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    Hello, everyone. Happy holidays. I'm just wrapping up an Anagram program to use when I play scrabble. I need all the help I can get when playing against my wife. :-) My question: I'm using an old Dic.txt file I got a couple years ago to reference in my program. Is there a formal site or program that takes a current dictionary and produces an updated text file? Bascially, how do programmers obtain current dictionary files to use in their programs today? I know I've seen some in DB and text file formats, but for now, I'm more interested in keeping in txt format. Any help in locating such a site/program would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Sincerely, Harold Kinser

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      Hello, everyone. Happy holidays. I'm just wrapping up an Anagram program to use when I play scrabble. I need all the help I can get when playing against my wife. :-) My question: I'm using an old Dic.txt file I got a couple years ago to reference in my program. Is there a formal site or program that takes a current dictionary and produces an updated text file? Bascially, how do programmers obtain current dictionary files to use in their programs today? I know I've seen some in DB and text file formats, but for now, I'm more interested in keeping in txt format. Any help in locating such a site/program would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Sincerely, Harold Kinser

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      hey this might help: http://www.codeproject.com/dll/A_Word_Game_Writer_s_DLL.asp the MFC demo as you'll see has many useful dics. (that is dictionaries) also (if you really want to beat your wife :P ) try this nice ready made anagrammer http://www.anagrammer.com/ hope they help and happy holidays to you aswell

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