers doest doeth dog dog's dogs doing doings doleful dominion dominions done door doorkeeper doorkeepers doors Dophkah Dor Dorcas dost dote doted doth Dothan doting double doubled doubletongued doubt doubted doubteth doubtful doubting Doubtless doubts dough dove dove's doves down downsitting downward dowry drag dragging dragon dragons drams drank draught drave draw drawer drawers draweth drawing drawn dread dreadful dream dreamed dreamer dreamers dreameth dreams dregs dress dressed dresser dressers dresseth drew drewest dried driedst drieth drink drinkers drinketh drinking drinks drive driven driver driveth driving dromedaries dromedary drop dropped droppeth dropping drops dropsy dross drought drove droves drown drowned drowsiness drunk drunkard drunkards drunken drunkenness Drusilla dry dryshod due dues duke dukes dulcimer dull Dumah dumb dung dungeon dunghill dunghills Dura durable dureth durst dust duties duty dwarf dwell dwelled dwellers dwellest dwelleth dwelling dwellingplace dwellingplaces dwellings dwelt dyed dying each eagle eagle's eagles ear eared earing early earnest earnestly earneth earring earrings ears earth earthen earthly earthquake earthquakes earthy ease eased easier easily east Easter eastward easy eat eaten eater eaters eatest eateth eating Ebal Ebed Ebedmelech Ebenezer Eber Ebiasaph ebony Ebronah Ed Edar Eden Eder edge edged edges edification edified edifieth edify edifying Edom Edomite Edomites Edrei effect effected effectual effectually effeminate egg eggs Eglah Eglaim Eglon Egypt Egyptian Egyptian's Egyptians Ehi Ehud eight eighteen eighteenth eighth eightieth eighty either Eker Ekron Ekronites Eladah Elah Elam Elamites Elasah Elath Elbethel Eldaah Eldad elder elders eldest Elead Elealeh Eleasah Eleazar elect elect's elected election EleloheIsrael elements Eleph eleven eleventh Elhanan Eli Eli's Eliab Eliab's Eliada Eliadah Eliah Eliahba Eliakim Eliam Elias Eliasaph Eliashib Eliathah Elidad Eliel Elienai Eliezer Elihoenai Elihoreph Elihu Elijah Elika Elim Elimelech Elimelech's Elioenai Eliphal Eliphalet Eliphaz Elipheleh Eliphelet Elisabeth Elisabeth's Eliseus Elisha Elishah Elishama Elishaphat Elisheba Elishua Eliud Elizaphan Elizur Elkanah Elkoshite Ellasar Elmodam elms Elnaam Elnathan Eloi Elon Elonbethhanan Elonites eloquent Eloth Elpaal Elpalet Elparan else Eltekeh Eltekon Eltolad Elul Eluzai Elymas Elzabad Elzaphan embalm embalmed emboldened emboldeneth embrace embraced embracing embroider embroiderer emerald emeralds emerods Emims eminent Emins Emmanuel Emmaus Emmor empire employ employed employment emptied emptiers emptiness empty emulation emulations enabled Enam Enan encamp encamped encampeth encamping enchanter enchanters enchantment enchantments encountered encourage encouraged end endamage endanger endangered endeavour endeavoured Endeavouring endeavours ended endeth ending endless Endor endow ends endued endure endured endureth enduring Eneglaim enemies enemy enemy's Enflaming engaged Engannim Engedi engines engrafted engrave engraven engraver engravings Enhaddah Enhakkore Enhazor enjoin enjoined enjoy enjoyed enlarge enlarged enlargement enlargeth enlarging enlighten enlightened enlightening Enmishpat enmity Enoch Enos Enosh enough enquire enquired enquirest enquiry enrich enriched enrichest Enrimmon Enrogel ensample ensamples Enshemesh ensign ensigns ensnared ensue entangle entangled entangleth Entappuah enter entered entereth entering enterprise entertain entertained entice enticed enticeth enticing entire entrance entrances entreat entreated entreateth entries entry envied envies Enviest envieth envious environ envy envying envyings Epaenetus Epaphras Epaphroditus Ephah Ephai Epher Ephesdammim Ephesian Ephesians Ephesus Ephlal ephod Ephphatha Ephraim Ephraim's Ephraimite Ephraimites Ephratah Ephrath Ephrathite Ephrathites Ephron Epicureans epistle epistles equal equality equally equals equity Er Eran Eranites Erastus ere Erech erected Eri Erites err errand erred erreth error errors Esaias Esarhaddon Esau Esau's Escape escaped escapeth escaping eschew eschewed escheweth Esek Eshbaal Eshban Eshcol Eshean Eshek Eshkalonites Eshtaol Eshtaulites Eshtemoa Eshtemoh Eshton Esli especially espied espousals espoused espy Esrom establish established establisheth establishment estate estates esteem esteemed esteemeth Esteeming Esther Esther's estimate estimation estimations estranged Etam eternal eternity Etham Ethan Ethanim Ethbaal Ether Ethiopia Ethiopian Ethiopians Ethnan Ethni Eubulus Eunice eunuch eunuchs Euodias Euphrates Euroclydon Eutychus evangelist evangelists Eve even evening evenings eveningtide event eventide ever everlasting evermore every everything Evi evidence evidences evident evidently evil evildoer evildoers evilfavouredness Evilmerodach evils ewe ewes exact exacted exacteth exaction exactions exactors exalt exalted exaltest exalteth examination examine examined examining example examples exceed exceeded exceedest exceedeth exceeding exceedingly excel excelled excellency excellent excellest excelleth Except excepted excess exchange exchangers exclude excluded excuse excused excusing execration execute executed executedst executest executeth executing execution executioner exempted exercise exercised exerciseth exhort exhortation exhorted exhorteth exhorting exile exorcists expectation expected expecting expedient expel expelled expenses experience experiment expert expired exploits expound expounded express expressed expressly extend extended extendeth extinct extol extolled extortion extortioner extortioners extreme extremity Eye eye's eyebrows eyed eyelids eyes eyesalve eyeservice eyesight eyewitnesses Ezar Ezbai Ezbon Ezekias Ezekiel Ezel Ezem Ezer Eziongaber Eziongeber Eznite Ezra Ezrahite Ezri fables face faces fade fadeth fading fail failed faileth failing fain faint fainted faintest fainteth fainthearted faintness fair fairer fairest fairs faith faithful faithfully faithfulness faithless fall fallen fallest falleth falling fallow fallowdeer false falsehood falsely falsifying fame familiar familiars families family famine famines famish famished famous fan fanners far fare fared farewell farm farther farthing farthings fashion fashioned fashioneth fashioning fashions fast fasted fasten fastened fastening fastest fasting fastings fat fatfleshed father father's fatherless fathers fathoms fatling fatlings fatness fats fatted fatter fattest fault faultless faults faulty favour favourable favoured favourest favoureth fear feared fearest feareth fearful fearfully Fearfulness fearing fears feast feasted feasting feasts feathered feathers fed feeble feebleminded feebleness feebler Feed feedest feedeth feeding feedingplace feel feeling feet feign feigned feignedly feignest Felix fell felled feller fellest felling felloes fellow fellow's fellowcitizens fellowdisciples fellowheirs fellowhelper fellowhelpers fellowlabourer fellowlabourers fellowprisoner fellows fellowservant fellowservants fellowship fellowsoldier fellowworkers felt female fence fenced fens ferret ferry fervent fervently Festus fetch fetched fetcheth fetcht fetters fever few fewer fewest fewness fidelity field fields fierce fierceness fiercer fiery fifteen fifteenth fifth fifties fiftieth fifty fig fight fighteth fighting fightings figs figure figures file fill filled filledst fillest fillet filleted filleth fillets filling filth filthiness filthy Finally find findest findeth finding fine finer finest finger fingers 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Forasmuch forbad forbare forbear forbearance forbeareth forbearing forbid forbidden forbiddeth forbidding forborn force forced forces forcible forcing ford fords forecast forefathers forefront forehead foreheads foreigner foreigners foreknew foreknow foreknowledge foremost foreordained forepart forerunner foresaw foreseeing foreseeth foreship foreskin foreskins forest forests foretell foretold forewarn forewarned forfeited forgat forgave forgavest forged forgers forget forgetful forgetfulness forgettest forgetteth forgetting Forgive forgiven forgiveness forgivenesses forgiveth forgiving forgot forgotten forks form formed former formeth forms fornication fornications fornicator fornicators forsake forsaken forsaketh forsaking forsomuch forsook forsookest forswear fort forth forthwith fortieth fortified fortify fortress fortresses forts Fortunatus forty forty's forum forward forwardness fought foul fouled fouledst found foundation foundations founded founder foundest fountain fountains four fourfold fourfooted fourscore foursquare fourteen fourteenth fourth fowl fowler fowlers fowls fox foxes fragments frail frame framed frameth frankincense frankly fraud fray freckled free freed freedom freely freeman freewill freewoman frequent fresh fresher fret fretted fretteth fretting fried friend friendly friends friendship fringe fringes fro frogs from front frontiers frontlets frost froward frowardly frowardness frozen fruit fruitful fruits frustrate frustrateth fryingpan fuel fugitive fugitives Fulfil fulfilled fulfilling full fuller fuller's fullers fully fulness furbish furbished furious furiously furlongs furnace furnaces furnish furnished furniture furrow furrows further furtherance furthered furthermore fury Gaal Gaash Gaba Gabbai Gabbatha Gabriel Gad Gadarenes gaddest Gaddi Gaddiel Gadi Gadite Gadites Gaham Gahar gain gained gains gainsay gainsayers gainsaying Gaius Galal Galatia Galatians galbanum Galeed Galilaean Galilaeans Galilee gall gallant galleries gallery galley Gallim Gallio gallows Gamaliel Gammadims Gamul gap gaped gaps garden gardener gardens Gareb garlands garlick garment garments Garmite garner garners garnish garnished garrison garrisons Gashmu gat Gatam gate gates Gath gather gathered gatherer gatherest gathereth gathering gatherings Gathhepher Gathrimmon gave gavest gay Gaza Gazathites gaze Gazer Gazez gazing gazingstock Gazites Gazzam Geba Gebal Geber Gebim Gedaliah Gedeon Geder Gederah Gederathite Gederite Gederoth Gederothaim Gedor Gehazi Geliloth Gemalli Gemariah gender gendered gendereth genealogies genealogy general generally generation generations Gennesaret Gentile Gentiles gentle gentleness gently Genubath Gera gerahs Gerar Gergesenes Gerizim Gershom Gershon Gershonite Gershonites Gesham Geshem Geshur Geshuri Geshurites Get Gether Gethsemane getteth getting Geuel Gezer Gezrites ghost Giah giant giants Gibbar Gibbethon Gibea Gibeah Gibeath Gibeathite Gibeon Gibeonite Gibeonites Giblites Giddalti Giddel Gideon Gideoni Gidom gier gift gifts Gihon Gilalai Gilboa Gilead Gilead's Gileadite Gileadites Gilgal Giloh Gilonite Gimzo gin Ginath Ginnetho Ginnethon gins gird girded girdest girdeth girding girdle girdles Girgashite Girgashites Girgasite girl girls girt Gispa Gittahhepher Gittaim Gittite Gittites give given giver givest giveth giving Gizonite glad gladly gladness glass glasses glean gleaned gleaning gleanings glede glistering glitter glittering gloominess gloriest glorieth glorified glorifieth glorify glorifying glorious gloriously glory glorying glutton gluttonous gnash gnashed gnasheth gnashing gnat gnaw gnawed go goad goads goat Goath goats goatskins Gob goblet God God's goddess Godhead godliness godly gods goest goeth Gog going goings Golan gold golden goldsmith goldsmith's goldsmiths Golgotha Goliath Gomer Gomorrah Gomorrha gone good goodlier goodliest goodliness goodly goodman goodness goods gopher gore gored gorgeous gorgeously Goshen gospel gospel's got gotten gourd gourds govern government governments governor governor's governors Gozan grace gracious graciously graff graffed grain grandmother grant granted grape grapegatherer grapegatherers grapegleanings grapes grass grasshopper grasshoppers grate grave grave's graveclothes graved gravel graven graves graveth graving gravings gravity gray grayheaded grease great greater greatest greatly greatness greaves Grecia Grecians Greece greedily greediness greedy Greek Greeks green greenish greenness greet greeteth greeting greetings grew grey greyheaded greyhound grief griefs grievance grieve grieved grieveth grieving grievous grievously grievousness grind grinders grinding grisled groan groaned groaneth groaning groanings grope gropeth gross ground grounded grove groves grow groweth grown growth grudge grudging grudgingly guard guard's Gudgodah guest guestchamber guests guide guided guides guiding guile guilt guiltiness guiltless guilty gulf Guni Gunites Gur Gurbaal gush gushed gutter gutters Ha Haahashtari Habaiah Habakkuk Habaziniah habergeon habergeons habitable habitation habitations Habor Hachaliah Hachilah Hachmoni Hachmonite had Hadad Hadadezer Hadadrimmon Hadar Hadarezer Hadashah Hadassah Hadattah Hadid Hadlai Hadoram Hadrach hadst haft Hagab Hagaba Hagabah Hagar Hagarenes Hagarites Hagerite Haggai Haggeri Haggi Haggiah Haggites Haggith Hai hail hailstones hair hairs hairy Hakkatan Hakkoz Hakupha Halah Halak hale half Halhul Hali haling hall Hallohesh hallow hallowed Halohesh halt halted halteth halting Ham Haman Haman's Hamath Hamathite Hamathzobah Hammath Hammedatha Hammelech hammer hammers Hammoleketh Hammon Hammothdor Hamonah Hamongog Hamor Hamor's Hamuel Hamul Hamulites Hamutal Hanameel Hanan Hananeel Hanani Hananiah hand handbreadth handed handful handfuls handkerchiefs handle handled handles handleth handling handmaid handmaiden handmaidens handmaids hands handstaves handwriting handywork Hanes hang hanged hangeth hanging hangings Haniel Hannah Hannathon Hanniel Hanoch Hanochites Hanun hap Haphraim haply happen happened happeneth happier Happy Hara Haradah Haran Hararite Harbona Harbonah hard harden hardened hardeneth harder hardhearted hardly hardness hare Hareph Hareth Harhaiah Harhas Harhur Harim Hariph harlot harlot's harlots harm harmless Harnepher harness harnessed Harod Harodite Haroeh Harorite Harosheth harp harped harpers harping harps harrow harrows Harsha hart harts Harum Harumaph Haruphite Haruz harvest harvestman has Hasadiah Hasenuah Hashabiah Hashabnah Hashabniah Hashbadana Hashem Hashmonah Hashub Hashubah Hashum Hashupha Hasrah Hassenaah Hasshub Hast Haste hasted Hasten hastened hasteneth hasteth hastily hasting hasty Hasupha Hatach hatch hatcheth hate hated hateful hatefully haters hatest hateth hath Hathath hating Hatipha Hatita hatred hats Hattil Hattush haughtily haughtiness haughty haunt Hauran have haven havens Havilah having havock Havothjair hawk hay Hazael Hazaiah Hazaraddar hazarded Hazarenan Hazargaddah Hazarhatticon Hazarmaveth Hazarshual Hazarsusah Hazarsusim Hazazontamar hazel Hazelelponi Hazerim Hazeroth Hazezontamar Haziel Hazo Hazor he head headbands headlong heads headstone heady Heal healed healer healeth healing healings health heap heaped heapeth heaps Hear heard heardest hearer hearers Hearest heareth hearing hearken hearkened hearkenedst hearkeneth hearkening heart heart's hearted hearth heartily hearts hearty heat heated heath heathen heave heaved heaven heaven's heavenly heavens heavier heavily heaviness heavy Heber Heber's Heberites Hebrew Hebrewess Hebrews Hebron Hebronites hedge hedged hedges heed heel heels Hegai Hege heifer heifer's height heights heinous heir heirs Helah Helam Helbah Helbon held Heldai Heleb Heled Helek Helekites Helem Heleph Helez Heli Helkai Helkath Helkathhazzurim hell helm helmet helmets Helon help helped helper helpers helpeth helping helps helve hem Hemam Heman Hemath Hemdan hemlock hems Hen Hena Henadad hence henceforth henceforward Henoch Hepher Hepherites Hephzibah her her's herald herb herbs herd herdman herdmen herds here hereafter Hereby herein hereof Heres Heresh heresies heresy heretick heretofore hereunto herewith heritage heritages Hermas Hermes Hermogenes Hermon Hermonites Herod Herod's Herodians Herodias Herodion heron hers herself Hesed Heshbon Heshmon Heth Hethlon Hew hewed hewer hewers heweth hewn Hezeki Hezekiah Hezion Hezir Hezrai Hezro Hezron Hezron's Hezronites hid Hiddai Hiddekel hidden hide hidest hideth hiding Hiel Hierapolis Higgaion high higher Highest highly highminded highness highway highways Hilen Hilkiah Hilkiah's hill hill's Hillel hills him himself hin hind Hinder hindered hindereth hindermost hindmost hinds hinges Hinnom hip Hirah Hiram Hiram's hire hired hireling hires hirest his hiss hissing hit hither hitherto Hittite Hittites Hivite Hivites Hizkiah Hizkijah Ho hoar hoarfrost hoary Hobab Hobah Hod Hodaiah Hodaviah Hodesh Hodevah Hodiah Hodijah Hoglah Hoham hoised hold holden holdest holdeth holding holds hole hole's holes holier Holiest holily holiness hollow Holon holpen holy holyday Homam home homeborn homer homers honest honestly honesty honey honeycomb honor honour honourable honoured honourest honoureth honours hoods hoof hoofs hook hooks hope hope's hoped hopeth Hophni hoping Hor Horam Horeb Horem Horhagidgad Hori Horims Horite Horites Hormah horn hornet hornets horns Horonaim Horonite horrible horribly horror horse horseback horsehoofs horseleach horseman horsemen horses Hosah Hosanna Hosea hosen Hoshaiah Hoshama hoshaphat Hoshea hospitality host hostages hosts hot Hotham Hothan Hothir hotly hottest hough houghed hour hours house household householder households houses housetop housetops how Howbeit Howl howled howling howlings howsoever huge Hukkok Hukok Hul Huldah humble humbled humbledst humbleness humbleth humbly humiliation humility Humtah hundred hundredfold hundreds hundredth hunger hungerbitten hungered hungred hungry hunt hunted hunter hunters huntest hunteth hunting Hupham Huphamites Huppah Huppim Hur Hurai Huram Huri hurl hurleth hurling hurt hurtful hurting husband husband's husbandman husbandmen husbandry husbands Hushah Hushai Husham Hushathite Hushim husk husks Huz Huzzab Hymenaeus hymn hymns hypocrisies hypocrisy hypocrite hypocrite's hypocrites hypocritical hyssop I Ibhar Ibleam Ibneiah Ibnijah Ibri Ibzan ice Ichabod Ichabod's Iconium Idalah Idbash Iddo idle idleness idol idol's idolater idolaters idolatries idolatrous idolatry idols Idumaea Idumea If Igal Igdaliah Igeal ignominy ignorance ignorant ignorantly Iim Ijeabarim Ijon Ikkesh Ilai ill illuminated Illyricum image image's imagery images imagination imaginations imagine imagined imagineth Imla Imlah Immanuel immediately Immer immortal immortality immutability immutable Imna Imnah impart imparted impediment impenitent imperious implacable implead importunity impose imposed impossible impotent impoverish impoverished imprisoned imprisonment imprisonments impudent impute imputed imputeth imputing Imrah Imri In inasmuch incense incensed incline inclined inclineth inclose inclosed inclosings incontinency incontinent incorruptible incorruption increase increased increasest increaseth increasing incredible incurable indebted indeed India indignation inditing industrious inexcusable infallible infamous infamy infant infants inferior infidel infinite infirmities infirmity inflame inflammation inflicted influences infolding inform informed ingathering inhabit inhabitant inhabitants inhabited inhabiters inhabitest inhabiteth inhabiting inherit inheritance inheritances inherited inheriteth inheritor iniquities iniquity injured injurious injustice ink inkhorn inn inner innermost innocency innocent innocents innumerable inordinate inquisition inscription inside insomuch inspiration instant instantly instead instruct instructed instructer instructers instructing instruction instructor instrument instruments insurrection integrity intelligence intend intended intendest intending intent intents intercession intercessions intercessor intermeddle intermeddleth intermission interpret interpretation interpretations interpreted interpreter interpreting into intreat intreated intreaties intreaty intruding invade invaded invasion invent invented inventions inventors invisible invited inward inwardly inwards Iphedeiah Ir Ira Irad Iram Iri Irijah Irnahash iron irons Irpeel Irshemesh Iru is Isaac Isaac's Isaiah Iscah Iscariot Ishbah Ishbak Ishbibenob Ishbosheth Ishi Ishiah Ishijah Ishma Ishmael Ishmael's Ishmaelite Ishmaelites Ishmaiah Ishmeelite Ishmeelites Ishmerai Ishod Ishpan Ishtob Ishuah Ishuai Ishui island islands isle isles Ismachiah Ismaiah Ispah Israel Israel's Israelite Israelites Israelitish Issachar Isshiah issue issued issues Isuah Isui it Italian Italy itch itching items Ithai Ithamar Ithiel Ithmah Ithnan Ithra Ithran Ithream Ithrite Ithrites its itself Ittahkazin Ittai Ituraea Ivah ivory Izehar Izeharites Izhar Izharites Izrahiah Izrahite Izri Jaakan Jaakobah Jaala Jaalah Jaalam Jaanai Jaareoregim Jaasau Jaasiel Jaazaniah Jaazer Jaaziah Jaaziel Jabal Jabbok Jabesh Jabeshgilead Jabez Jabin Jabin's Jabneel Jabneh Jachan Jachin Jachinites jacinth Jacob Jacob's Jada Jadau Jaddua Jadon Jael Jagur JAH Jahath Jahaz Jahaza Jahazah Jahaziah Jahaziel Jahdai Jahdiel Jahdo Jahleel Jahleelites Jahmai Jahzah Jahzeel Jahzeelites Jahzerah Jahziel jailor Jair Jairite Jairus Jakan Jakeh Jakim Jalon Jambres James Jamin Jaminites Jamlech jangling Janna Jannes Janoah Janohah Janum Japheth Japhia Japhlet Japhleti Japho Jarah Jareb Jared Jaresiah Jarha Jarib Jarmuth Jaroah Jashen Jasher Jashobeam Jashub Jashubilehem Jashubites Jasiel Jason jasper Jathniel Jattir Javan javelin jaw jawbone jaws Jazer Jaziz Je jealous jealousies jealousy Jearim Jeaterai Jeberechiah Jebus Jebusi Jebusite Jebusites Jecamiah Jecholiah Jechonias Jecoliah Jeconiah Jedaiah Jediael Jedidah Jedidiah Jeduthun Jeezer Jeezerites Jegarsahadutha Jehaleleel Jehalelel Jehdeiah Jehezekel Jehiah Jehiel Jehieli Jehizkiah Jehoadah Jehoaddan Jehoahaz Jehoash Jehohanan Jehoiachin Jehoiachin's Jehoiada Jehoiakim Jehoiarib Jehonadab Jehonathan Jehoram Jehoshabeath Jehoshaphat Jehosheba Jehoshua Jehoshuah JEHOVAH Jehovahjireh Jehovahnissi Jehovahshalom Jehozabad Jehozadak Jehu Jehubbah Jehucal Jehud Jehudi Jehudijah Jehush Jeiel Jekabzeel Jekameam Jekamiah Jekuthiel Jemima Jemuel jeoparded jeopardy Jephthae Jephthah Jephunneh Jerah Jerahmeel Jerahmeelites Jered Jeremai Jeremiah Jeremiah's Jeremias Jeremoth Jeremy Jeriah Jeribai Jericho Jeriel Jerijah Jerimoth Jerioth Jeroboam Jeroboam's Jeroham Jerubbaal Jerubbesheth Jeruel Jerusalem Jerusalem's Jerusha Jerushah Jesaiah Jeshaiah Jeshanah Jesharelah Jeshebeab Jesher Jeshimon Jeshishai Jeshohaiah Jeshua Jeshuah Jeshurun Jesiah Jesimiel Jesse jesting Jesui Jesuites Jesurun Jesus Jether Jetheth Jethlah Jethro Jetur Jeuel Jeush Jeuz Jew Jew's jewel jewels Jewess Jewish Jewry Jews Jezaniah Jezebel Jezebel's Jezer Jezerites Jeziah Jeziel Jezliah Jezoar Jezrahiah Jezreel Jezreelite Jezreelitess Jibsam Jidlaph Jimna Jimnah Jimnites Jiphtah Jiphthahel Joab Joab's Joah Joahaz Joanna Joash Joatham Job Job's Jobab Jochebed Joed Joel Joelah Joezer Jogbehah Jogli Joha Johanan John John's Joiada Joiakim Joiarib join joined joining joinings joint joints Jokdeam Jokim Jokmeam Jokneam Jokshan Joktan Joktheel Jona Jonadab Jonah Jonan Jonas Jonathan Jonathan's Joppa Jorah Jorai Joram Jordan Jorim Jorkoam Josabad Josaphat Jose Josedech Joseph Joseph's Joses Joshah Joshaphat Joshaviah Joshbekashah Joshua Josiah Josias Josibiah Josiphiah jot Jotbah Jotbath Jotbathah Jotham journey journeyed journeying journeyings journeys joy joyed joyful joyfully joyfulness joying joyous Jozabad Jozachar Jozadak Jubal jubile Jucal Juda Judaea Judah Judah's Judas Jude Judea judge judged judges judgest judgeth judging judgment judgments Judith juice Julia Julius jumping Junia juniper Jupiter jurisdiction Jushabhesed just justice justification justified justifier justifieth justify justifying justle justly Justus Juttah Kabzeel Kadesh Kadeshbarnea Kadmiel Kadmonites Kallai Kanah Kareah Karkaa Karkor Karnaim Kartah Kartan Kattath Kedar Kedemah Kedemoth Kedesh Kedeshnaphtali keep keeper keepers keepest keepeth Keeping Kehelathah Keilah Kelaiah Kelita Kemuel Kenan Kenath Kenaz Kenezite Kenite Kenites Kenizzites kept kerchiefs Kerenhappuch Kerioth kernels Keros kettle Keturah key keys Kezia Keziz Kibrothhattaavah Kibzaim kick kicked kid kidneys Kidron kids kill killed killedst killest killeth killing kiln kin Kinah kind kindle kindled kindleth kindly kindness kindred kindreds kinds kine king king's kingdom kingdoms kingly kings kinsfolk kinsfolks kinsman kinsman's kinsmen kinswoman kinswomen Kir Kirharaseth Kirhareseth Kirharesh Kirheres Kiriathaim Kirioth Kirjath Kirjathaim Kirjatharba Kirjatharim Kirjathbaal Kirjathhuzoth Kirjathjearim Kirjathsannah Kirjathsepher Kish Kishi Kishion Kishon Kison kiss kissed kisses kite Kithlish Kitron Kittim knead kneaded kneadingtroughs knee kneel kneeled kneeling knees knew knewest knife knit knives knock knocked knocketh knocking knop knops know knowest knoweth knowing knowledge known Koa Kohath Kohathites Kolaiah Korah Korahite Korahites Korathites Kore Korhites Koz Kushaiah Laadah Laadan Laban Laban's labour laboured labourer labourers laboureth labouring labours lace Lachish lack lacked lackest lacketh lacking lad lad's ladder lade laded laden ladeth ladies lading lads lady Lael Lahad Lahairoi Lahmam Lahmi laid laidst lain Laish lake Lakum lama lamb Lamb's lambs lame Lamech lament lamentable lamentation lamentations lamented lamp lamps lance lancets land landed landing landmark landmarks lands lanes language languages languish languished languisheth languishing lanterns Laodicea Laodiceans lap Lapidoth lapped lappeth lapwing large largeness lasciviousness Lasea Lasha Lasharon last lasted lasting latchet late lately Latin latter lattice laud laugh laughed laugheth laughing laughter Launch launched laver lavers lavish law lawful lawfully lawgiver lawless laws lawyer lawyers lay layedst layest layeth laying Lazarus lead leader leaders leadest leadeth leaf league Leah Leah's lean leaned leaneth leanfleshed leaning leanness leap leaped leaping learn learned learning leasing least leather leathern leave leaved leaven leavened leaveneth leaves leaveth leaving Lebana Lebanah Lebanon Lebaoth Lebbaeus Lebonah Lecah led leddest ledges leeks lees left leftest lefthanded leg Legion legions legs Lehabim Lehi leisure Lemuel lend lender lendeth length lengthen lengthened lengthening lent lentiles leopard leopards leper lepers leprosy leprous Leshem less lesser lest Let leth letter letters lettest letteth letting Letushim Leummim Levi leviathan Levite Levites Levitical levy lewd lewdly lewdness liar liars liberal liberality liberally Libertines liberty Libnah Libni Libnites Libya Libyans lice licence lick licked licketh lid lie lied lien liers lies liest lieth lieutenants life lifetime lift lifted lifter liftest lifteth lifting light lighted lighten lightened lighteneth lighter lightest lighteth lighting lightly lightness lightning lightnings lights lign ligure like liked likeminded liken likened likeness liketh Likewise Likhi liking lilies lily lime limit limited limiteth line lineage linen lines lingered lingereth lintel lintels Linus lion lion's lioness lionesses lionlike lions lip lips liquor liquors listed Listen listeth litters little live lived lively liver lives livest liveth living lizard lo loaden loadeth loaf Loammi loan loathe loatheth loathsome loaves lock locked locks locust locusts Lod Lodebar lodge lodged lodgest lodgeth lodging lodgings loft loftily loftiness lofty log loins Lois long longed longedst longer longeth longing longsuffering longwinged look looked lookest looketh looking lookingglasses looks loops loose loosed looseth loosing lop LORD lord's lordly lords lordship Loruhamah lose loseth loss lost Lot Lot's Lotan Lotan's lothe lothed lotheth lothing lots loud louder love love's loved lovedst lovely lover lovers loves lovest loveth loving lovingkindness lovingkindnesses low lower lowering lowest loweth lowing lowliness lowly Lubim Lubims Lucas Lucifer Lucius lucre lucre's Lud Ludim Luhith Luke lukewarm lump lunatick lurk lurking lust lusted lusteth lusting lusts lusty Luz Lycaonia Lycia Lydda Lydia Lydians lying Lysanias Lysias Lystra Maacah Maachah Maachathi Maachathite Maachathites Maadai Maadiah Maai Maalehacrabbim Maarath Maaseiah Maasiai Maath Maaz Maaziah Macedonia Macedonian Machbanai Machbenah Machi Machir Machirites Machnadebai Machpelah mad Madai made madest Madian Madmannah Madmen Madmenah madness Madon Magbish Magdala Magdalene Magdiel magician magicians magistrate magistrates magnifical magnificence magnified magnify Magog Magormissabib Magpiash Mahalah Mahalaleel Mahalath Mahali Mahanaim Mahanehdan Maharai Mahath Mahavite Mahazioth Mahershalalhashbaz Mahlah Mahli Mahlites Mahlon Mahlon's Mahol maid maid's maiden maidens maids maidservant maidservant's maidservants mail maimed mainsail maintain maintained maintainest maintenance majesty Makaz make maker makers makest maketh Makheloth making Makkedah Maktesh Malachi Malcham Malchiah Malchiel Malchielites Malchijah Malchiram Malchishua Malchus male malefactor malefactors Maleleel males malice malicious maliciousness malignity Mallothi mallows Malluch mammon Mamre man man's Manaen Manahath Manahethites Manasseh Manasseh's Manasses Manassites mandrakes maneh manger manifest manifestation manifested manifestly manifold mankind manna manner manners Manoah manservant manservant's manservants mansions manslayer manslayers mantle mantles many Maoch Maon Maonites mar Mara Marah Maralah Maranatha marble march marched marchedst Marcus Mareshah mariners marishes mark marked markest market marketh marketplace marketplaces markets marks Maroth marred marriage marriages married marrieth marrow marry marrying Mars Marsena mart Martha martyr martyrs marvel marvelled marvellous marvellously marvelously marvels Mary Mash Mashal masons Masrekah Massa Massah mast master master's masterbuilder masteries masters mastery masts mate Mathusala Matred Matri matrix Mattan Mattanah Mattaniah Mattatha Mattathah Mattathias Mattenai matter matters Matthan Matthat Matthew Matthias Mattithiah mattock mattocks maul maw may mayest Mazzaroth me meadow meadows Meah meal mealtime mean meanest meaneth meaning means meant Mearah measure measured measures measuring meat meats Mebunnai Mecherathite Medad Medan Meddle meddled meddleth meddling Mede Medeba Medes Media Median mediator medicine medicines meditate meditation meek meekness meet meetest meeteth meeting Megiddo Megiddon Mehetabeel Mehetabel Mehida Mehir Meholathite Mehujael Mehuman Mehunim Mehunims Mejarkon Mekonah Melatiah Melchi Melchiah Melchisedec Melchishua Melchizedek Melea Melech Melicu Melita melody melons melt melted melteth melting Melzar member members memorial memory Memphis Memucan men men's Menahem Menan menchildren mend mending MENE menpleasers menservants menstealers menstruous mention mentioned Meonenim Meonothai Mephaath Mephibosheth Merab Meraiah Meraioth Merari Merarites Merathaim merchandise merchant merchantmen merchants mercies merciful Mercurius mercy mercyseat Mered Meremoth Meres Meribah MeribahKadesh Meribbaal Merodach Merodachbaladan Merom Meronothite Meroz merrily merry merryhearted Mesech Mesha Meshach Meshech Meshelemiah Meshezabeel Meshillemith Meshillemoth Meshobab Meshullam Meshullemeth Mesobaite Mesopotamia mess message messenger messengers messes Messiah Messias met mete meted meteyard Methegammah Methusael Methuselah Meunim Mezahab Miamin Mibhar Mibsam Mibzar Micah Micah's Micaiah mice Micha Michael Michah Michaiah Michal Michmas Michmash Michmethah Michri midday Middin middle middlemost Midian Midianite Midianites Midianitish midnight midst midwife midwives Migdalel Migdalgad Migdol might mightest mightier mighties mightiest mightily mighty Migron Mijamin Mikloth Mikneiah Milalai Milcah milch Milcom mildew mile Miletum Miletus milk mill millet millions Millo mills millstone millstones mincing mind minded mindful minding minds mine mingle mingled Miniamin minish minished minister ministered ministereth ministering ministers ministration ministry Minni Minnith minstrel minstrels mint Miphkad miracle miracles mire Miriam Mirma mirth miry miscarrying mischief mischiefs mischievous miserable miserably miseries misery Misgab Mishael Mishal Misham Misheal Mishma Mishmannah Mishraites Mispereth Misrephothmaim miss missed missing mist mistress misused mite mites Mithcah Mithnite Mithredath mitre Mitylene mixed mixt mixture Mizar Mizpah Mizpar Mizpeh Mizraim Mizzah Mnason Moab Moabite Moabites Moabitess Moabitish Moadiah mock mocked mocker mockers mockest mocketh mocking mockings moderately moderation modest moist moistened moisture Moladah mole Molech moles Molid mollified Moloch molten moment money moneychangers monsters month monthly months monuments moon moons Morasthite Mordecai Mordecai's more Moreh moreover Moreshethgath morever Moriah morning morrow morsel morsels mortal mortality mortally mortar morter mortgaged mortify Mosera Moseroth Moses most mote moth motheaten mother mother's mothers motions mouldy mount mountain mountains mounted mounting mounts mourn mourned mourner mourners mourneth mournfully mourning mouse mouth mouths move moveable moved movedst mover moveth moving mower mowings mown Moza Mozah much mufflers mulberry mule mules multiplied multipliedst multiplieth multiply multiplying multitude multitudes munition munitions Muppim murder murderer murderers murders murmur murmured murmurers murmuring murmurings murrain muse mused Mushi Mushites musical musicians musick musing must mustard mustered mustereth mutter muttered mutual muzzle my Myra myrrh myrtle myself Mysia mysteries mystery Naam Naamah Naaman Naaman's Naamathite Naamites Naarah Naarai Naaran Naarath Naashon Naasson Nabal Nabal's Naboth Nachon's Nachor Nadab Nagge Nahalal Nahaliel Nahallal Nahalol Naham Nahamani Naharai Nahari Nahash Nahath Nahbi Nahor Nahor's Nahshon Nahum nail nailing nails Nain Naioth naked nakedness name name's named namely names nameth Naomi Naomi's Naphish Naphtali Naphtuhim napkin Narcissus narrow narrowed narrower narrowly Nathan Nathanael Nathanmelech nation nations native nativity natural naturally nature naught naughtiness naughty Naum navel naves navy Nay Nazarene Nazarenes Nazareth Nazarite Nazarites Neah Neapolis near nearer Neariah Nebai Nebaioth Nebajoth Neballat Nebat Nebo Nebuchadnezzar Nebuchadrezzar Nebushasban Nebuzaradan necessary necessities necessity Necho neck necks necromancer Nedabiah need needed needest needeth needful needle needle's needlework needs needy neesings neglect neglected neglecting negligent Nehelamite Nehemiah Nehum Nehushta Nehushtan Neiel neighbour neighbour's neighbours neighed neighing neighings neither Nekeb Nekoda Nemuel Nemuelites Nepheg nephew nephews Nephish Nephishesim Nephthalim Nephtoah Nephusim Ner Nereus Nergal Nergalsharezer Neri Neriah nest nests net Nethaneel Nethaniah nether nethermost Nethinims Netophah Netophathi Netophathite Netophathites nets nettles network networks never nevertheless neverthless new newborn newly newness news next Neziah Nezib Nibhaz Nibshan Nicanor Nicodemus Nicolaitanes Nicolas Nicopolis Niger nigh Night nights Nimrah Nimrim Nimrod Nimshi nine nineteen nineteenth ninety Nineve Nineveh Ninevites ninth Nisan Nisroch nitre no Noadiah Noah Noah's Nob Nobah noble nobleman nobles Nod Nodab Noe Nogah Nohah noise noised noisome Non none noon noonday noontide Noph Nophah nor north northern northward nose noses nostrils not notable note noted nothing notice Notwithstanding nought nourish nourished nourisher nourisheth nourishing nourishment novice now number numbered numberest numbering numbers Nun nurse nursed nursing nurture nuts Nymphas O oak oaks oar oars oath oath's oaths Obadiah Obal Obed Obededom obedience obedient obeisance obey obeyed obeyedst obeyeth obeying Obil object oblation oblations Oboth obscure obscurity observation observe observed observer observers observest observeth obstinate obtain obtained obtaineth obtaining occasion occasioned occasions occupation occupied occupiers occupieth occupy occurrent Ocran odd Oded odious odour odours of off offence offences offend offended offender offenders offer offered offereth offering offerings office officer officers offices offscouring offspring oft often oftener oftentimes ofttimes Og Oh Ohad Ohel oil oiled ointment ointments old oldness olive olives Olivet oliveyard oliveyards Olympas Omar Omega omer omers omitted omnipotent Omri on Onam Onan once one one's ones Onesimus Onesiphorus onions only Ono onward onycha onyx open opened openest openeth opening openings openly operation operations Ophel Ophir Ophni Ophrah opinion opinions opportunity oppose opposed opposest opposeth oppositions oppress oppressed oppresseth oppressing oppression oppressions oppressor oppressors or oracle oracles oration orator orchard orchards ordain ordained ordaineth order ordered ordereth orderings orderly ordinance ordinances ordinary Oreb Oren organ organs Orion ornament ornaments Ornan Orpah orphans Osee Oshea ospray ossifrage ostrich ostriches other others Otherwise Othni Othniel ouches ought oughtest our our's ours ourselves out Outcast outcasts outer outgoings outlandish outlived outmost outrageous outrun outside outstretched outward outwardly outwent oven ovens over overcame overcharge overcharged overcome overcometh overdrive overflow overflowed overfloweth overflowing overflown overlaid overlay overlaying overlived overmuch overpass overpast overplus overran overrunning oversee overseer overseers overshadow overshadowed oversight overspread overspreading overtake overtaken overtaketh overthrew overthrow overthroweth overthrown overtook overturn overturned overturneth overwhelm overwhelmed Owe owed owest oweth owl owls own owner owners owneth ox oxen Ozem Ozias Ozni Oznites Paarai paces pacified pacifieth pacify Padan Padanaram paddle Padon Pagiel Pahathmoab Pai paid pain pained painful painfulness pains painted paintedst painting pair palace palaces Palal pale paleness Palestina Palestine Pallu Palluites palm palmerworm palms palsies palsy Palti Paltiel Paltite Pamphylia pan pangs Pannag pans pant panted panteth paper Paphos paps parable parables paradise paramours Paran Parbar parcel parched parchments pardon pardoned pardoneth pare parents parlour parlours Parmashta Parmenas Parnach Parosh Parshandatha part partaker partakers partakest parted parteth Parthians partial partiality particular particularly parties parting partition partly partner partners partridge parts Paruah Parvaim Pasach Pasdammim Paseah Pashur pass passage passages passed passedst passengers passest passeth passing passion passions passover passovers past pastor pastors pasture pastures Patara pate path Pathros Pathrusim paths pathway patience patient patiently Patmos patriarch patriarchs patrimony Patrobas pattern patterns Pau Paul Paul's Paulus paved pavement pavilion pavilions paw paweth paws pay payed payeth payment peace peaceable peaceably peacemakers peacocks pearl pearls peculiar Pedahel Pedahzur Pedaiah pedigrees peeled peep peeped Pekah Pekahiah Pekod Pelaiah Pelaliah Pelatiah Peleg Pelet Peleth Pelethites pelican Pelonite pen pence Peniel Peninnah penknife penny pennyworth Pentecost Penuel penury people people's peoples Peor Peor's Peradventure Perazim perceive perceived perceivest perceiveth perceiving perdition PERES Peresh Perez Perezuzza Perezuzzah perfect perfected perfecting perfection perfectly perfectness perform performance performed performeth performing perfume perfumed perfumes Perga Pergamos perhaps Perida peril perilous perils perish perished perisheth perishing Perizzite Perizzites perjured permission permit permitted pernicious perpetual perpetually perplexed perplexity persecute persecuted persecutest persecuting persecution persecutions persecutor persecutors perseverance Persia Persian Persians Persis person persons persuade persuaded persuadest persuadeth persuading persuasion persude pertain pertained pertaineth pertaining Peruda perverse perversely perverseness pervert perverted perverteth perverting pestilence pestilences pestilent pestle Peter Peter's Pethahiah Pethor Pethuel petition petitions Peulthai Phalec Phallu Phalti Phaltiel Phanuel Pharah Pharaoh Pharaoh's Pharaohhophra Pharaohnecho Pharaohnechoh Phares Pharez Pharisee Pharisee's Pharisees Pharosh Pharpar Pharzites Phaseah Phebe Phenice Phenicia Phichol Philadelphia Philemon Philetus Philip Philip's Philippi Philippians Philistia Philistim Philistine Philistines Philologus philosophers philosophy Phinehas Phlegon Phrygia Phurah Phut Phuvah Phygellus phylacteries physician physicians Pibeseth pick pictures piece pieces pierce pierced pierceth piercing piercings piety pigeon pigeons Pihahiroth Pilate Pildash pile Pileha pilgrimage pilgrims pillar pillars pilled pillow pillows pilots Piltai pin pine pineth pining pinnacle Pinon pins pipe piped pipers pipes Piram Pirathon Pirathonite Pisgah Pisidia Pison Pispah piss pisseth pit pitch pitched pitcher pitchers Pithom Pithon pitied pitieth pitiful pits pity place placed places plague plagued plagues plain plainly plainness plains plaister plaistered plaiting planes planets planks plant plantation planted plantedst planters planteth planting plantings plants plat plate plates platted platter play played playedst player players playeth playing plea plead pleaded pleadeth pleadings pleasant pleasantness please pleased pleaseth pleasing pleasure pleasures pledge pledges Pleiades plenteous plenteousness plentiful plentifully plenty plotteth plough plow plowed plowers ploweth plowing plowman plowmen plowshares pluck plucked plucketh pluckt plumbline plummet plunge Pochereth poets point pointed points poison pole policy polished polishing poll polled polls pollute polluted polluting pollution pollutions Pollux pomegranate pomegranates pommels pomp Ponder pondered pondereth ponds Pontius Pontus pool pools poor poorer poorest poplar poplars populous Poratha porch porches Porcius port porter porters portion portions possess possessed possessest possesseth possessing possession possessions possessor possessors possible post posterity posts pot Potentate Potiphar Potipherah pots potsherd potsherds pottage potter potter's potters pound pounds pour poured pouredst poureth pouring pourtray pourtrayed poverty powder powders power powerful powers practices practise practised Praetorium praise praised praises praiseth praising pransing pransings prating pray prayed prayer prayers prayest prayeth praying preach preached Preacher preachest preacheth preaching precept precepts precious predestinate predestinated preeminence prefer preferred preferring premeditate preparation preparations prepare prepared preparedst preparest prepareth preparing presbytery prescribed prescribing presence present presented presenting presently presents preserve preserved preserver preservest preserveth presidents press pressed presses presseth pressfat presume presumed presumptuous presumptuously pretence prevail prevailed prevailest prevaileth prevent prevented preventest prey price prices pricked pricking pricks pride priest priest's priesthood priests prince prince's princes princess princesses principal principalities principality principles print printed Prisca Priscilla prised prison prisoner prisoners prisons private privately privily privy prize proceed proceeded proceedeth proceeding process Prochorus proclaim proclaimed proclaimeth proclaiming proclamation procure procured procureth Produce profane profaned profaneness profaneth profaning profess professed Professing profession profit profitable profited profiteth profiting profound progenitors prognosticators prolong prolonged prolongeth promise promised promisedst promises promising promote promoted promotion pronounce pronounced pronouncing proof proofs proper prophecies prophecy prophesied prophesieth prophesy prophesying prophesyings prophet prophet's prophetess prophets propitiation proportion proselyte proselytes prospect prosper prospered prospereth prosperity prosperous prosperously prostitute protection protest protested protesting proud proudly prove proved provender proverb proverbs proveth provide provided providence provideth Providing province provinces proving provision provocation provocations provoke provoked provokedst provoketh provoking prudence prudent prudently prune pruned pruning pruninghooks psalm psalmist psalms psalteries psaltery Ptolemais Pua Puah publican publicans publick publickly publish published publisheth Publius Pudens puffed puffeth Puhites Pul pull pulled pulling pulpit pulse punish punished punishment punishments Punites Punon Pur purchase purchased pure purely pureness purer purge purged purgeth purging purification purifications purified purifier purifieth purify purifying Purim purity purloining purple purpose purposed purposes purposeth purposing purse purses pursue pursued pursuer pursuers pursueth pursuing purtenance push pushed pushing put Puteoli Putiel putrifying puttest putteth putting pygarg quails quake quaked quaking quantity quarrel quarries quarter quarters Quartus quaternions queen queens quench quenched question questioned questioning questions quick quicken quickened quickeneth quickening quickly quicksands quiet quieted quieteth quietly quietness quit quite quiver quivered Raamah Raamiah Raamses Rabbah Rabbath Rabbi Rabbith Rabboni Rabmag Rabsaris Rabshakeh Raca race Rachab Rachal Rachel Rachel's Raddai rafters Ragau rage raged rageth ragged raging rags Raguel Rahab Raham Rahel rail railed railer railing railings raiment rain rainbow rained rainy raise raised raiser raiseth raising raisins Rakem Rakkath Rakkon ram ram's Rama Ramah Ramath Ramathaimzophim Ramathite Ramathlehi Ramathmizpeh Rameses Ramiah Ramoth Ramothgilead rampart rams ran rang range ranges ranging rank ranks ransom ransomed Rapha Raphu rare Rase rash rashly rate rather rattleth rattling raven ravening ravenous ravens ravin ravished raw razor reach reached reacheth reaching read readest readeth readiness reading ready Reaia Reaiah realm reap reaped reaper reapers reapest reapeth reaping rear reared reason reasonable reasoned reasoning reasons Reba Rebecca Rebekah Rebekah's rebel rebelled rebellest rebellion rebellious rebels rebuke rebuked rebuker rebukes rebuketh rebuking recall receipt receive received receivedst receiver receiveth receiving Rechab Rechabites Rechah reckon reckoned reckoneth reckoning recommended recompence recompences recompense recompensed recompensest recompensing reconcile reconciled reconciliation reconciling record recorded recorder records recount recover recovered recovering red reddish redeem redeemed redeemedst redeemer redeemeth redeeming redemption redness redound reed reeds reel Reelaiah refine refined refiner refiner's reformation reformed refrain refrained refraineth refresh refreshed refresheth refreshing refuge refuse refused refusedst refuseth regard regarded regardest regardeth regarding Regem Regemmelech regeneration region regions register Rehabiah rehearse rehearsed Rehob Rehoboam Rehoboth Rehum Rei reign reigned reignest reigneth reigning reins reject rejected rejecteth rejoice rejoiced rejoicest rejoiceth rejoicing Rekem release released relied relief relieve relieved relieveth religion religious rely Remain remainder remained remainest remaineth remaining Remaliah Remaliah's remedy remember remembered rememberest remembereth Remembering remembrance remembrances Remeth remission remit remitted Remmon Remmonmethoar remnant remove removed removeth removing Remphan rend render rendered renderest rendereth rendering rending renew renewed renewest renewing renounced renown renowned rent rentest repair repaired repairer repairing repay repayed repayeth repeateth repent repentance repented repentest repenteth repenting repentings repetitions Rephael Rephah Rephaiah Rephaim Rephaims Rephidim replenish replenished repliest report reported reproach reproached reproaches reproachest reproacheth reproachfully Reprobate reprobates reproof reproofs reprove reproved reprover reproveth reputation reputed request requested requests require required requirest requireth requiring requite requited requiting rereward rescue rescued rescueth resemblance resemble resembled Resen reserve reserved reserveth Resheph residue resist resisted resisteth resolved resort resorted respect respected respecter respecteth respite rest rested restest resteth resting restingplace restitution restore restored restorer restoreth restrain restrained restrainest restraint rests resurrection retain retained retaineth retire retired return returned returneth returning Reu Reuben Reubenite Reubenites Reuel Reumah reveal revealed revealer revealeth revelation revelations revellings revenge revenged revenger revengers revenges revengeth revenging revenue revenues reverence reverenced reverend reverse revile reviled revilers Revilest revilings revive revived reviving revolt revolted revolters revolting reward rewarded rewarder rewardeth rewards Rezeph Rezia Rezin Rezon Rhegium Rhesa Rhoda Rhodes rib Ribai ribband Riblah ribs rich richer riches richly rid riddance ridden riddle ride rider riders rideth ridges riding rie rifled right righteous righteously righteousness righteousnesses rightly rigour Rimmon Rimmonparez ring ringleader rings ringstraked Rinnah rinsed riot rioting riotous rip ripe ripening Riphath ripped rise risen risest riseth rising Rissah rites Rithmah river river's rivers Rizpah road roar roared roareth roaring roarings roast roasted roasteth rob robbed robber robbers robbery robbeth robe robes Roboam rock rocks rod rode rods roe roebuck roebucks roes Rogelim Rohgah roll rolled roller rolleth rolling rolls Romamtiezer Roman Romans Rome roof roofs room rooms root rooted roots rope ropes rose Rosh rot rotten rottenness rough roughly round rouse rovers row rowed rowers rowing rows royal rubbing rubbish rubies rudder ruddy rude rudiments rue Rufus Ruhamah ruin ruined ruinous ruins rule ruled ruler ruler's rulers rulest ruleth ruling Rumah rumbling rumour rumours rump run runnest runneth running rush rushed rushes rusheth rushing rust Ruth sabachthani Sabaoth sabbath sabbaths Sabeans Sabta Sabtah Sabtecha Sabtechah Sacar sack sack's sackbut sackcloth sackclothes sacks sacrifice sacrificed sacrificedst sacrifices sacrificeth sacrificing sacrilege sad saddle saddled Sadducees sadly sadness Sadoc safe safeguard safely safety saffron said saidst sail sailed sailing sailors saint saints saith sake sakes Sala Salah Salamis Salathiel Salcah Salchah sale Salem Salim Sallai Sallu Salma Salmon Salmone Salome salt salted saltness saltpits Salu salutation salutations salute saluted saluteth salvation Samaria Samaritan Samaritans same Samgarnebo Samlah Samos Samothracia Samson Samson's Samuel Sanballat sanctification sanctified sanctifieth Sanctify sanctuaries Sanctuary sand sandals sang sank Sansannah sap Saph Saphir Sapphira sapphire sapphires Sara Sarah Sarah's Sarai Sarai's Saraph sardine Sardis Sardites sardius sardonyx Sarepta Sargon Sarid Saron Sarsechim Saruch sat Satan Satan's satest satiate satiated satisfaction satisfied satisfiest satisfieth satisfy satisfying satyr satyrs Saul Saul's save saved savest saveth saving saviour saviours savour savourest savours savoury saw sawed sawest sawn saws say sayest saying sayings scab scabbard scabbed scaffold scales scaleth scall scalp scant scapegoat scarce scarcely scarceness scarest scarlet scatter scattered scattereth scattering scent sceptre sceptres Sceva schism scholar school schoolmaster science scoff scoffers scorch scorched scorn scorner scorners scornest scorneth scornful scorning scorpion scorpions scoured scourge scourged scourges scourgeth scourging scourgings scrabbled scrape scraped screech scribe scribe's scribes scrip scripture scriptures scroll scum scurvy Scythian sea seafaring seal sealed sealest sealeth sealing seals seam search searched searchest searcheth searching searchings seared Seas season seasoned seasons seat seated seats seatward Seba Sebat Secacah Sechu second secondarily secret secretly secrets sect Secundus secure securely security sedition seditions seduce seduced seducers seduceth seducing see seed seed's seeds seedtime seeing seek seekest seeketh seeking seem seemed seemeth seemly seen seer seer's seers seest seeth seethe seething Segub Seir Seirath seize seized Sela Selah Selahammahlekoth Seled Seleucia self selfsame selfwill selfwilled Sell seller sellers sellest selleth selvedge selves Sem Semachiah Semei Senaah senate senators send sendest sendeth sending Seneh Senir Sennacherib sense senses sensual sent sentence sentences sentest Senuah Seorim separate separated separateth separating separation Sephar Sepharad Sepharvaim Sepharvites sepulchre sepulchres Serah Seraiah seraphims Sered Sergius serjeants serpent serpent's serpents Serug servant servant's servants serve served servedst servest serveth service servile serving servitor servitude set Seth Sethur setter settest setteth setting settings settle settled settlest seven sevenfold sevens seventeen seventeenth seventh seventy sever several severally severed severity sew sewed sewest seweth Shaalabbin Shaalbim Shaalbonite Shaaph Shaaraim Shaashgaz Shabbethai Shachia shade shadow shadowing shadows Shadrach shady shaft Shage Shaharaim Shahazimah shake shaked shaken shaketh shaking Shalem Shalim Shalisha shall Shallecheth Shallum Shallun Shalmai Shalman Shalmaneser shalt Shama Shamariah shambles shame shamed shamefacedness shameful shamefully shamelessly Shamer shameth Shamgar Shamhuth Shamir Shamma Shammah Shammai Shammoth Shammua Shammuah Shamsherai shape shapen shapes Shapham Shaphan Shaphat Shapher Sharai Sharaim Sharar share Sharezer Sharon Sharonite sharp sharpen sharpened sharpeneth sharper sharply sharpness Sharuhen Shashai Shashak Shaul Shaulites shave shaved Shaveh shaven Shavsha she sheaf Sheal Shealtiel shear shearer shearers Sheariah shearing Shearjashub sheath sheaves Sheba Shebah Shebam Shebaniah Shebarim Sheber Shebna Shebuel Shecaniah Shechaniah Shechem Shechem's Shechemites shed shedder sheddeth shedding Shedeur sheep sheep's sheepcote sheepcotes sheepfold sheepfolds sheepmaster sheepshearers sheepskins sheet sheets Shehariah shekel shekels Shelah Shelanites Shelemiah Sheleph Shelesh Shelomi Shelomith Shelomoth shelter Shelumiel Shem Shema Shemaah Shemaiah Shemariah Shemeber Shemer Shemida Shemidah Shemidaites Sheminith Shemiramoth Shemuel Shen Shenazar Shenir Shepham Shephathiah Shephatiah shepherd shepherd's shepherds Shephi Shepho Shephuphan Sherah sherd sherds Sherebiah Sheresh Sherezer sheriffs Sheshach Sheshai Sheshan Sheshbazzar Sheth Shethar Shetharboznai Sheva shew shewbread shewed shewedst shewest sheweth shewing Shibboleth Shibmah Shicron shield shields Shigionoth Shihon Shihor Shihorlibnath Shilhi Shilhim Shillem Shillemites Shiloah Shiloh Shiloni Shilonite Shilonites Shilshah Shimea Shimeah Shimeam Shimeath Shimeathites Shimei Shimeon Shimhi Shimi Shimites Shimma Shimon Shimrath Shimri Shimrith Shimrom Shimron Shimronites Shimronmeron Shimshai Shinab Shinar shine shined shineth shining ship Shiphi Shiphmite Shiphrah Shiphtan shipmaster shipmen shipping ships shipwreck Shisha Shishak Shitrai shittah shittim shivers Shiza Shoa Shobab Shobach Shobai Shobal Shobek Shobi Shocho Shochoh shock shocks Shoco shod shoe shoe's shoelatchet shoes Shoham Shomer shone shook shoot shooters shooteth shooting Shophach Shophan shore shorn short shortened shorter shortly shot should shoulder shoulderpieces shoulders shouldest shout shouted shouteth shouting shoutings shovel shovels shower showers shrank shred shrines shroud shrubs Shua Shuah Shual Shubael Shuham Shuhamites Shuhite Shulamite Shumathites shun Shunammite Shunem Shuni Shunites shunned Shupham Shuphamites Shuppim Shur Shushan shut Shuthalhites Shuthelah shutteth shutting shuttle Sia Siaha Sibbecai Sibbechai Sibboleth Sibmah Sibraim Sichem sick sickle sickly sickness sicknesses Siddim side sides Sidon Sidonians siege sieve sift sifted sigh sighed sighest sigheth sighing sighs sight sights sign signed signet signets signification signified signifieth signify signifying signs Sihon Sihor Silas silence silent silk Silla silly Siloah Siloam Silvanus silver silverlings silversmith Simeon Simeonites similitude similitudes Simon Simon's simple simplicity Simri sin Sina Sinai since sincere sincerely sincerity sinew sinews sinful sing singed singer singers singeth singing single singleness singular Sinim Sinite sink sinned sinner sinners sinnest sinneth sinning sins Sion Siphmoth Sippai sir Sirah Sirion Sirs Sisamai Sisera sister sister's sisters sit sith Sitnah sittest sitteth sitting situate situation Sivan six sixscore sixteen sixteenth sixth sixty sixtyfold size skies skilful skilfully skilfulness skill skin skins skip skipped skippedst skipping skirt skirts skull sky slack slacked slackness slain slander slandered slanderers slanderest slandereth slanderously slanders slang slaughter slave slaves slay slayer slayeth slaying sleep sleeper sleepest sleepeth sleeping sleight slept slew slewest slidden slide slideth slightly slime slimepits sling slingers slings slingstones slip slipped slippery slippeth slips slothful Slothfulness slow slowly sluggard sluices slumber slumbered slumbereth slumberings small smallest smart smell smelled smelleth smelling smite smiters smitest smiteth smith smiths smiting smitten smoke smoking smooth smoother smootheth smote smotest Smyrna snail snare snared snares snatch sneezed snorting snout snow snowy snuffdishes snuffed snuffers snuffeth so soaked soap sober soberly soberness sobriety Socho Sochoh socket sockets Socoh sod sodden sodering Sodi Sodom Sodoma sodomite sodomites soever soft softer softly soil sojourn sojourned sojourner sojourners sojourneth sojourning solace sold soldier soldiers sole solemn solemnities solemnity solemnly soles solitarily solitary Solomon Solomon's some Somebody Something sometime sometimes somewhat son son's song songs sons soon sooner soothsayer soothsayers soothsaying sop Sopater Sophereth sorcerer sorcerers sorceress sorceries sorcery sore Sorek sorely sorer sores sorrow sorrowed sorroweth sorrowful sorrowing sorrows sorry sort sorts Sosipater Sosthenes Sotai sottish sought soul soul's souls sound sounded soundeth sounding soundness sounds sour south southward sow sowed sowedst sower sowest soweth sowing sown space Spain spake spakest span spanned spare spared spareth sparing sparingly spark sparkled sparks sparrow sparrows spat speak speaker speakest speaketh speaking speakings spear spear's spearmen spears special Specially speckled spectacle sped speech speeches speechless speed speedily speedy spend spendest spendeth spent spewing spice spiced spicery spices spider spider's spied spies spikenard spilled spilt spin spindle Spirit spirits spiritual spiritually spit spite spitefully spitted spitting spittle spoil spoiled spoiler spoilers spoilest spoileth spoiling spoils spoken spokes spokesman spoon spoons sport sporting spot spots spotted spouse spouses sprang spread spreadest spreadeth spreading spreadings sprigs Spring springeth springing springs sprinkle sprinkled sprinkleth sprinkling sprout sprung spue spued spun spunge spy square squared squares stability stable stablish stablished stablisheth Stachys stacks stacte staff stagger staggered staggereth stain stairs stakes stalk stalks stall stalled stalls stammerers stammering stamp stamped stamping stanched Stand standard standards standest standeth standing stank Star stare stargazers stars state stately station stature statute statutes staves stay stayed stayeth stays stead steads steady steal stealeth stealing stealth stedfast stedfastly stedfastness steel steep stem step Stephanas Stephen stepped steppeth steps stern steward stewards stewardship stick sticketh sticks stiff stiffened stiffhearted stiffnecked still stilled stillest stilleth sting stingeth stings stink stinketh stinking stir stirred stirreth stirs stock stocks Stoicks stole stolen stomach's stomacher stone stone's stoned stones stonesquarers stonest stoning stony stood stoodest stool stools stoop stooped stoopeth stooping stop stopped stoppeth store storehouse storehouses stories stork storm stormy story stout stouthearted stoutness straight straightway strain strait straiten straitened straiteneth straitest straitly straitness straits strake strakes strange strangely stranger stranger's strangers strangled strangling straw strawed stream streams street streets strength strengthen strengthened strengthenedst strengtheneth strengthening stretch stretched stretchedst stretchest stretcheth stretching stricken strife strifes strike striker striketh string stringed strings strip stripe stripes stripling stripped stript strive strived striven striveth striving strivings stroke strokes strong stronger strongest strongly strove strowed struck struggled stubble stubborn stubbornness stuck studieth studs study stuff stumble stumbled stumbleth stumbling stumblingblock stumblingblocks stumblingstone stump Suah subdue subdued subduedst subdueth subject subjected subjection submit submitted Submitting suborned subscribe subscribed substance subtil subtilly subtilty suburbs subvert subverted subverting succeed succeeded succeedest success Succoth Succothbenoth succour succoured succourer such Suchathites suck sucked sucking suckling sucklings sudden suddenly sue suffer suffered sufferest suffereth suffering sufferings suffice sufficed sufficeth sufficiency sufficient sufficiently suit suits Sukkiims sum summer sumptuously sun sunder sundered sundry sung sunk sunrising sup superfluity superfluous superscription superstition superstitious supped supper supplant supplanted supple suppliants supplication supplications supplied supplieth supply support suppose supposed supposing supreme Sur sure surely sureties suretiship surety surfeiting surmisings surname surnamed surprised Susanchites Susanna Susi sustain sustained sustenance swaddled swaddling swaddlingband swallow swallowed swalloweth swan sware swarest swarm swarms swear swearers sweareth swearing sweat sweep sweeping sweet sweeter sweetly sweetness sweetsmelling swell swelled swelling swellings swept swerved swift swifter swiftly swim swimmest swimmeth swine swine's swollen swoon swooned sword swords sworn sycamine Sychar Sychem sycomore sycomores Syene synagogue synagogue's synagogues Syntyche Syracuse Syria Syriack Syriadamascus Syriamaachah Syrian Syrians Syrophenician Taanach Taanathshiloh Tabbaoth Tabbath Tabeal Tabeel Taberah tabering tabernacle tabernacles Tabitha table tables tablets Tabor tabret tabrets Tabrimon taches Tachmonite tackling tacklings Tadmor Tahan Tahanites Tahapanes Tahath Tahpanhes Tahpenes Tahrea Tahtimhodshi tail tails take taken taker takest taketh taking tale talebearer talent talents tales Talitha talk talked talkers talkest talketh talking tall taller Talmai Talmon Tamah Tamar tame tamed Tammuz Tanach Tanhumeth tanner tapestry Taphath Tappuah Tarah Taralah tare Tarea tares target targets Tarpelites tarried tarriest tarrieth tarry tarrying Tarshish Tarsus Tartak Tartan task taskmasters tasks taste tasted tasteth Tatnai tattlers taught taunt taunting taverns taxation taxed taxes taxing teach teacher teachers teachest teacheth teaching tear teareth tears teats Tebah Tebaliah Tebeth tedious teeth Tehaphnehes Tehinnah teil TEKEL Tekoa Tekoah Tekoite Tekoites Telabib Telah Telaim Telassar Telem Telharesha Telharsa tell tellest telleth telling Telmelah Tema Teman Temani Temanite Temanites Temeni temper temperance temperate tempered tempest tempestuous temple temples temporal tempt temptation temptations tempted tempter tempteth tempting ten ten's tend tender tenderhearted tenderness tendeth tenons tenor tens tent tenth tentmakers tents Terah teraphim Teresh termed terraces terrestrial terrible terribleness terribly terrified terrifiest terrify terror terrors Tertius Tertullus testament testator testified testifiedst testifieth testify Testifying testimonies Testimony tetrarch Thaddaeus Thahash Thamah Thamar than thank thanked thankful thankfulness thanking thanks thanksgiving thanksgivings thankworthy Thara Tharshish that the theatre Thebez thee theft thefts their their's theirs Thelasar them themselves then thence thenceforth Theophilus there thereabout thereat thereby Therefore therefrom therein thereinto thereof thereon thereout thereto thereunto thereupon therewith therin therof These Thessalonians Thessalonica Theudas they thick thicker thicket thickets thickness thief thieves thigh thighs Thimnathah thin thine thing things think Thinkest thinketh thinking third thirdly thirst thirsted thirsteth thirsty thirteen thirteenth thirtieth thirty thirtyfold This thistle thistles thither thitherward Thomas thongs thorn Thorns thoroughly those thou though thought thoughtest thoughts thousand thousands thread threaten threatened threatening threatenings three threefold threescore thresh threshed thresheth threshing threshingfloor threshingfloors threshingplace threshold thresholds threw threwest Thrice throat throne thrones throng thronged thronging through throughly throughout throw throwing thrown thrust thrusteth thumb thumbs Thummim thunder thunderbolts thundered thundereth thunderings thunders Thus thy Thyatira thyine thyself Tiberias Tiberius Tibhath Tibni Tidal tidings tie tied Tiglathpileser Tikvah Tikvath tile Tilgathpilneser tiling till tillage tilled tiller tillest tilleth Tilon Timaeus timber timbrel timbrels time times Timna Timnah Timnath Timnathheres Timnathserah Timnite Timon Timotheus Timothy tin tingle tinkling tip Tiphsah Tiras Tirathites tire tired tires Tirhakah Tirhanah Tiria Tirshatha Tirzah Tishbite tithe tithes tithing title titles tittle Titus Tizite to Toah Tob Tobadonijah Tobiah Tobijah Tochen today toe toes Togarmah together Tohu Toi toil toiled toiling token tokens Tola Tolad Tolaites told tolerable toll tomb tombs Tomorrow tongs tongue tongues too took tookest tool tooth tooth's top topaz Tophel Tophet Topheth tops torch torches torment tormented tormentors torments torn tortoise tortured toss tossed tossings tottering Tou touch touched toucheth touching tow toward towel tower towers town townclerk towns Trachonitis trade traded trading tradition traditions traffick traffickers train trained traitor Traitors trample trance tranquillity transferred transfigured transformed transforming transgress transgressed transgressest transgresseth transgressing transgression transgressions transgressor transgressors translate translated translation transparent trap traps travail travailed travailest travaileth travailing travel travelled traveller travellers travelleth travelling traversing treacherous treacherously treachery tread treader treaders treadeth treading treason treasure treasured treasurer treasurers treasures treasurest treasuries treasury treatise tree trees tremble trembled trembleth trembling trench trespass trespassed trespasses trespassing trial tribe tribes tribulation tribulations tributaries tributary tribute trickleth tried triest trieth trimmed trimmest triumph triumphed triumphing Troas trodden trode Trogyllium troop troops Trophimus trouble troubled troubledst troubler troubles troublest troubleth troubling troublous trough troughs trow trucebreakers true truly trump trumpet trumpeters trumpets trust trusted trustedst trustest trusteth trusting trusty truth truth's try trying Tryphena Tryphosa Tubal Tubalcain tumbled tumult tumults tumultuous turn turned turnest turneth turning turtle turtledove turtledoves turtles tutors twain twelfth twelve twentieth twenty twenty's twice twigs twilight twined twinkling twins two twoedged twofold Tychicus Tyrannus Tyre Tyrus Ucal Uel Ulai Ulam Ulla Ummah unaccustomed unadvisedly unawares unbelief unbelievers unbelieving unblameable unblameably uncertain uncertainly unchangeable uncircumcised uncircumcision uncle uncle's unclean uncleanness uncleannesses unclothed uncomely uncondemned uncorruptible uncorruptness Uncover uncovered uncovereth unction undefiled under undergirding underneath undersetters understand understandest understandeth understanding understood undertake undertook undo undone undressed unequal unequally unfaithful unfaithfully unfeigned unfruitful ungirded ungodliness ungodly unholy unicorn unicorns unite united unity unjust unjustly UNKNOWN unlade unlawful unlearned unleavened unless unloose unmarried unmerciful unmindful unmoveable Unni unoccupied unperfect unprepared unprofitable unprofitableness unpunished unquenchable unreasonable unrebukable unreproveable unrighteous unrighteously unrighteousness unripe unruly unsatiable unsavoury unsearchable unseemly unshod unskilful unspeakable unspotted Unstable unstopped untaken untempered unthankful until untimely unto untoward unwalled unwashen unweighed unwise unwittingly unworthily unworthy up upbraid upbraided upbraideth UPHARSIN Uphaz upheld uphold upholden upholdest upholdeth upholding upon upper uppermost upright uprightly uprightness uprising uproar upside upward Ur Urbane urge urged urgent Uri Uriah Uriah's Urias Uriel Urijah Urim us use used uses usest useth using usurer usurp usury Uthai utmost utter utterance uttered uttereth uttering utterly uttermost Uz Uzai Uzal Uzza Uzzah Uzzensherah Uzzi Uzzia Uzziah Uzziel Uzzielites vagabond vagabonds vail vails vain vainglory vainly Vajezatha vale valiant valiantest valiantly valley valleys valour value valued valuest Vaniah vanish vanished vanisheth vanities vanity 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FIND =>TOP| Please confirm 'QUIT' | QUIT |ContinueSelect TEXT FILE to LOADLoading ..... .PC.PIFile loaded: p * LOAD * || Display Picture: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 || QUIT p LOAD || Display Picture: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 || QUIT Examining VT52 Commands... Bv0 ƎvNfL  HL\nb4 B(R"2"B * f`((@4thL| V( K_TEXT Version 1.4.5 Copyright 1991 by Dan Panke Version Date: November 7, 1991 This version of K_TEXT is 'FREE'. OVERVIEW K_TEXT is a text file reader with a difference. Besides allowing you to read a text file in an easy manner, it also allows the text file to contain VT52 commands, display up to 4 Pixel, Degas compressed or uncompressed picture files, play XBIOS 32 music files, and give the ability to append text files. When using a monochrome monitor, loaded text files will be searched for the use of VT52 commands. If any are found, the text will be edited so that VT52 text can be read in monochrome. K_TEXT provides an excellent and simple format for advertising or describing procedures. LOADING K_TEXT K_TEXT runs in medium or high resolution only. Load K_TEXT from the Atari desktop in the normal manner. K_TEXT OPERATION Once loaded, K_TEXT will greet the user by requesting a text file to be loaded through the file selector box. When a text file is selected and loaded the user may read through the text by using the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON to advance a page and the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON to go back a page of text. K_TEXT MENU COMMANDS Located at the top of the screen is a menu bar of commands. Simply point the mouse arrow at the desired command and it will be performed. These commands are: LOAD- The file selector will appear and you will be asked to select a text file to be loaded. *LOAD*- If a loaded text file has used the append feature the LOAD option will be surrounded by asterisks. Pointing at *LOAD* and clicking the RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON will activate the append feature. Clicking the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON will activate the normal LOAD sequence. DISPLAY PICTURE- If a Degas picture has been loaded with the text file the numbers to the right of the DISPLAY PICTURE command will be highlighted in RED (normal display in monochrome). Click on the desired picture number for viewing. QUIT- Used to quit K_TEXT. You will be asked to confirm the quit. The menu bar at the bottom of the screen will always display the name of the text file that is presently loaded. You'll noticed the word 'FIND' located in the bottom left hand corner. This will also perfom a command should you click on it. FIND- Clicking on 'FIND' with the LEFT or RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON will change the menu bar at the top of the screen to text entry. You'll be asked to enter a string to search for within the loaded document. Initializing 'FIND' with the LEFT MOUSE BUTTON performs a search from the top of the document. The RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON performs a search starting from the second line displayed to the end of the document. If at any time you enter the word 'top' in the entry string, you'll be moved to the very top of the document. LOADING PIXEL/DEGAS PICTURES AND XBIOS 32 MUSIC To incorporate Pixel or Degas picture files with your text, simply add up to 4 names of picture files at the beginning of your text file (in either upper or lower case). These picture files must be in Pixel, Degas compressed or uncompressed format and have the .PP1, .PP2, .PI1, .PI2, .PI3, .PC1, .PC2, or .PC3 extender. Following any or none of the Degas filenames may be one (1) XBOIS 32 music file. This file must have the extender of '.XBS'. After the music file a desired append file may be added. This text file must have the extender of '.TXT'. DO NOT ADD ANY DIRECTORY OR PATH NAMES TO ANY ADDED FILES. Place the Degas pictures, music file, and append file in the same directory as the text file to be loaded. K_TEXT will default the directory and drive to that of the loaded text file. To compose XBIOS 32 music files I recommend using the XBIOS MUSIC CONSTRUCTION SET. This program can be found readily in the Public Domain. EXAMPLE: picture1.pi1 (NOTE: Only the PI3 picture will be picture2.pi2 loaded for display on a monochrome picture3.pi3 monitor.) music.xbs new_text.txt If you have any questions or comments, I can be reached on the following systems. GEnie: D.PANKE CompuServe: 73257,2635 Delphi: DPANKE If you're looking for an excellent source of software at reasonable prices, look no further. Just send $1.00 or a blank disk to ST-PLUG and you'll receive descriptions and ordering information for the complete line of Budgie UK products (the disk will also contain a few useful programs as well!) ST-PLUG 1670 Heron Road, Box 22026, Ottawa, Ontario Canada K1V 0C2 BBS (613) 731-2779 . .. 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Firstofallfortheownprintingtothefile.Thenitis veryeasytorealizeanytextorprintdocumentathomeandthe ownprintingisdonelaterelsewhere.Thismaybeadvantageous eitherincaseyouhavenoprinterorwhenyoudemandbetter qualityoftheprint(forexampleonalaserprinter,whichyou probablyhaven'tathome). TheothercaseinwhichyoucantakeadvantageofPRTODISK issuchsituationwhenyouwanttodosomechangesintheready printfilelaterandwithoutnecessitytoprintthisdocument again.Youcansimplymodifytheprintfilebyatexteditorand thenyoucanprintitdirectly. PRTODISKisalsotheonlyhelpincaseyourprinterisnot compatiblewithsomeworldstandard.Insuchcaseitisnot possibletousetheprintmodeofprofessionalprogramsbecause youhavenotthecorrespondingprinterdriver.Butwhenyouhave PRTODISKyouarelucky.Youmayprintafiletoadiskusingsome standarddriverandforprintingonyournon-standardprinteryou canuseasimpleprintprogramwhichprovidesexchangeofcontrol charactersforcodeswhichusesyourprinter. 3.HowtousePRTODISK? Itisveryeasy.Copytheaccessorytotherootdirectory ofyourbootdisk(thesamewaylikeeveryotheraccessory). Afterloadingtheprogramfromwhichyouwanttoprintand,of course,alsoyourdocument,requiredfontsetc.Justbefore printingyoucallPRTODISKfromtheaccessorymenuusingmouse andchooseOPEN.Afterenteringthefilenamestartprinting. ImmediatelyafterprintingisdoneyouagaincallPRTODISKand chooseCLOSE.Andsothewholeprintingtodiskisover.  4.Well.MustItakeespeciallycareaboutanything? Yes,itisverygoodtofindoutifyouhaveenoughfree spaceonthefloppydisktowhichyouwanttoprint.Thegraphic modeoutputsareusuallyverybigandfull-pagegraphicoutputs forlaserprintershasuptoonemegabyteandyoumustcalculate withthisfact. Itisalsoveryimportanttoreducetominimumthetimein whichisactiveprintingtoafile(seebelow).Duringthe printingtothefile(i.e.printfileisopened)isnotpermitted tostartanyprogramorexitit(theaccessorydetectssuchcase andRESETisonlypossiblewaytocontinue). Payattentionthatduringprintingtoafileyourprinter mustbeswitched-off(orbetterdisconnected).Ifyoudon'twant todisconnectorswitch-offtheprinteritissuitabletoswitch ittotheOFF-LINEmode. NextImustnoteoneimportantfeaturesofPRTODISK.The majorityofprogramsforSTcomputersdoesnotusethesystem serviceforprintingoutputbutcontrolsdirectlyappropriate integratedcircuitstoobtainfasterprinting.Thereforeitis notsimple"tocatch"allwhattheprogramssendtothe printer becauseincorrectaccessusedinsomeprogramsdoesnot allowit.ThemethodsusedinPRTODISKarefromthispointof viewalsoincorrectaccordingtoSToperatingsystem.Therefore theauthordoesnotguaranteethefaultlessfunctionofthe accessoryPRTODISKwithallvariousprogramsandprinterdrivers. Authorrecommendstotestallonadisktowhichyoucopyall necessarybeforestartingtousePRTODISK.Authorisnot responsibleforeventualdamagesmadethroughunsuitableuseof theaccessoryPRTODISK. 5.HowdoesPRTODISKoperate? ThispartisintendedformoreadvancedSTuserswhoalready knowsomethingaboutitsoperatingsystemTOS.Afterinstalling tothememory,inboottime,PRTODISKdoesnotdoanythingelse thanitiswaitingtoitsactivationfromtheaccessorymenu.It doesnotchangeanysystemvectors,interruptionetc.Theother situationcomesinthetimewhenprintingtothefileis activated(i.e.aftertheprintfileisopened).Inthistime PRTODISKis"hanged"ontheoperatingsystemtocatchallwhat issenttoaprinter.Thistimeisalittlebitdangerousforthe correctfunctionofthecomputerincasethattherunningprogram hasaveryincorrectbehaviorbecausethesystemvectorsare overwritten.Thereforeyoushouldtrytominimizethisdangerous time.Thementioned"hanging"tothesystemisrealizedinthe followingthreelevels: 1.Thesystemlevel.ThisisdonebyredirectingofGEMDOS andBIOSvectors.InthismodePRTODISKcatchallwhatissent toaprinterbyTOS.Thismethodiscleanfromthepointofview ofaprogrammerbutitisnotoftenusefulbecausethemajority ofSTprogramsdoesnotusethismode(seeabove). 2.Thehardwarelevel.Itprovidesprintingfromprograms whichcontroldirectlySThardware.ForPRTODISKauthorproposed severalmethodsforthedetectionofanirregularaccessto hardwareregistersbutnoneofthesemethodsisperfectandwell usefulinallcases.ThemethodusedinPRTODISKoperatesthe followingway:  -ifsomeprogramattemptstoswitchtheprocessorto theSUPERVISORmodethedesiredswitchingisnotrealized andtheprocessorwillstayintheUSERmode.  -duringtheprogramaccesstothecomputerhardware theBUSERRORsignalwillbegenerated(processorisinUSER mode!)whichcausesthejumptoPRTODISK.Thereisprovided storingofimportantdataandthentheTRACEmodeis activatedandtheinstruction,whichisprovidingI/O operation,isemulatedintheSUPERVISORmode.Asthennext thestoringofthedatatotheprintfileisdone(ofcourse onlyinsuchcaseifthetracedinstructionhassomethingto dowiththeoutputtoaprinter).PRTODISKalsomusttake careaboutBUSYsignal.Theprogrammustthinkthatthe printerisREADYwhiletherealityisanother.  -PRTODISKmustalsotakecareaboutalltriesof executingtheotherprivilegedinstructions.Thenext problemtodealwithissupervisorstackbecauseprocessor isintheUSERmodeandnormallyusestheuserstack.  -FrompreviousinformationitisclearthatPRTODISK changetheBUSERROR,TRACEandPRIVILEGVIOLATIONvector. 3.Interruptlevel.Itisclearthatallprivileg instructionsandallinstructionswithaccesstohardware registersareemulatedbyPRTODISK.Thereforethetimetakenfor printingismuchlonger.SoauthorofPRTODISKinventedthethird methodofprintingtofile.Thismethodiseffectiveandcorrect fromtheTOS'spointofview.Unfortunatelythismethodusesa littlehardwaresupplementwhichispluggedintotheCENTRONICS port.Withmentionedsupplementitispossibletogenerate interrupt(viaMFP)eachtimethebyteissenttotheCENTRONICS port.Theinterrupthandlerprovidessafestoringofthatbyte. Mentionedmethodissoftwarecleanandthereisnodangerouspart likeinmethodusedsoftwareemulation.Butthisisnotuniversal becausethereisonecriticalpoint-interrupt.Whenprinter handlersetstheinterruptpriorityleveltoseven(whatsome programsdo)thentheincominginterruptcannotbeexecutedand PRTODISK,usingthismethod,isnotabletoprintanythingtoa file. Howeveritispossibletosaythatatleastoneofthe mentionedmethodsisusableforeachprogram. Authorknowsthatusedprincipleisnotquitecleanhowever itisonlypossibleprinciple.SuchsmallexcuseisthatPRTODISK putsbackallchangedvectorsandregistersinorderasifitwas noteverincomputer. 6.Isthereanypossibilityofconsultingmyproblems? Yes,itis.AuthorofPRTODISKisreadytohelptoall PRTODISKusers.Thereisnotsuchproblemthatcannotbesolved. Itisclearthatregisteredusershaverighttoobtainfree higherandhopefullybetterversions.Bythewayauthorsoon planstoreleasenewerversionofPRTODISKwithintegrated packer,whichsavesyourdiskspace,alongwithshortprinting programsforSTandIBM PC.Thisprintingprogramtakespacked filefromPRTODISKandprintsittoaprinter. Anyquestiontoauthoraddressto: GeorgeLAMAC FIDONET2:420/14.0 phone++42-2-842424 address:JiriLamac Predborska8 18200Prague8 Czechoslovakia Onthesameaddressthementionedhardwaresupplementis available. Modena (Italy), 16 June 1991 ---------------------------- Well, this program is a particular kind of software, that is it is not share- ware neither public domain: if you use it regurarly, it would be very nice if you send a chocolate or a CD with electronic music to the author, Jiri Lamac, at this address: Dipl. Ing. Jiri Lamac Jr. Predborska 8 182 00 Praha 8 Ceskoslovensko I thank very much Jiri for giving me the honour of writing this text, as I hope you will read and, above all, take care of it. 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A.. 1STWORDPDOC o:IBE1ST_WORDDOC p:ICPAN1080IHEX t:ID4READ_ME Q.QThis is the 1st Word Word Plus Font Table, it can be opened and printed in 1st Word, 1st Word Plus and Word Writer ST. ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~  This is the 1st Word Font Table. It can be opened and printed by 1st Word and Word Writer ST but 1st Word Plus cannot open or print this file.                     ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . / 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ? @ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _ ` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~  ***************************************************************** * * * PANASONIC 1080i by Don Schmidt Printer Configuration * * ========================================================= * * * * This file contains configuration details for the printer * * described below. To modify the printer configuration, * * you must: * * * * (a) Read the chapter PRINTER CONFIGURATION in your User * * Manual - THOROUGHLY! * * * * (b) Edit this file using 1st Word Plus to make the * * required changes (all values are HEXADECIMAL). * * * * (c) Run the INSTALL program to install the new driver. * * * * Consult your User Manual for details of how to load your * * custom driver from the 1st Word Plus desktop, and how to * * make it your default printer. * * * ***************************************************************** * Printer name * ============ * * For display above the font table on the * 1st Word Plus desktop (max 32 characters). PANASONIC 1080i by DAS 3.14 * Configuration variables * ======================= * * These six variables define certain printer * configuration details required by 1st Word Plus: * * (1) 1 for microspacing daisywheel, else 0 * (2) Character width in printer units (daisy) * (3) Linefeed height in printer units * (4) Mid-carriage (daisy) pixels/inch (matrix) * (5) Bold offset in printer units (daisy) * (6) 1 to pause printing between pages, else 0 0, 0, C, 48, 0, 0 * Printer characteristics * ======================= * * This table defines values to be sent to the * printer by 1st Word Plus to control its operation. * * An entry consists of: * * (1) Function number (these must be kept in order) * (2) Command bytes (hex commands and placeholders) * * A placeholder has the top bit set and is substituted * by an actual value by 1st Word Plus when printing. * * Lines preceded by an asterisk are commented out. * 0 * Character width 1, D, A * Carriage return and line feed * 2 * Forward print * 3 * Reverse print 4, 1B, 42, 80, 0, B * Vertical tab to line * 5 * Absolute horizontal tab 6, 1B, 45 * Draft bold on 7, 1B, 46 * Draft bold off 8, 1B, 45 * NLQ bold on 9, 1B, 46 * NLQ bold off A, 1B, 34 * Draft italic on B, 1B, 35 * Draft italic off C, 1B, 78, 0, 1B, 34, 1B, 45 * NLQ italic on D, 1B, 46, 1B, 35, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ italic off * E * Draft light on * F * Draft light off 10, 1B, 78, 0 * NLQ light on 11, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ light off 12, 1B, 53, 0 * Draft superscript on 13, 1B, 54 * Draft superscript off 14, 1B, 78, 0, 1B, 53, 0 * NLQ superscript on 15, 1B, 54, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ superscript off 16, 1B, 53, 1 * Draft subscript on 17, 1B, 54 * Draft subscript off 18, 1B, 78, 0, 1B, 53, 1 * NLQ subscript on 19, 1B, 54, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ subscript off 1A, 1B, 2D, 1 * Draft underline on 1B, 1B, 2D, 0 * Draft underline off 1C, 1B, 2D, 1 * NLQ underline on 1D, 1B, 2D, 0 * NLQ underline off 1E, C * Formfeed 1F, 12 * Horizontal initialization 20, 1B, 52, 0 * Vertical initialization 21, 1B, 40 * Termination: printer reset 22, 8 * Backspace 23, D * Carriage return 24, 1B, 43, 80 * Form length in lines 25, 1B, 41, 80 * Set line feed to N units 26, 1B, 2A, 5 * Start graphics (mode 5) * 27 * Reserved 28, 1B, 78, 0, 12, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 50 * Draft Pica (10 cpi) 29, 12, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 50, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ Pica (10 cpi) 2A, 1B, 78, 0, 12, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 4D * Draft Elite (12 cpi) 2B, 12, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 4D, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ Elite (12 cpi) 2C, 1B, 78, 0, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 50, F * Draft Condensed (17.2 cpi) 2D, 1B, 57, 0, 1B, 50, F, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ Condensed (17.2 cpi) 2E, 1B, 78, 0, 12, 1B, 4D, 1B, 57, 1 * Draft Expanded ( 6 cpi) 2F, 12, 1B, 4D, 1B, 57, 1, 1B, 78, 1 * NLQ Expanded ( 6 cpi) * 30 * Black ink * 31 * Magenta ink * 32 * Cyan ink * 33 * Yellow ink 34, 1B, 41, 0F * 1.5 Line spacing 35, 1B, 70, 1 * Sets proportional spacing 36, 1B, 70, 0 * Cancels proportional spacing 0 * NULL termination byte * Translation Table * ================= * * This table is used to translate the ST * character codes for output to the printer. * * Each entry consists of: * * (1) ST character code (these must be in order) * (2) The (possibly null) byte string to be output * * ST character codes with a NULL translation * string are printed as spaces. * * ST character codes NOT in the table are sent * directly to the printer without translation. 0 * NULL: print a space 1, 1B,4C,C,0,18,38,6F,C1,C1,6F,38,18,0,0,0,0 * Up arrow 2, 1B,4C,C,0,18,1C,F6,83,83,F6,1C,18,0,0,0,0 * Down arrow 3, 1B,4C,C,0,3C,24,24,24,E7,C3,66,3C,18,0,0,0 * Right arrow 4, 1B,4C,C,0,18,3C,66,C3,E7,24,24,24,3C,0,0,0 * Left arrow 5, 1B,4C,C,0,7E,3C,99,C3,E7,C3,99,3C,7E,0,0,0 * Close box 6, 1B,4C,C,0,FF,FF,FF,FE,FC,F9,F3,E7,CF,0,0,0 * Size box 7, 1B,4C,C,0,FF,E7,C3,99,BD,99,C3,E7,FF,0,0,0 * Full box 8, 1B,4C,C,0,18,C,6,C,18,30,60,C0,80,0,0,0 * Tick 9 * No clock A * No Bell B * No musical note E, 1B,4C,C,0,0,1,3,3,7,1E,F8,0,FF,0,0,0 * Left Atari symbol F, 1B,4C,C,0,FF,0,F8,1E,7,3,3,1,0,0,0,0 * Right Atari symbol 10, 1B,4C,C,0,6C,92,82,82,82,82,82,92,6C,0,0,0 * LCD 0 11, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,10,EE,0,0,0 * LCD 1 12, 1B,4C,C,0,C,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,60,0,0,0 * LCD 2 13, 1B,4C,C,0,0,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,6C,0,0,0 * LCD 3 14, 1B,4C,C,0,E0,10,10,10,10,10,10,10,EE,0,0,0 * LCD 4 15, 1B,4C,C,0,60,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,C,0,0,0 * LCD 5 16, 1B,4C,C,0,6C,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,C,0,0,0 * LCD 6 17, 1B,4C,C,0,60,80,80,80,80,80,80,80,6E,0,0,0 * LCD 7 18, 1B,4C,C,0,6C,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,6C,0,0,0 * LCD 8 19, 1B,4C,C,0,60,92,92,92,92,92,92,92,6C,0,0,0 * LCD 9 7F, 1B,4C,C,0,2,6,A,12,22,12,A,6,2,0,0,0 *  80, 1B, 6D, 3, 80, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 81, 1B, 52, 2, 7D, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 82, 1B, 52, 6, 5D, 1B, 52, 0 * - Italian 83, 61, 8, 5E * - a BS ^ 84, 1B, 52, 2, 7B, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 85, 1B, 52, 1, 40, 1B, 52, 0 * - French 86, 1B, 52, 4, 7D, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 87, 1B, 52, 1, 5C, 1B, 52, 0 * - French 88, 1B, 6D, 3, 88, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 89, 65, 8, 1B, 52, 7, 7B, 1B, 52, 0 * - e BS Spanish 8A, 1B, 52, 6, 7D, 1B, 52, 0 * - Italian 8B, 1B, 6D, 3, 8B, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 8C, 1B, 6D, 3, 8C, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 8D, 1B, 52, 6, 7E, 1B, 52, 0 * - Italian 8E, 1B, 52, 2, 5B, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 8F, 1B, 52, 4, 5D, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 90, 1B, 52, 9, 40, 1B, 52, 0 * - Norwegian 91, 1B, 52, 4, 7B, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 92, 1B, 52, 4, 5B, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 93, 1B, 6D, 3, 93, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 94, 1B, 52, 2, 7C, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 95, 1B, 52, 6, 7C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Italian 96, 1B, 6D, 3, 96, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 97, 1B, 52, 6, 60, 1B, 52, 0 * - Italian 98, 79, 8, 1B, 52, 7, 7B, 1B, 52, 0 * - y BS Spanish 99, 1B, 52, 2, 5C, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 9A, 1B, 52, 2, 5D, 1B, 52, 0 * - German 9B, 1B, 6D, 3, 9B, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II 9C, 1B, 52, 3, 23, 1B, 52, 0 * - UK 9D, 1B, 52, 8, 5C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Japanese 9E, 1B, 52, 7, 23, 1B, 52, 0 * - Prints Pt 9F, 1B, 6D, 3, 9F, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II A0, 1B, 6D, 3, A0, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II A1, 1B, 6D, 3, A1, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II A2, 1B, 6D, 3, A2, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II A3, 1B, 6D, 3, A3, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II A4, 1B, 52, 7, 7C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Spanish A5, 1B, 52, 7, 5C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Spanish A6, 1B, 6D, 3, A6, 1B, 6D, 0 * - a BS _ A7, 1B, 6D, 3, A7, 1B, 6D, 0 * - o BS _ A8, 1B, 52, 7, 5D, 1B, 52, 0 * - Spanish A9, 1B, 6D, 3, A9, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II AA, 1B, 6D, 3, AA, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II AB, 1B, 6D, 3, AB, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II AC, 1B, 6D, 3, AC, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II AD, 1B, 52, 7, 5B, 1B, 52, 0 * - Spanish AE, 1B, 6D, 3, AE, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II AF, 1B, 6D, 3, AF, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II B0, 61, 8, 7E * - a BS ~ B1, 6F, 8, 7E * - o BS ~ B2, 1B, 52, 4, 5C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 B3, 1B, 52, 4, 7C, 1B, 52, 0 * - Danish 1 B4, 1B,4C,C,0,1C,22,22,22,3E,2A,2A,2A,18,0,0,0 * B5, 1B,4C,C,0,0,3C,7E,82,FE,FE,92,92,82,0,0,0 * B6, 1B,4C,C,0,0,7,8F,DA,5A,F,7,0,0,0,0,0 * B7, 1B,4C,C,0,0,47,8F,DA,5A,8F,7,0,0,0,0,0 * B8, 1B,4C,C,0,0,5E,BF,E1,61,BF,1E,0,0,0,0,0 * B9, 1B, 52, 7, 7B, 1B, 52, 0 * - Spanish BA, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,20,60,C0,80,0,0,0,0,0,0 * BB, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,20,20,7C,20,20,0,0,0,0,0 * BC, 1B,4C,C,0,70,F8,88,88,88,FF,0,0,FF,0,0,0 * BD, 1B,4C,C,0,7E,C3,BD,BD,A5,A5,C3,7E,0,0,0,0 * BE, 1B,4C,C,0,7E,C3,BD,A9,AD,B5,C3,7E,0,0,0,0 * BF, 1B,4C,C,0,80,E0,80,0,E0,80,40,80,E0,0,0,0 * C0, 1B,4C,C,0,0,24,BC,BC,4,1,BF,BE,0,0,0,0 * C1, 1B,4C,C,0,0,84,FC,FC,84,1,FF,FE,0,0,0,0 * C2, 1B,4C,C,0,0,6C,7C,30,18,7C,6C,0,0,0,0,0 * C3, 1B,4C,C,0,0,44,44,44,7C,7C,4,0,0,0,0,0 * C4, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,4,44,48,5C,7C,0,0,0,0,0 * C5, 1B,4C,C,0,0,40,40,40,7C,7C,40,0,0,0,0,0 * C6, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,2E,2E,20,20,20,3E,3E,0,0,0 * C7, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,0,20,3E,3E,0,0,0,0,0,0 * C8, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,20,20,20,2C,3E,20,0,0,0,0 * C9, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,3E,3E,20,20,20,3E,3E,0,0,0 * CA, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,3E,3E,2,2,32,3E,3E,0,0,0 * CB, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,0,0,20,20,20,38,38,0,0,0 * CC, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,22,22,22,22,22,3E,1C,0,0,0 * CD, 1B,4C,C,0,0,C0,C0,40,44,7C,7C,0,0,0,0,0 * CE, 1B,4C,C,0,0,5E,7E,20,64,7C,3C,0,0,0,0,0 * CF, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,0,0,2,2,42,7E,7E,0,0,0 * D0, 1B,4C,C,0,7C,62,62,62,62,62,62,62,7C,0,0,0 * D1, 1B,4C,C,0,2,2,2,7E,7E,2,2,7E,7E,0,0,0 * D2, 1B,4C,C,0,0,7A,7A,4A,4A,42,42,7E,7E,0,0,0 * D3, 1B,4C,C,0,0,62,72,12,1A,7A,6E,0,0,0,0,0 * D4, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,5F,5F,40,40,7E,7E,0,0,0,0 * D5, 1B,4C,C,0,0,60,60,60,60,60,7E,7E,0,0,0,0 * D6, 1B,4C,C,0,7E,7E,6,6,76,6,6,7E,7E,0,0,0 * D7, 1B,4C,C,0,2,7E,7E,60,60,60,60,7E,7E,0,0,0 * D8, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,0,0,40,7F,7F,0,0,0,0,0 * D9, 1B,4C,C,0,0,40,40,40,40,7F,7F,0,0,0,0,0 * DA, 1B,4C,C,0,40,40,7E,7E,42,42,7E,7E,0,0,0,0 * DB, 1B,4C,C,0,78,78,48,48,48,40,7F,7F,0,0,0,0 * DC, 1B,4C,C,0,0,0,30,38,8,8,3F,3F,0,0,0,0 * DD, 1B, 52, 2, 40, 1B, 52, 0 * - German DE, 1B,4C,C,0,0,2,6,C,18,C,6,2,0,0,0,0 * DF, 1B, 6D, 3, EC, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II E0, 1B, 6D, 3, E0, 1B, 6D, 0 * - IBM GRAPHICS II E1, 1B, 52, 2, 7E, 1B, 52, 0 The PAN1080I.HEX was originally a HEX file that came with my 1st Word Plus program. But it lacking many of the characters within the font table I choose to rewrite many of the codes and to add the missing codes. With PAN1080I.HEX you will now be able to use any of the fonts shown in the Font Tables of 1st Word or 1st Word Plus. Remember you'll need to run the Install program that came with your 1st Word or 1st Word Plus and use the resulting 1ST_PRNT.DOT or PAN1080I.CFG. If you decide you like and want to use PAN1080I.CFG with 1st Word Plus from now on, just rename the file to PRINTER .CFG. Many of the fonts are custom graphic designed and will appear to print in letter quality even in the draft mode. This can't be helped and therefore must be lived with. Hope this will be of some help to those of you who correspond with relatives and friends in the Old Country. Don Schmidt (SWAG) P.S. Some of you adventurous might try using the CFG file with those other Word Processors and have the ability to print out 1st Word Plus DOCs as well as your own DOCs. 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Magnum Software has come up with an answer to this problem. This program is simply, and appropriately, named 'ST Typewriter'. The version you have received in this compressed file is a 'working' demo. It will work a little like a typewriter, allowing you to print each character as you type. It has only been tested with an **Epson type printer, so it may not work with other printers. =============================================================================== HINTS =============================================================================== - SPACE works, so dont let it fool you. The print head will move the number of spaces you typed, after you type another character. The character will then be printed. - BACKSPACE works the same as SPACE except backwards. - TAB does not work in this version. The registered version will allow you to set the number of spaces per TAB. - CONTROL-Z exits out of typing mode. =============================================================================== REGISTERED VERSION will include: * Built-in word processor * User defined TAB * Next character location indicator * Current line on screen * Better response in Typewriter mode * Printer drivers for more printers * And many more features... =============================================================================== To obtain your registered version of ST Typewriter, mail a check or money order for $19.95 (WI residents add 5% sales tax) to: Magnum Software ST Type 050 2871 S. 124th St. Milwaukee, WI 53227 =============================================================================== Comments and questions may be sent to the address above or: on CompuServe: 72550,2542 on GEnie : MAG.SOFTWARE =============================================================================== You may copy and distribute this version of ST Typewriter so long as this file is included and both files and intact and unchanged. It may NOT be sold by ANYONE. (NOTE: Users groups may include it in their public domain library.) MAGNUM SOFTWARE MAKES NO WARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE FITNESS OF THIS PROGRAM FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU (AND NOT MAGNUM SOFTWARE) ASSUME THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. 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"  4bpHTP0,>,2"r"L " " ^hD V&((*****VH>$ZFZ:^*H>0  \h\Nr& " >42L>&BH$62408p Z XDDDDDBBBB0x(((XFfV  R@NHN:::HF<>>>>>>>HPBBBBB@BBB(& (& *d&$Z(d ($&$:42,0&$*,0.4\.0DX<"$>,$8(l*lrh\,&D0T>0,8&&,&$$6   $L    8@F D"2 T &( 0&  >             $"  ,*< * * , , 0 , " HB@6 2J X D   ( 0"L2 T  <   , FR ( *@ B @ B V   -------------------------- | SPELL 2.2 User's Guide | -------------------------- March 21, 1987 HOW TO USE THE SPELL PROGRAM: SPELL is a program that allows you to detect and correct spelling mistakes in disk files (henceforward called documents). SPELL should work with documents produced by just about any word processor. SPELL has been tested on documents produced by the 1ST WORD word processor. THE WORD LIST: SPELL uses a special disk file named "words.txt". This file contains all words that SPELL recognizes as being correctly spelled. When you use SPELL for the first time, this file will be empty, and SPELL will ask you if each word in your document is misspelled. As you check the spelling of more and more documents, SPELL will know the correct spellings of more and more words. Eventually SPELL will have a word list containing most of the words that you use, and will only ask you if misspelled and unfamiliar words are misspelled. RUNNING THE PROGRAM: Before running SPELL, make sure that the disk containing the SPELL program and the disk containing the document to be corrected are not write-protected (i.e. make sure that the hole in each disk is covered by the sliding piece of plastic). Also make sure that the document that you wish to correct is not a read-only file (See Atari 520ST Owner's Manual, p. 56). When SPELL starts to run, all words stored in the file "words.txt" are loaded into memory. If SPELL is being run for the first time, no words will be loaded. Now you are ready to check the spelling of documents. Move the mouse over to the File menu. This menu has two options, "Quit" and "Correct Document". Choose the "Quit" option when you are completely finished correcting all documents. To correct the spelling of a document, choose the "Correct Document" option. You will be asked for the name of the document for which the spelling is to be corrected. Choose the file you want. After the document to be checked is specified, whenever SPELL encounters a word that is not in the file "words.txt", you will be given three choices: Add this word to dictionary Do not add word to dictionary Try new spelling of word Regardless of which choice you make, you can always correct the spelling of the word. To do this, type in the word as you would like it to appear in the document being checked. You can edit the word with the backspace and arrow keys. After the spelling of the word is corrected (if it TIT wrong), you can add the word to the dictionary by pointing the mouse in the proper box and pressing the left mouse button. If you do not want to add the word to the dictionary, but it is correctly spelled, choose the "Do not add word to dictionary" box. Even if the same word is encountered later on in the document, you will not be asked about it. If you have changed the spelling of the word, and would like to find out if this new spelling is in the dictionary, choose the proper box. If the word is found in the dictionary, the program will go on and check the rest of the document. If the word is not found in the dictionary, you will be given the three options again. UPDATING THE DICTIONARY: After your document has been completely checked, if you have inserted any words into the dictionary, you will be asked if you want to update the dictionary. Why do you need to update the dictionary? Every time you start the SPELL program, the dictionary contains all the words that were in the file "words.txt". As you insert new words into the dictionary they are stored in your computer's main memory, and are NOT automatically placed in the disk file "words.txt". If you choose to update the dictionary by pressing the left mouse button in the "yes" box, the new words in main memory will be inserted into the file "words.txt". When the program is done, "words.txt" will contain all words it had before SPELL was run, plus the new ones that you inserted. When you run SPELL again, it will know that the new words are spelled correctly, and will not ask you about them when they are encountered again. If you choose not to update the dictionary by pressing the left mouse button in the "no" box, the file "words.txt" will not be changed - it will have the same words that it had when you started running SPELL, and will not have the new words that you inserted when SPELL was running. THE INFORMATION MENU The Information menu has only one option, "Show Information". Selecting this option will reveal how many words are stored in the dictionary, as well as how much memory is available for storing new words. The "Longest Chain" data is insignificant. Questions and Answers: Q: I get an "out of memory" message when SPELL runs. Why does this happen, and what can I do about it? A: This happens when SPELL does not have enough memory to store all the words in the file "words.txt". If this happens, remove desk accessories (Atari 520ST Owner's Manual, p. 30) that take up a large amount of memory (especially ramdisks). Q: I already have a file similar to the "words.txt" file. Can I use this file instead? A: Many spelling correction programs come with a file containing the correct spellings of many words. If you have such a file, and it is an ordinary ASCII file (i.e. contains only printable characters), and has each word on a line of its own, you may use this file with SPELL. Just copy the file onto the disk containing the SPELL program, and make sure that it is named "words.txt". Q: Can I give copies of SPELL to other people? A: SPELL is a public domain program. This means that it can be copied and given to anyone. However, if you find this program useful, please send $5.00 to: Eric Bergman-Terrell Cadenza Software, Ltd. 1704 Imperial Ridge Las Cruces, NM 88001 USA Q: How can I get the source code for SPELL? A: SPELL is written in O.S.S. Personal Pascal. If you send $10.00 to the above address and request source code, you will be sent a disk containing the complete source code for the latest version of SPELL, as well as the executable program and user's guide. Additional Information: If you have a question about SPELL that is not answered by this user's guide, send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to the above address. If you are not in the U.S.A., please send the necessary international reply coupons (available in post offices throughout the world). Enjoy the program! /* *----------------------------------------------------------------------------- * toascii - Strip a file of all chars that are not printable * except CRLF. Expands tabs. *----------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * (c) Copyright 1986 by Daniel C. Brotherton All Rights Reserved * * May be used for any personal, nonprofit purpose. Commercial users or * anyone with questions/comments may contact me at: * GEnie D.BROTHERTON * Delphi LOBODAN * CIS 74746,3307 * * Written using Alcyon C v. 4.14 (updated version from Atari) * *----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ #include #include #define DEFTABS 8L long tabval = DEFTABS; main(argc, argv) int argc; char *argv[]; { long count, /* char # in line */ to_tab; /* spaces to next tab */ char c; /* input holder */ parse(argc, argv); while((c = getchar()) != EOF){ if (isprint(c)){ /* if printable, print */ putchar(c); count++; /* and add to total */ }else if (c == '\n'){ /* if CRLF put it out */ putchar('\n'); count = 0L; /* reset char counter */ }else if (c == '\t'){ /* if tab, expand it */ to_tab = tabval - (count % tabval); spaces((int)to_tab); count += to_tab; }else{ /* replace with blank */ putchar(' '); count++; /* and add to total */ } } out(); } /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Parse input and set control values *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ static VOID parse(argc, argv) #define MINTAB 01 #define MAXTAB 80 int argc; char *argv[]; { int i; if (argc < 1) return; /* no options selected */ for (i = 1; i < argc; ++i) { /* parse out switches */ if (argv[i][0] != '-') parse_er(argv[i]); switch (toupper(argv[i][1])) { case 'T': /* Set tab value */ tabval = atol(&argv[i][2]); if ((tabval < MINTAB) || (tabval > MAXTAB)) parse_er(argv[i]); break; default: /* Invalid entry */ parse_er(argv[i]); break; } } } /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Output error messages *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ static VOID parse_er(err_strg) char *err_strg; { puts("ERROR: invalid entry"); spaces(4); puts(err_strg); puts("Usage: toascii [-T#]"); puts(" -T = set tab value (default: 08)"); out(); } /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Program exit - call to here never returns *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ static VOID out() { exit(0); } /* *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Output specified number of spaces *--------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ static VOID spaces(i) int i; { int j; for (j = 0; j < i; ++j) putchar(' '); } Docs for TOASCII.C by Dan Brotherton Purpose: To strip (replace with blanks, actually) all nonprintable characters from an ascii text file. CR and LF are left in, and tabs are expanded. This program will remove the garbage at the end of a text file downloaded with XMODEM. It should also make any word processor file at least readable. ==================== Calling: TOASCII -t# f2.xxx Where # is the number of spaces used to replace a tab. Default is 8. Program reads stdin and writes stdout, so may be used in a pipe, or with IO redirection as shown. I normally use this with Micro C-Shell, but I would imagine other shells would also work. If you are using this from the desktop, make sure the program is named TOASCII.TTP, or is installed as a TOS takes parms program. The redirection shown above will then work from the TOS dialog box. If the output file already exists, the system will delete it. ==================== Note on tab expansion: I tested this with files created using Beckemeyer Development Tools ENTAB program. This program produces (as far as I can tell) the exact tab expansion that Beckemeyer's DETAB program comes up with. However, there seems to be a bug in his ENTAB program that places one too few tabs on a line that ends 1 character short of a tab setting. If you use his SHOW program on a file that has been ENTABed, you will see what I mean. ==================== One of these days I'll get around to modifying this mess to accept file names on the command line, and adding an option to replace control chars with the ^@ representation.......... If someone beats me to it, please let me know. 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Time: 10:36:56 am Uemail Uemail is an emacs-like full-screen editor for the Atari-ST computer equipped with a color monitor. It supports all of the major commands offered by microEmacs version 30, plus some extensions that make its interface closer to that used by GNU_EMACS. In fact, uemail is designed to work in tandem with GNU_EMACS on a remote computer. When the program is connected to the serial line, all of the function keys and the number pad keys send the same commands as they do from within uemail, and the defined keyboard macros (macros triggered by the accent grave key) are also sent accross the line. This allows you to set up special function key definition files and macro definition files to use with a remote emacs. In addition to the emacs editing commands, uemail has a complete terminal connect mode which supports kermit protocol for 7-bit transfers between two computers. This ability allows the editor to work with text from a remote system and to transfer it back to that system when done. For remotes that do not support the kermit protocol there are log and transfer commands which use the ST's flow control (settable from within the terminal mode) to transfer text without dropping characters (provided that the remote supports one of the ST's handshaking protocols). For those who do not use the EMULATOR.ACC desk accessory, uemail will set the baud rate while in connect mode. At the beginning of the connect session, the baud rate defaults to 1200 bps, but it can be reset to 300, 9600, or 19200 bps. When uemail exits from terminal mode, it saves the terminal screen. When it returns to terminal mode, it rewrites that screen placing the cursor at its previous position. For the text editor programmer, uemail has a built-in write macro command which translates uemail keyboard macros into C source code, allowing quick prototyping of new functions to be added to the program. Additional macro commands store, save, and recover keyboard macros in their keycode form, allowing the user to design macro files by simply recording keystrokes for functions. For programmers uemail provides a basic `cc' command designed to drive the Alcyon C compiler and the DRI linker/loader. The files shell.c and emcc.c contain the code for cc and for the shell command, which let you run TOS applications from within the editor. The cc command expects for drive M: to be a temporary ram disk and drive E: to contain source. These assumptions are hardwired into the source. However, if the file cc.ini exists on the default drive when uemail starts up, the program will read that file and install its values for the source, include, temporary, symbols, and compiler directories. Alternatively, the user can load a command file after the editor has started. The following is a sample cc.ini file: /* cc.ini file for cc.ttp and uemail.ttp */ source=e:\ /* C, lnk, and 68K files */ include=d:\stdlib.h\ /* headers */ temp=m:\ /* temporary files, o files, and final prg */ symb=c:\bin\ /* as68symb.dat */ bin=c:\bin\ /* compilers, assembler, linker, and loader */ tdrive=m /* temp drive drive designation */ home=c:\uemail\ /* where it all began */ root=c:\ /* boot directory */ assembly=d:\assembly.s\ /* assembly sources */ etc=c:\util\ /* utility programs */ comm=c:\comm\ /* communications */ shell=c:\util\pcommand.prg /* shell program */ syslib=c:\bin\ /* library directory */ lnkfile=xemacs /* filename of link command file */ float= /* flag for floating point -f, -e or nil*/ dolink=1 /* if 1, call linker after compiling file[s] */ delete=1 /* delete I, S, 68K files? 1==YES */ /* function key bindings for uemail.ttp */ F1=setmark /* sets the mark */ F2=listbuffers /* lists current buffers */ F3=filename /* change current filename */ F4=writeregion /* write text between point and mark to file */ F5=fileinsert /* insert file at point */ F6=fileread /* read file into current buffer */ F7=filevisit /* visit (find) a file */ F8=filewrite /* write out buffer to named file */ F9=filesave /* save current buffer if changed */ F10=quickexit /* save all changed buffers and exit */ /* Number pad bindings for uemail.ttp */ N(=backword /* backward word */ N)=forwword /* forward word */ N/=grtw /* globally remove trailing whitespace */ N*=retversion /* return current version to message line */ N7=gotobol /* goto beginning of line */ N8=gotoeol /* goto end of line */ N9=unkncom /* unknown command */ N-=pageback /* back by one text page (60 lines default) */ N4=backsent /* goto beginning of sentence */ N5=forwsent /* goto end of sentence */ N6=unkncom /* unknown */ N+=pageforw /* forward by one text page */ N1=gotbop /* goto beginning of paragraph (blank line) */ N2=goteop /* goto end of paragraph (blank line) */ N3=unkncom /* unknown */ N.=forwdel /* delete character under cursor */ NENTER=indent /* newline and indent */ The cc.ini file is read at startup, but the values can be changed after initialization using the commfil command (CTLX-CTRL-E). Each line must be formatted as above. The word before the equal sign is the `alias' name used by the program, and the line to the left of the equal sign is the actual path name assigned to the aliased variable. There can be no embedded blanks or tabs in a name or alias, but comments may appear on any line as long as there is at least one space or tab character between the end of the path and the beginning of the comment. No special comment characters are necessary although using standard comment markers like those above help to make the comments more readable. The order of definitions is unimportant, and blank or extra lines are ignored as are aliasses for which there are no internal matches to be found (this is what allows both the cc.prg and uemail to use the same startup file without problems). Typing `cc' after issuing the shell command (CTRL-C) and the filename at the command line prompt invokes the compiler. To compile the file e:test.c, you simply type test at the command line prompt. The output file will be on drive M:. If the variable dolink equals 1, then the linker will be loaded and told to get its command from the file defined by linkfile. (The linkfile must be on the source directory and must have an .LNK extent; additionally, because the link68 program cannot handle filenames longer than 13 letters, including the path and drive, your filename plus source directory should be no more than 9 characters long.) The set path command and all the file commands also use the alias table. If at the command's prompt you type a line which begins with a `~', these commands look up the word after the ~ and test it against the known aliases. If the word match matches a known alias, the string associated with that alias is copied into the filename. Thus if "temp=c:\files\temp" is in the cc.ini file at startup, typing the read file command ^X^R and asking for the file ~temp\test.i will read in the file c:\files\temp\test.i (note that the `\' character is necessary, and the `~' must be the first character on the line). Uemail also supports writers. In addition to the useful macro function, uemail provides sentence, paragraph, and page movement commands. It provides two punctuation movement commands, forward to next punctation and backward to previous puntuation, useful for moving to the next comma or quotation mark in a text. Uemail extends the usual microemacs on-screen editing features, adding an indent column with the ability to define an indent prefix. Unlike other versions of microemacs, uemail's fill paragraph command leaves the cursor inside the paragraph in the same spot where it was when the command was issued. There are line-based commands for formatting texts. The flushleft, flushright, center, transpose words, and globally delete trailing whitespace all deal with text appearance. The indent subsequent newline same as this lets you open a line underneath the present line with the same indentation without having to be at the end of the present line. The drop line and indent command works similarly but inserts the new line above the present line. Both of these functions are not only useful for formatting text, but also for indenting program code. Uemail provides a rudimentary interface for a spelling checker. If your spelling checker uses the standard spell correction mark (0x93), the program will search for that character in your file when you type the go spell command (CTLX-S), placing your cursor at the beginning of the word to correct. The program has a word count function which reports the average size of words in a buffer. This function reports the length of your buffer in letters and characters. It uses the letter total to determine averages. This leads to a more accurate average than methods which divide the total number of characters in a buffer by the total number of words. Uemail can print buffers with page numbers, two header lines, and single or double spacing. The page size is settable, and the internal code automatically sets up any Diablo/Xerox compatible printer for standard 12 pitch type. The program can print while editing (as long as there is keyboard activity), and if you try to exit while printing, uemail will ask whether you want to exit for sure. Unlike most microEmacsen, uemail follows the GNU_EMACS convention of writing all `dirty' buffers when exitting. If a normal exit is chosen (CTLX-CTRL-C) and no argument is given, the program asks the user whether individual modified files should be saved. The quick exit command (CTRL-Z) saves every modified buffer without asking. The ST is prone to BUS and address errors, uemail tries to protect the user from these by intercepting the vectors associated with these exceptions. When the code signals an error, the program gives you the opportunity to save your files before restoring the system and exiting. This can avoid a lot of frustration. The following list of commands is arranged according to category. The column marked KEY shows the keystrokes bound to the command. The column marked COMMAND gives the internal name of the command that uemail uses. And the DESCRIPTION gives a brief explanation of what the command does. In the chart, the ^ character in front of a letter means that letter is a control character; ESC is the escape key, and ` is the accent grave. Any ESC sequence that uses a simple alphabetic key as the second argument is reachable using the ALT key while typing the alpha key. For example both ESC-F and ALT-F move forward one word. The difference between the two options is that the ESC version requires typing two keys, while the ALT version requires one "shifted" keystroke. Some of the commands below react differently depending upon whether the function is passed a numeric argument. Numeric arguments are used most often to cause commands to repeat a set number of times. There are two ways to signify an argument to a function. Each method requires typing a repeat command before typing the function. The two repeat commands are CTRL-U and the ESC key followed by any digit or by the negative sign. CTRL-U is called the universal prefix and always defaults to four repeats. Typing CTRL-U repeatedly multiplies the repeat count. The count echos to the message line. Typing ESC followed by a number does essentially the same thing but allows you to choose the number directly. For example: ESC-2 followed by CTRL-K deletes two full lines forward, which is equivalent to deleting a line and the trailing newline. Some commands look for zero arguments to change their normal actions. For example: CTLX-D is the set path command; however, when it is prefaced with ESC-0 or CTRL-U-0, it returns the current default drive and path to the message line. The showtime command is similar. If it is called normally, without an argument, or if it is called with a zero or negative argument, it writes the current time to the message line. If it is called with a possitive argument less than 1000 (a special case), it writes the time into the document at the current position. The 1000 value is used by the kermit section to write to the message line. Since the kermit section must use a different message writing scheme from that used by the editor. Commands for Uemail =================== KEY (lower case OK) COMMAND DESCRIPTION -------------------------------------------------------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS UTILITIES ESC-~ clearflag(); /* Clear changed buffer flag */ ^X-~ or ^C shell(); /* run a child process or cc */ ^Q quote(); /* Insert literal */ ^G ctrlg(); /* Abort out of things */ ^X-^C quit(); /* Quit prompt to save files */ ^Z quickexit(); /* low keystroke style exit and save.*/ ^X-= showcpos(); /* Show the cursor position */ ^X-W wc(); /* word and line count of buffer */ ^X-* retversion(); /* version date */ ^X-M setmode(); /* set a mode for a buffer */ ^X-^T showtime(); /* tell the time or insert in buffer */ ESC-M sglmode(); /* set global mode */ ESC-X mdoncom(); /* do named command */ ESC-@ rettpa(); /* show available memory and usage */ ESC-^N enumerate(); /* start or incr. counter variable */ Lots-o-keys unkncom(); /* unknown command BEEP */ FILE OPERATIONS ^X-^E commfill(); /* Read a cc.ini command file */ ^X-I fileinsert(); /* Insert existing file at point*/ ^X-^R fileread(); /* Get a file, into existing buf*/ ^X-^V filevisit(); /* Get a file, new buffer */ ^X-^W filewrite(); /* Write a file */ ^X-^S filesave(); /* Save current file */ ^X-^F filename(); /* Change file name */ ^X-D setpath(); /* set path if arg=0 get path */ CURSOR MOVEMENT ^A gotobol(); /* Move to start of line or prev*/ ^E gotoeol(); /* Move to end of line or next */ ^B backchar(); /* Move backward by characters */ ^F forwchar(); /* Move forward by characters */ ^P backline(); /* Move backward by lines */ ^N forwline(); /* Move forward by lines */ ESC-V backpage(); /* Move backward by screens */ ^V forwpage(); /* Move forward by screens */ ESC-B or ESC-^B backword(); /* Backup by words */ ESC-F or ESC-^F forwword(); /* Advance by words */ ESC-N goteop(); /* goto end of paragraph */ ESC-P gotbop(); /* goto beginning of paragraph */ ^X-< btopunct(); /* move backward to last punctuation */ ^X-> ftopunct(); /* move forward to next punctuation */ ESC-A backsent(); /* backward to beginning of sentence */ ESC-E forwsent(); /* forward to end of sentence */ ESC-, or ESC-< gotobob(); /* Move to start of buffer */ ESC-. or ESC-> gotoeob(); /* Move to end of buffer */ ESC-G goline(); /* goto line in text (use arg) */ ^@ or ESC-SP setmark(); /* Set mark */ ^X-^X swapmark(); /* Swap "." and mark */ DOCUMENT FORMATTING ^X-# setpage(); /* set page size from arg */ ^X-! paginate(); /* insert '\f' every page */ ^X-+ pageforw(); /* move forward set page length */ ^X-- (dash) pageback(); /* move back set page length */ ^X-TAB print(); /* print buffer with heading */ ^X-F setfillcol(); /* Set fill column. */ ESC-Q fillpar(); /* fill paragraph to fill column */ ^X-. setindcol(); /* Set indent column or prefix */ ^T twiddle(); /* Twiddle characters */ ESC-T twaddle(); /* transpaose two words in place */ TAB tab(); /* Insert tab */ RETURN newline(); /* Insert CR-LF */ ^J indent(); /* Insert CR-LF, then indent */ ^O openline(); /* Open up a blank line */ ^X-^O deblank(); /* Delete blank lines */ ESC-O mdropln(); /* drop current line and move up*/ ESC-J mindnl(); /* indent subsequent NL same as this */ ESC-\ mdelind(); /* delete beginning line indentation */ ESC-^R mrflush(); /* flush right current line */ ESC-^C mcenter(); /* center current line */ ^X-\ grtw(); /* remove trailing white space */ ESC-^O clowsp(); /* close up intervening white space */ ESC-^P tglcase(); /* toggle case of letter at point */ BUFFERS AND WINDOWS ^X-^B listbuffers(); /* Display list of buffers */ ^X-B usebuffer(); /* Switch a window to a buffer */ ^X-K killbuffer(); /* Make a buffer go away. */ ESC-! 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The latter is intended to contain wordforms that are used frequently in a particular text but are not worth including in the dictionary or glossary; it may also serve as a temporary holding place for words that you later wish to incorporate in the dictionary or glossary. WDICT.DAT must be available for the program to run but the other word lists are non-essential. Word lists may be created or supplemented using WDLIST.PRG. Wordforms which WDSPELL fails to recognize are listed alphabetically in a file named after the text file and having the extension 'WDS'. Misspelt words will need to be corrected by hand using an editor or wordprocessor, but any future version of WDSPELL will probably incorporate a search and correct facility. WDSPELL was originally written to check the spelling of a 95,000 word doctoral thesis written with FinalWord, which uses Ascii files, but it will also work correctly with FirstWord files and possibly with non-Ascii files of other wordprocessors. It uses a hashing technique to sort words and is therefore reasonably fast. The main limitation at present is that the dictionary currently contains something in the region of 6000 words and therefore fails to recognize a large number of fairly common words, but new words can easily be added. Note incidentally that words such as 'realize' and 'recognize' are spelt with 'z' in the dictionary (this is the preferred spelling of the Oxford English Dictionary); if you wish to use 's' you will have to add such spellings yourself. [In case anyone is interested in extending the dictionary to a more useful size (15000+ words), and making this publicly available, the following guidelines are suggested: 1) Use British rather than American spellings (unless you are producing an American dictionary.) 2) Use '-ize' in preference to '-ise', or consistently enter both spellings if you have a strong personal preference for '-ise'. 3) Omit technical vocabulary which can be included in specialized glossaries of technical words. 4) Exclude all proper names. 5) Try to avoid incorporating incorrect spellings. The obvious way to increase the present dictionary size would be to run WDSPELL over a number of large text files, and edit the lists of unrecognized words before incorporating them into the dictionary using WDLIST.] * NB WDSPELL does not distinguish between upper and lower case, since it needs to be able to recognize 'and' and 'And' as instances of the same word. All unrecognized words, including proper names, will be listed in lower case forms. You should also note that WDSPELL treats hyphens (and other punctuation) as word boundaries, so you may get some curious unrecognized forms if you use hyphens at line ends; for examp- le the word broken at the end of the last line will be read as 'examp' followed by 'le'. WDLIST.PRG This program may be used to supplement or create word lists for use by wdspell.prg; type RETURN after 'Listfile: ' if you are creating a new list. The words which you wish to include in a list should be placed in a file whose name should be entered after 'File to merge: ' when the program is run. This list need not be in alphabetical order, and any duplicate forms are automatically eradicated. No more than 1000 words (approx) may be added at a time. The program normally abbreviates wordforms to save disk space and speed up spell checking. However, it is possible to disable this process in order to produce a list in readable form (which may then be edited using a wordprocessor or editor). In this case you should enter 'y' after 'Disable file abbreviation? '; hit RETURN (or any other key) if you do not wish to disable the abbreviation procedure. If you wish to produce an unabbreviated list without adding any words from a second file you should press RETURN after 'File to merge: '. ***** NB It is not advisable to add words using a wordprocessor or editor, since a word inserted in incorrect sequence will destroy the effectiveness of the list you are editing. However, words may safely be deleted from a list in this way. If you wish to write the merged list to the file you have specified as your listfile you may press RETURN after the 'File to write: ' prompt. 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These are great for typing letters, reports, etc. but, what do you do if you have to, or just would rather, type entries on a pre-printed form (i.e. an order form or employment application) and you don't own a typewriter? Magnum Software has come up with an answer to this problem. This program is simply, and appropriately, named 'ST Typewriter'. The version you have received in this compressed file is a 'working' demo. It will work a little like a typewriter, allowing you to print each character as you type. It has only been tested with an **Epson type printer, so it may not work with other printers. =============================================================================== HINTS =============================================================================== - SPACE works, so dont let it fool you. The print head will move the number of spaces you typed, after you type another character. The character will then be printed. - BACKSPACE works the same as SPACE except backwards. - TAB does not work in this version. The registered version will allow you to set the number of spaces per TAB. - CONTROL-Z exits out of typing mode. =============================================================================== REGISTERED VERSION will include: * Built-in word processor * User defined TAB * Next character location indicator * Current line on screen * Better response in Typewriter mode * Printer drivers for more printers * And many more features... ================================================================================== You may copy and distribute this version of ST Typewriter so long as this file is included and both files and intact and unchanged. It may NOT be sold by ANYONE. (NOTE: Users groups may include it in their public domain library.) MAGNUM SOFTWARE MAKES NO WARRANTY, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE FITNESS OF THIS PROGRAM FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE. THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU. SHOULD THE PROGRAM PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU (AND NOT MAGNUM SOFTWARE) ASSUME THE ENTIRE COST OF ALL NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR OR CORRECTION. MAGNUM SOFTWARE DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SOFTWARE WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS OR THAT THE OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR FREE. ** 'Epson' is a trademark of Epson America, Inc.