Any or all of the programmes of the present suite can be started from the programme manager of Windows and still have enough memory for the processing of large files at their disposal. Apart from this change in organization, most of the programmes of the Lexa suite have been thoroughly revised. If you compare for instance the previous version of Lexa Context, the programme for finding syntactic contexts, with the current one then this will be immediately obvious. A full description of all additions is given in the update documentation below. This consists of sections on the programmes which have been enhanced.
Users can hopefully recognize at a glance what new options are available.
Once again it is a pleasure for me to acknowledge the assistance and encouragement which I have received from the Norwegian Computing Centre for the Humanities which has been kind enough to publish this documentation and distribute the software. In particular my thanks go to Knut Hofland at the Computing Centre who has always been helpful and patient during the realization of this project. Co-existence with Windows. The new version of Lexa works effortlessly together with Windows. Programmes can be nested one within the other without the slightest difficulty.