Spellchecker?

*debro* · 26-04-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arachne

Yeah, a forum I used to post on had a spelling corrector...and my spelling's OK, but my typing is not, so I make very good use of the Edit button, hence my sig

Why not just destroy the universe & recreate it with your spelling as the correct spelling?

*jm1647* · 02-05-2006

From the IEspell site

Latest News
ieSpell v2.2.0 (build 647) released! 27/03/2006
Firstly, apologies for the long delay in the releases. The team has been working hard on a port to Mozilla based browsers as well as more advanced features such as "Check-as-you-type". Unfortunately, both projects are not ready for public consumption hence this is considered an interim bug-fix cum minor new features update. Some of the more significant fixes and new features are:

NEW - Multi-language support! The core application has been revamped to support localization. i.e. Not only will you be able to spell check in other languages, the UI itself will displayed in that language. We will be releasing language packs for the various European languages shortly. (starting with French)
NEW - Users now have the option to choose their preferred online reference dictionary to check the meaning of an unknown word.
NEW - Users can add on their own online reference dictionaries to the list provided.
NEW - Users can choose to show or hide the ieSpell items in the browser's right click context menu. (This feature is especially useful for users with multiple logon accounts on a PC as the default install only sets up the right click options for the windows account that performed the install.)
NEW - Users now have the option to remove all the custom dictionaries during the uninstall process.

*haveacigar* · 02-05-2006

if you use fire fox you can use this plugin http://exchangecode.com/spellbound/spellbound-dev.xpi

*braynes* · 02-05-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Belvedere

Me like to propose signatures should be no less than three lines. Me you thank.

There you go,all gone.
Bruce

02-05-2006	#27
jm1647 MyCE Resident Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 1,629	Re: Help with spelling From the IEspell site Latest News ieSpell v2.2.0 (build 647) released! 27/03/2006 Firstly, apologies for the long delay in the releases. The team has been working hard on a port to Mozilla based browsers as well as more advanced features such as "Check-as-you-type". Unfortunately, both projects are not ready for public consumption hence this is considered an interim bug-fix cum minor new features update. Some of the more significant fixes and new features are: NEW - Multi-language support! The core application has been revamped to support localization. i.e. Not only will you be able to spell check in other languages, the UI itself will displayed in that language. We will be releasing language packs for the various European languages shortly. (starting with French) NEW - Users now have the option to choose their preferred online reference dictionary to check the meaning of an unknown word. NEW - Users can add on their own online reference dictionaries to the list provided. NEW - Users can choose to show or hide the ieSpell items in the browser's right click context menu. (This feature is especially useful for users with multiple logon accounts on a PC as the default install only sets up the right click options for the windows account that performed the install.) NEW - Users now have the option to remove all the custom dictionaries during the uninstall process. __________________ Not registered - Go register to use the forums to their fullest Click here

02-05-2006	#28
haveacigar CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: UK Posts: 2,089	Re: Spellchecker? if you use fire fox you can use this plugin http://exchangecode.com/spellbound/spellbound-dev.xpi __________________ The answer to your question is here http://www.alanmonger.co.uk

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