The following is the code used by the Forum tool referred to in my signature. It has a couple of problems, the most annoying of which is that when it finds a misspelled word, the spelling correction window does not display on top. The same thing happens when the spelling check is complete. Is there any way to have it display on top?VB Code:
<!-- +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ Function: Spell Checker Description: This script uses Microsoft Word to check the spelling in posts. Word is assumed to be present. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ --> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "VBScript"> Dim objWord Dim objDoc Dim objWindow Dim objSource Dim objSelect Dim objSelectRange Dim strResult Set objWindow = window.external.menuArguments Set objSource = objWindow.event.srcElement Set oDocument = objWindow.document Set objSelect = oDocument.selection Set objSelectRange = objSelect.createRange() 'Create a new instance of word Application Set objWord = CreateObject("word.Application") If objSource.tagName = "TEXTAREA" Then select case objWord.version 'Office 2000 case "9.0" with objWord .WindowState = 2 .Visible = True end with Set objDoc= objWord.Documents.Add( , ,1, True) 'Office XP case "10.0" with objWord .windowstate = 2 .Visible = False end with Set objDoc= objWord.Documents.Add( , ,1, True) with objWord .windowstate =2 .Visible = True end with 'Office 97 case else ' Office 97 Set objDoc= objWord.Documents.Add end select objDoc.Content=objSelectRange.text objDoc.CheckSpelling strResult = left(objDoc.Content, len(objDoc.Content) - 1) ' This part may not work if you don't use IE If objSelectRange.text = strResult Then ' There were no spelling errors, so give the user a ' visual signal that something happened window.alert("The spelling check is complete.") End If ' Replace the selected text with the corrected text objSelectRange.text = strResult 'Clean up objDoc.Close False Set objDoc= Nothing objWord.Application.Quit True Set objWord= Nothing end if </SCRIPT>




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