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Spell-checking in the SF RTF textbox?

Chris Crabtree — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 09:09:04 GMT

I find myself needing to add a spell-checker to the SF RTF textbox control. Preferably, it would have a way to mark certain words as forbidden, as well, although I can work around that if not.

Anyone have a recommendation?

The RTF is being bound to the database perfectly, and now its output is being reported beautifully, except that it also quite embarrassing when the occasional flubbed spelling appears on reports to the executive team. :)

Thanks!

RE: Spell-checking in the SF RTF textbox?

Steve L. Taylor — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 09:09:04 GMT

Hey Chris,

[quote]Cool. Could you point us to the specific Infragistics control that does that please?[/quote]

I don't need to point, you have found the control. You drop the control on a form and the property SpellCheckerSettings is emitted on a non-infragistics control and all you do is set it to enabled. If you use an Infragistics control it will have a property you can bind the current control to the spellchecker control, similar to a context menu and a treeview.

It comes with an informative sample and help.

Steve

RE: Spell-checking in the SF RTF textbox?

Chris Crabtree — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 22:24:44 GMT

Cool. Could you point us to the specific Infragistics control that does that please? Is it this one and you're just using the normal SF RTF control in conjunction?

http://www.infragistics.com/dotnet/netadvantage/winforms/winspellchecker.aspx#Overview

Thanks!

RE: Spell-checking in the SF RTF textbox?

Steve L. Taylor — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 09:21:50 GMT

[quote]I find myself needing to add a spell-checker to the SF RTF textbox control.[/quote]

Hey Chris,

I ditto everything you said. We need the same functionality in our medical system. We are in the process of incorporating the Infragistics textbox and RTF control, in our application, to accomplish this task. It is easy to add dictionaries and the in-line spelling feature, squiggly underline, is very nice.