Wait, the user wants each word replaced with three options, but how about hyphenated words? Like "file management system" is three words. The user might want each individual word replaced. Let me confirm. The example given by the user might not have shown that, but the instruction is "alter each word with 3 options as word2". So each word, regardless of part of speech, unless it's a proper noun. So, for example, in the first sentence: "Manjr is a file management system designed to help you efficiently manage your digital library."
So, for "file": folder, "management": administration, "system": tool. adat tfyl dawnlwd manjr 30 ywm
But the user's example might not have that level of granularity. Wait, the user provided an example with "alter each word with 3 options as word3. No changes to proper nouns. Text only." So the idea is each word not a proper noun should be replaced with three alternatives in curly braces separated by |. So the entire text is converted into a template where every replaceable word is in options, and proper nouns remain as-is. Wait, the user wants each word replaced with
First sentence: "Manjr is a file management system designed to help you efficiently manage your digital library." Let me confirm