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		SpellCheck - by Mike Cardeiro | mcardeiro@yahoo.com
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	This script stems from my horrible spelling and frustration from one too many
	projects coming back because of spelling mistakes.

	To use this script, place the contents of this folder into the 
	"\Support Files\Scripts" folder of your after effects program folder, then, while 
	in After Effects, choose file->run script->spellCheck.jsx while working on a 
	composition you want to spell check.

	I am NOT a professional coder so please use at your own risk, and let me know
	what bugs you find, my email is at the top.

	I use a PC so I have no idea how/if this will run on a mac

	A word suggestion function has been added. You need to be connected to the internet to 
	use this feature and have your preferences set to allow scripts to acces the network

	any updates will be found at http://michaelcardeiro.com/aeScripts/spellCheck/
	there is an option to have the script check for updates if available, The default 
	is to not check, to enable this feature check the box that appears in the final report 
	after spellchecking is complete.  If selected the script will only search for updates
	if it has been more than 30 days since the last check.

	The script parses the composition being worked on and collects all the text layers 
	in it and text layers contained in any pre-comps.												
																
	Files used by spellcheck are contained in the directory "spellCheckFiles/" this
	directory should be in the same	directory as spellCheck.jsx.  If you want this 
	in a different location you need to change the PATH variable accordingly.														

	The dictionary is contained in a directory called "dictionary" which should be 
	in the "spellCheckFiles/" directory							
																
	the dictionary directory holds a directory for each letter in the alphabet.  
	within each of those directories are text files with a number as its name.  
	the files contain all words that are that length starting with that letter.  
	for example "dictionary/a/3.txt" would contain ant, are, aim and so on.					
																	
	a script called buildDictionary.jsx is located in the "spellCheckFiles/" 
	directory  will build a new dictionary structure using a master list provided 
	by you the master list needs to contain a single word on each line...make sure 
	to remove the old dictionary directory before building a new one.		