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colour
labelled
centre/center
maximize/maximise
analyse
This shows that we could agree on labelled, center, maximize, and only
need to quarrel about color/colour and analyze/analyse. (This is my own personal
style,
where I settle for "colour" and "analyse".)
(Consider the origin of this word. The Latin is "color, coloris", so that
"color" is indeed the true original word. The English "colour" comes from the
French "couleur". The same applies to "honour/honor". More interesting is
*
US
*|US
US
*|US
*|UK
UK
*|UK
UK
US
*|US
(always active)
(only for US TeX files)
(for all but US TeX files)
(only for US TeX files)
(for all but US TeX files)
(for all but UK TeX files)
(only for UK TeX files)
(for all but UK TeX files)
(only for UK TeX files)
(only for US TeX files)
(for all but US TeX files)
In fact, my situation is more complex because I also have submodes DE and NEU
for German texts, old and new spelling rules.
To simplify the installation for you, I provide WinEdt macros:
eng_dic.edt
For the above setup, liberal British as default
eng_US.edt
For US as default
eng_UK.edt
For UK as default
Place the contents of english.zip into %B\dict\eng where %B is the directory
where winedt.exe is found. Then select Macros|Execute Macro... from the tool
bar, running one of the above .edt files.
will load the standard set of modes with :US and :UK
you have any customize modes of your own, do not do
submodes by hand and then load the appropriate
Options|Dictionaries Right mouse button Load from...