> If the ".dom" file has the following entries in this particular order:
> Bed = Bedford, BED, BEDF
> Bedx = BedfordCity, BEDX
> When I enter BEDFORDCITY or BEDFORD, the mult comes out as Bed in both
> cases.
>
> If the ".dom" file has the following entries in this order:
> Bedx = BedfordCity, BEDX
> Bed = Bedford, BED, BEDF
> When I enter BEDFORDCITY or BEDFORD, the mult comes out as Bedx in both
> cases.
>
> The only why I can explain this is that the compare length in the lookup
> algorithm uses the shorter length, whether it is from what was entered or
> what's in the .dom file. I believe that the compare length shud be the
> length of what was entered, for the first pass. Then, if you get no hits,
> knock the last character off of what was entered for the next pass, but
> still use the length of what was entered (less one).
>
> Is there something I'm missing?
Entries in the domestic lookup table are six characters maximum
in length. Thererfore, BedfordCity = Bedford = Bedfor.
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