FOGINDEX.COM - written in PLI by Les Bell, 11/04/82
		     - compiled by George Blat, 6/17/84

	Calculates the 'Fog Index' developed by the Gunning-Mueller	
	Clear Writing Institute.  The fog index is roughly equal to	
	the number of years of (US) schooling required to read a	
	piece of writing.  The fog index is the average sentence length 
	plus the percentage of words having three or more syllables,	
	all multiplied by 0.4.

	To run, type FOGINDEX <filename>.

	FOGINDEX.COM is confused by some word processor files, such as	
	Spellbinder text files, which use unconventional carriage	
	returns.  In such cases, create a CPM version of your Spell-	 
	binder file with the following command sequence from the	 
	Spellbinder command line:

	     COMMAND:GD			       (to save your file)	
	     WRITE FILENAME>YOURFILE.EXT				

	     COMMAND:G			       (to recall your file)	
	     READ FILENAME>YOURFILE.EXT					

	     COMMAND:GD			       (to create CP/M file)	
	     WRITE FILENAME>FOGTEST.TXT/1/2    (NOTICE "/1/2")		



	 Then return to the operating system and give the command:

	     A>FOGINDEX FOGTEST.TXT					



	 Or from Spellbinder give the command:

	     COMMAND:C/FOGINDEX FOGTEST.TXT



	 FOGINDEX.COM will respond with a report something like this,	
	 which is FOGINDEX's analysis of FOGINDEX.DOC:                  


	 Fog Index Calculator, Rev 1.2

	 Number of sentences  =	    17
	 Number of lines      =	    58
	 Number of words      =	   205
	 Number of characters =	  1481

	 Fog Index =	 5.21
	 End of Execution