Turn Off Spell Checking You may wish to give the end user the option of turning off a certain subset of spell checking functionality. It is possible to not have the WinSpellChecker™ check spelling as you type or when a text box loses focus. Use the following code to turn off this functionality. Note Note The end u...
Two New Dictionaries in WinSpellChecker In the 2006 Volume 3 release, WinSpellChecker™ dictionary was available in seven languages. In 2007 Volume 1, there are an additional two languages available: Australian and Canadian. Now with a total of nine languages, WinSpellChecker dictionaries are more adaptable to clie...
Understanding WinSpellChecker This is a great place for you to start learning about the WinSpellChecker™ component, and its key features and functionalities. The topics in this section will give you a better idea of why you would want to use WinSpellChecker in your applications. Click the links below to gain an ov...
Using the Spell Checker Dialog When spell checking a document, the end user will inevitably encounter the spell check dialog box. You can display this dialog box to the end user in several different ways. See Display the Spell Check Dialog Box for more information on how to display this dialog box to the end user....
Verify the Number of Spelling Errors in a Document If all you need to do is quickly verify whether a document contains spelling errors, use the CheckText method of the WinSpellChecker™ component. Using this method, you can pass in the text of any text box, rich text box, WinTextEditor, or any text from any control...
WinSpellChecker 2006.2 Explore the new WinSpellChecker control that was added to our suite of controls and components in the 2006 Volume 2 release by clicking the link below. New WinSpellChecker Control
WinSpellChecker 2007.1 Explore the new WinSpellChecker™ feature that was added in the 2007 Volume 1 release: Two New Dictionaries in WinSpellChecker
WinSpellChecker If you’re looking for an area that houses all of the overview/task-based information related to the WinSpellChecker™ component, you’ve come to the right place. This section contains valuable information about WinSpellChecker, ranging from what the component does and why you would want to use it in ...
About WinSplitter The WinSplitter™ control enables end users to resize controls that are docked to the edges of it at run time. When the end user mouse hovers over WinSplitter, the cursor changes to indicate that the controls docked to WinSplitter can be resized. You can dock WinSplitter either Top/Bottom or Left/...
Adding WinSplitter to Your Form Before You Begin: The WinSplitter™ control enables end users to resize controls that are docked to the edges of the WinSplitter at run time. End users can resize the docked control that is immediately before it in the docking order. Therefore, to enable resizing of a docked control,...