Doubleline:

"Doublien" is a computer program that automatically attaches to Microsoft Word, designed by Alan Mole. It converts normal spelling to "Soundspel" at the click of the "DL"button in the tool bar. The normal spelling is on the top line with "Soundspel" on the bottom. It allows the student to read the top line dropping to the pronunciation line when necessary.

Caution: Do not download if you have macros added to Outlook. It will destroy them.

Choose Open or Run (not Save) when asked. Say Yes to everything else. Open Word. Type as many lines of text as you wish. When typing is finished click DL. Wait a few seconds. Your text will appear in DoubleLine and may be printed out in the usual way. To remove the program and icon click Tools, Macros, and in the window that appears click Uninstall DL.

• •Open Word.
• •Click Tools.
• •On the dropdown menu click Macros.
• •Click Security.
• •Set Security to Medium.
• •Close Word and reopen this page.
• •Downloading will insert a yellow DL icon on your Word toolbar.

SoundSpel: A yellow S also appears on your toolbar. Clicking it makes text appear in SoundSpel, in a solid block below your original.

To remove it click Tools, Macros, Uninstall SoundSpel.