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+/*
+	A dummy source file for documenting the library.
+	Sirtaj Singh Kang <taj@kde.org>
+	$Id$
+	Distributed under the LGPL.
+*/
+
+/**
+* @mainpage The KDE User Interface library
+*
+* This library provides standard user interface elements for use in
+* KDE applications. If your KDE application has a GUI, you will almost
+* certainly link to libkdeui.
+*
+* Most applications with single or multiple toplevel widgets
+* should use the KMainWindow class in this library, which
+* automatically provides features like session management and simplified
+* toolbar/menubar/statusbar creation.
+*
+* A spell-checker library is also provided.
+* KSpell offers easy access to International ISpell or ASpell
+*  (at the user's option) as well as a spell-checker GUI
+*  ("Add", "Replace", etc.).
+*
+* You can use KSpell to
+*  automatically spell-check an ASCII file as well as to implement
+*  online spell-checking and to spell-check proprietary format and
+*  marked up (e.g. HTML, TeX) documents.  The relevant methods for
+*  these three procedures are check(), checkWord(), and
+* checkList(), respectively.
+*
+* KSpellConfig holds configuration information about KSpell as well
+*  as acting as an options-setting dialog.
+*
+* KSpell usually works asynchronously. If you do not need that, you should
+* simply use KSpell::modalCheck(). It won't return until the
+* passed string is processed or the spell checking canceled.
+* During modal spell checking your GUI is still repainted, but the user may
+* only interact with the KSpell dialog.
+*
+* @see KSpell, KSpellConfig
+*/
+