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podspell

podspell(1)															       podspell(1)

NAME

       podspell - a formatter for spell checking Pod(Plain Old Documentation format)

SYNTAX

       podspell <filename.pm>

DESCRIPTION

       podspell is an implementation of Pod::Spell(3pm); it is a Pod formatter whose output is good for spell checking.

       podspell  could	be  use to pipe an output to spell(1) or ispell(1), or can be use to redirect the output to a file (ej.  > temp.txt ), and
       then open the text file in your word processor for spell-checking.

       podspell is provided by Pod::Spell Module package.

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SEE ALSO

       Pod::Spell(3pm)

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