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    some one know where language processing forums?

    Hi all.

    did you know where is the language processing forums?
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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Quote Originally Posted by thirith
    Hi all.

    did you know where is the language processing forums?
    Lanaguage processing forums?? What do you mean?

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

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    Lanaguage processing forums?? What do you mean?
    i mean forum that they talk about spell checker...

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Quote Originally Posted by thirith
    i mean forum that they talk about spell checker...
    Spell Checker is a part of both Word and Excel so I image you would want the Office Development section.

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    And if you are making your own spell checker application, then post it under the language (programming language) that you are making it in.

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Quote Originally Posted by baja_yu
    And if you are making your own spell checker application, then post it under the language (programming language) that you are making it in.
    yes i want to develop spell check.

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    reference Microsoft Word through COM interop and use Word.ApplicationClass.CheckSpelling(....
    Won't that do the job?
    See you can also check grammar (CheckGrammar)
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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Yes, it would be easy, but that is not the point. Maybe he needs it for something else, or to make it for his own language. Plus won't that reuqire all the users to have MS Office?

    Thirith, you should post your questions in Classic VB forum if you work in VB 6 or earlier, or VB .Net if you work with .Net and so on.

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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Maybe he needs it for something else, or to make it for his own language
    Maybe. Going to be a hell of a lot of work
    Plus won't that reuqire all the users to have MS Office?
    No, as the word com object will be included in the project's installation
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    Re: some one know where language processing forums?

    Quote Originally Posted by baja_yu
    Yes, it would be easy, but that is not the point. Maybe he needs it for something else, or to make it for his own language. Plus won't that reuqire all the users to have MS Office?

    Thirith, you should post your questions in Classic VB forum if you work in VB 6 or earlier, or VB .Net if you work with .Net and so on.
    Oh great !
    you right.

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