SpiceLogic .NET Win HTML Editor Control
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Using the integrated Spell Checker

The SpellChecker engine used is Net Spell. Although the NetSpell was not suitable for Html Editors, we have extended it to support an html editor like this one. But the class members of the NetSpell Component are almost same. So if you are familiar with NetSpell and want to customize the SpellChecker you are welcome to do that.

 

The following shots demonstrates the interface of the integrated Spell Checker.

 

 

 

How to start using the Spell Checker?

The Control's Setup.exe package comes with the Dictionary folder with dictionary files for 9 different languages. When you setup the package, the dictionary folder will be extracted to the folder under "Core Control DLL". You will find this folder in the same folder where you get the WinHTMLEditorControl.dll file. Every dictionary file contains it's owner's copyright information inside the file. The files were collected from the Website of NetSpell

 

Step 1: From the property window expand the SpellChecker and Dictionary node

 

 

 

 

Step 2: Select the dictionary folder

 

 

 

 

Step 3: Select the file to be used for the dictionary

 

 

 

Concerns when you plan to distribute your application.

It is more practical to set the Dictionary folder programmatically when you want to distribute your application. Say your dictionary folder is named "dic" and it will be available in the application's start up folder when your user install the software in his/her PC. The following snippet shows the usage.