Spell checking files for documents about AutoCAD

In my line of work, I need my desktop publishing and word processing software to recognize command and system variable names used by AutoCAD. This morning I put together all of them from AutoCAD 2014 into a single zip file, which you can download from here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/28941239/AutoCAD-Cmd-Names.zip

The zip file contains the following text files (plain ASCII text, all lower case), which you can import into your document production software's spell checker. Note that I separated the command names into categories, in case you don't want to import them all:

• AutoCAD-2014-commandNames.txt
• AutoCAD-2014-Express-Commands.txt 
• AutoCAD-2014-ObosoleteCommands.txt
• AutoCAD-2014-undocumentedcommandNames.txt
• AutoCAD-2014-sysvars.txt 

In total, there are 1,867 command and system variable names. (I take no blame, naturally, for omissions. commissions, and missplelings.)

To import the words into InDesign, follow these steps:

1. Unzip the AutoCAD-Cmd-Names.zip file.
2. In InDesign, go to the Edit menu, and then choose Spelling.
3. In the Spelling submenu, choose Dictionary.
4. In the Dictionary dialog box, click Import.
5. In the Import dialog box, navigate to the folder holding the .txt file, and then choose one.
6. Click Import, and then repeat steps 4-5 for the remaining files

 I trust this will be useful to you.