JRSpellChecker

  Function:

opens the user dialog to select a dictionary.

All dialoges can be viewed in different languages look at the UILanguage setting.

If MS-Word dictionary is used:
The dialog to select a Word dictionary is showing. All MS-Word dictionarys will be listed.

The user can select a other Word dictionary.

The user can move to a local dictionary by disable the
"Use MS-Word" checkbox.

If the user disables the "Use MS-Word" checkbox, all local dictionarys will be listed.

The user can select local dictionary.

The user can move to the MS-Word spellchecking by enable the
"Use MS-Word" checkbox.

Note: If there is no path in the WordBookPath properties, the dictionarys in the jrspell.ocx path will be listed.

The user can edit the dictionary by click on "work on".

To edit or create dictionarys you can enter some words in this textfield.

You can insert complete word lists. Please separate the words by space.

Up from the Version 1.4 you can add and delete words from the MS-Word user Dictionary.

You must save your changes.

The user can show the complete word list, to search words or delete them.

You can define and edit the AutoCorrection settings in the new Auto correction dialog.
The current defined entries are listed.

To add an entry, select the textfield and type the misspelled word a space and then the correct spelling of the word. Then press the enter key.

For example to define a AutoCorrect for misspelling of the as teh.

Type in the textfield

teh the <enter>

If there exists no entry for teh in the list, a new one will be generated.

  Syntax:

JRSpell1.OpenWordBookDialog

Return value:

nothing

fires no event

Example:

Enum DictionaryDialogFlags
  AllowEnableMSWordDictionary = 1
  AllowEnableLokalDictionary = 2
  AllowEditUserDictionary = 4
  AllowEditAutoCorrection = 8
End Enum

JRSpell1.DictionaryDialogActions = AllowEditUserDictionary & AllowEnableLokalDictionary & AllowEnableMSWordDictionary & AllowEditAutoCorrection
JRSpell1.OpenWordBookDialog