Setting Up Spellchecking in Vim

These are short instructions for setting up the Vim or Gvim editor to do spellchecking. A Unix-type shell is assumed.

Create a subdirectory of your .vim directory to hold the local dictionary of new words:
```
mkdir -p ~/.vim/spell
```
Add the following lines to your ~/.vimrc file. Change the en parts if you are spellchecking some language other than English:
```
set spelllang=en
set spellfile=$HOME/.vim/spell/en.utf-8.add
```

After these steps Vim is set up for spellchecking. Open a text file in Vim. Now these commands are available:

Command	Action
`:setlocal spell`	Turn on spellchecking.
`:set nospell`	Turn off spellchecking.
`]s`	Goto next misspelled word.
`[s`	Goto previous misspelled word.
`zg`	Add the current “good” word to your local dictionary.
`z=`	Suggest spellings (choose a number or hit enter for none).
`zw`	Mark the current word as wrong.
`zug`	Remove the current word from your local dictionary.

The misspelled words should be highlighted when spellchecking is turned on.

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