---OL'JED------------------------------
-- Translates text typed at the console or piped in from a file
-- into "mountain-speak."

  Usage:
    OL'JED[.EXE] [/W]

  Where:
     /W        Dumps currently recognized keyword data and exits.

  Notes:
     Of redirecting and piping:   Ol'Jed is really just a text
     filter.  That is, it (he) accepts input from STDIN,
     parses for keywords, and passes the output on to STDOUT.
     That means you can control where the text comes from and
     goes to. For example, to feed Ol'Jed the text contained in
     EXAMPLE.TXT and have him spit it back out to EXAMPLE.JED,
     you would type:
     
           OL'JED < EXAMPLE.TXT > EXAMPLE.JED
     
     If you don't specify a file for input, Ol'Jed will use the
     keyboard for input, instead.  That means that the command:

           OL'JED > KEYBOARD.TXT

     ...would accept everything you type, convert it, and output
     to the file KEYBOARD.TXT.  Conversely, if you supply an input
     file but not and output, Ol'Jed wil just print everything to
     the screen by default:

           OL'JED < EXAMPLE.TXT

     And finally, if you'd like to search the output for a specific
     phrase, such as "moo juice", just use the FIND program supplied
     with DOS and Windows 95:

           OL'JED < EXAMPLE.TXT | FIND "moo juice"

     Good luck and happy JEDding!


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--
Enjoy the program.  Questions, comments, monetary-type donations,
etc. can be directed to:

                 bjslone@netscape.net

or snail-mail to:

                 Brett J. Slone
                 PO Box 27
                 Garner, KY  41817

Thanks!

Copyright (C)1997 Brett J. Slone.
The program is freely distributable as long as this document is kept with
it.
