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  1. Dec 12th, 2005, 09:45 PM #1
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    Resolved [RESOLVED] Spell Checker

    In MS-Word there is a functionality that when a word is miss-spelled then it gets underlined. Then when we right click on it, a pop-up menu gives the suggestions of possible correct words.

    I have implemented the functionality that when a word is miss-spelled then it gets underlined. But how can I implement that when right click on it, a pop-up menu gives the suggestions of possible correct words.

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    Re: Spell Checker

    You can use the Word.Range.GetSpellingSuggestions method to get a listing of the suggestions.
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    Angry Re: Spell Checker

    Dear RobDog888,


    I am unable to get the preperty Range of word. When i type "word" and put a dot, i don't get the property Range.

    Am I doing wrong. Wht should I do??

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    Re: Spell Checker

    Sorry forgot the document class.
    VB Code:
    1. Word.ActiveDocument.Range.GetSpellingSuggestions

    2. 'Or

    3. ActiveDocument.Range.GetSpellingSuggestions
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    Thank you Boss. It works.
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