Hi,
Maybe it's here and I don't know how to use it but a spell checker would be nice.
Thanks,
Al.
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Hi,
Maybe it's here and I don't know how to use it but a spell checker would be nice.
Thanks,
Al.
You can do it with the help of Word.
Code:Dim Doc As Object
Set Doc = CreateObject("Word.Application")
Doc.Visible = False
Doc.Documents.Add
Doc.Selection.Text = Text1.Text
Doc.ActiveDocument.CheckSpelling
Text1.Text = Doc.Selection.Text
Doc.ActiveDocument.Close SaveChanges = wdDoNotSaveChanges
Doc.Quit
Set Doc = Nothing
I think Al Smith meant more "vb-world related" spell checker. It would be a nice addition, but the [ code ] tags would have to be excluded (and [ quote ] probably too)
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Wi du u kned 2 lurn 2 spel? Its rilly eezy. Juzt tipe wot u lik. I do it al d thyme.
Assuming is absurd...
No nned <heh> to paraphrase, people can do it for themselves...
You must learn to spell, because VB code doesn't work when it's spelled wrong.Quote:
Originally posted by V(ery) Basic
Wi du u kned 2 lurn 2 spel? Its rilly eezy. Juzt tipe wot u lik. I do it al d thyme.
Well, the reserved words anyway...Quote:
Originally posted by oetje
You must learn to spell, because VB code doesn't work when it's spelled wrong.Quote:
Originally posted by V(ery) Basic
Wi du u kned 2 lurn 2 spel? Its rilly eezy. Juzt tipe wot u lik. I do it al d thyme.
Spell Checker is probably hard as hell to make, thorugh any kind of coding, whether it be through VB, JavaScript, ASP, PHP, etc. Plus, VB-World doesn't need one, really. It is consisted of smart people, and people with good questions, and an edit page and a preview button. Mistakes are made, sometimes I spell words wrong and I don't even realize it. As long as the other person understand, it's all good :).
Mistake: understand
Fix: understands
I made a mistake!