> Date: Sat, 29 Jul 2006 20:57:36 +0200
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Cc: [email protected], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> there is no words-file at my windows xp system and with this little info 
> about it you gave i have no chance to find it with google (search words: 
> linux words or similiar gave no usefull results).

As I already told you, you need to find a Unix or GNU/Linux
workstation (any such workstation will do), and find on it a file
named `words'.  The possible places for it are listed in ispell.el
where it initializes the value of ispell-alternate-dictionary.

I really cannot tell anything else, since I don't know where to find
this file except on a Unix box.  That is how I got my copy.

> 1) first of all:  is there no common specified way (f.g. anywhere in the 
> emacs manual or emacs faq or wiki or ...) for windows users configuring emacs 
> for spell-checking and word completion. i didn't find it.

I think spell-checking should work for you.  Word completion is a
different features (and a minor one at that, IMO), and it needs the
`words' file to work.


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