The Tool menu offers useful tools you can apply when writing code.

Check Spelling

Check Spelling command checks the spelling in the current document. When you select the Check Spelling command, it opens a dialog box, which has the standard features of a Windows spell checker, such as:

• Ignore: The Ignore option ignores the current occurrence of the misspelled word.

• Ignore All: The Ignore All option ignores all occurrence of the misspelled word.

• Change: The Change option changes the current occurrence of the misspelled word.

• Change All: The Change All option changes all occurrences of the misspelled word.

• Add: The Add option adds the misspelled word to the TurboEditor dictionary.

• AutoCorrect: The AutoCorrect option adds the misspelled word to the list of autocorrected entries.

• Options: The Options button opens the Options dialog where you can select (or deselect) some spelling options.

• Undo Last: The Undo last button reverses the last changed misspelling.

• Suggest: The Suggest button will suggest corrections, if such are available.

• Cancel: The Cancel button closes the Spelling dialog.

Convert to DOS

Convert to DOS command converts text files to the DOS standard. This is necessary to do, if your files are according to the UNIX standard but they will be used in a DOS environment. DOS uses both a line feed and a carriage return character at the end of each line of a text file, while UNIX uses only a line feed character and there could be portability problems if you don’t convert your files.

Convert to UNIX

Convert to UNIX command converts text files to the UNIX standard. This is necessary to do, if your files are according to the DOS standard but they will be used in a UNIX environment. DOS uses both a line feed and a carriage return character at the end of each line of a text file, while UNIX uses only a line feed character and there could be portability problems if you don’t convert your files.