i00 spell check program

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Hi
yes !!! I have read the instructions and the all the posts in the forum where people have got it working in vb.net.

I have followed all the instructions but no avail ...

All I want is to spell check 1 text box in my app.

I am running win 7 with .net framework 4.0 and vs 2010

Would love to see an example which just does thsi and not include any other functionality ...

Anyone ?

Regards

KK

Posted 3-Dec-12 9:37am

KasukuK

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ZurdoDev 3-Dec-12 15:41pm

What doesn't work? What's the error?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Dec-12 17:17pm

What was the question? "Anyone?" Well, not a valid question.
Do you think that if you "followed the instructions but no avail", violating of the instruction will help you better? I wonder why...

Spell check is not so simple to cover in one short answer. And you make your question just not attractive to people, who would rather help someone else, more reasonable. Your "and not include any other functionality" is probably one of most repelling points, by the way.

Thank you for understanding of this little issue.
--SA

KasukuK 4-Dec-12 4:41am

I should have pharased the question better.

Didn't mean to offend anyone.

I understand that it is not easy to answer the question.
What I meant by not any other functionality was that at the time I was only looking to implement spell checking.

I did follow the instructions and could not get it to work.
so I was wondering if anyone was having the same problem and hence posted the question.

Thanks for your patience

KK

Richard MacCutchan 4-Dec-12 4:43am

Unless you explain what you mean by could not get it to work we cannot begin to guess what your problem is. Please edit your question and provide full details of your problem.

KasukuK 4-Dec-12 5:59am

Thanks but have solved it

Richard MacCutchan 4-Dec-12 4:42am

The first thing you will need is a dictionary class that contains every word in your chosen language, spelled correctly.

KasukuK 4-Dec-12 6:00am

Hi Richard

Thanks that was the problem.
I was not loading the correct dictionary.

Much appreciated ...

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