Spell Checker?

[Al Smith]

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.

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

[QWERTY]

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)

Post #501

[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.

[V(ery) Basic]

Assuming is absurd...

[JHausmann]

No nned <heh> to paraphrase, people can do it for themselves...

[oetje]

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.

You must learn to spell, because VB code doesn't work when it's spelled wrong.

[JHausmann]

Originally posted by oetje

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.

You must learn to spell, because VB code doesn't work when it's spelled wrong.

Well, the reserved words anyway...

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!