Customizing How WinSpellChecker Spell Checks Documents WinSpellChecker™ is capable of customizing the end user’s spell checking experience through a unique SpellOptions object. This object carries several properties that tell the spell checking engine what to check, what not to check, and what kind of suggestions ...
Dictionaries Default Dictionary WinSpellChecker™ uses its default dictionary to check a control’s spelling. This default dictionary is the English dictionary and is embedded into the assembly; therefore, WinSpellChecker does not need any extra dictionaries deployed along with it in order to function properly. If y...
Display the Spell Checker Dialog Box There are three possible ways to display the spell checker dialog box. One way to display the dialog box is by setting the Mode property of the WinSpellChecker™ component to either DialogOnValidating or DialogOnValidatingAndAsYouType. Setting this property to one of these two e...
Enable WinSpellChecker to Spell Check While Typing The WinSpellChecker™ engine is very powerful and can check text as the end user types. WinSpellChecker can also automatically replace any misspelled words with words from its Suggestions collection. In order for this to work, the Mode property of the WinSpellCheck...
Getting Started with WinSpellChecker Click the link below to find information on how to get up and running quickly with the WinSpellChecker™ component. Adding WinSpellChecker to a Form — Shows you how to add the WinSpellChecker component to a Windows form.
Offsetting the SpellChecker Underline Topic Overview Purpose This topic explains how to adjust the offset of the spellchecked words’ underline that appears under the misspelled word. Adjusting the Spellchecked Underline The UnderlineVerticalOffset property accepts integer value (positive/negative) that allows sett...
WinSpellChecker Resource Strings Reference You can quickly and easily modify any resource string value that is displayed to a user by a control/component. Resource strings include items such as dialog box captions, warning messages, alerts, etc. The following table lists the names of the resource strings that are ...
Showing WinSpellChecker Status on a Status Bar Before You Begin One of the most exciting features of WinSpellChecker™ is its ability to perform exactly as Microsoft® Word’s spell checker. One of the ways in which WinSpellChecker can mimic Microsoft Word’s spell checker is by showing its spell checking status on a ...
WinSpellChecker Smart Tag In Visual Studio 2005 (.NET Framework 2.0), each Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control/component is equipped with a Smart Tag. By simply selecting the control/component, a Smart Tag anchor appears. When you click this anchor, a pop-up panel appears, providing you with quick and easy acces...
Spell Check a Cell in WinGrid One of the several controls that WinSpellChecker™ supports is the WinGrid™ control. WinSpellChecker can check the spelling of any cell in WinGrid. You need to set the SpellChecker extender property of the UltraGridColumn to an instance of WinSpellChecker. Once set, WinSpellChecker wil...