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| Author | Topic | SamC
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3467 Posts | | Posted - 2005-01-15 : 10:29:30 | I've got a form page that is used to enter body text of an email. My users want a spell checker on that form.
I imagine this would best be a client-side JavaScript spell checker. I can't imagine server-side spell checking being anything but a painful experience.
Client side presents a problem of what dictionary to use ( or download ? ).
Does anyone know of an existing 3rd party solution to this problem?
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| SamC
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| | Posted - 2005-01-15 : 10:39:02 | I should Google before I post..
http://www.jspell.com/html-spell-checker.html
http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/
http://www.spellchecker.net/products/hosted_spch.html
Any thoughts on these or other spell checkers?
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