Check this if you'll be adding code (or don't like smileys).
To confirm that you are human write OK in the box: (by the way we have several filters in place and we monitor everything, so don't loose time)
shortcuts (IE and NS6 only): hit alt+s to send, alt+p to preview, or alt+r to reset
Topic Summary
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Jan 24th, 2003, 10:17am
As you may know, some installations of Office 2000/XP don't support sharing the spell-check function with other applications. This sharing is used by our products and enables users to keep a single "custom dictionary", retaining the same spell-check criteria for all (compatible) applications running on the PC. A practical solution to get things working quickly was to install an old MSWord release (for example Word 7). Another solution (for English MSWindows editions only) is to download this ZIP: http://www.visualvision.com/download/SpellFix.zip First close all programs, then extract the .dll .dic and .lex files to the directory shown in the ZIP archive. Then double-click the SpellFix.reg file, this will update the MSWindows registry and you're done.
Posted by: Richard Purtee
Posted on: Jan 25th, 2003, 7:00pm
I have XP but do not know how to extract files. Is there a share command I can make the software share the dictionary ? Or Is there a vision vision that can entigrate with MS word?
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Feb 4th, 2003, 10:33am
You need WinZip www.winzip.com for extracting the files. They have to be placed in the folder specified in the ZIP file.
Posted by: Conrad44
Posted on: Feb 2nd, 2004, 1:35pm
I have installed the spell check files, and clicked on the registration file. Now, after opening the PK and invoking Tools- Page Spell Check i have an Access Violation Error message at address 00000000 read adress 00000000. Can you tell me what is wrong with my setup?
Thank You,
Conrad
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Feb 5th, 2004, 9:16am
It is likely that you didn't unzipped the files with the right path.
The patch does add some entries in the MSWindows registry. They tell to MSWindows where the unzipped files are. If the folders don't match, there are problems.
You should be able to open the RegEdit (c:\windows\regedit.exe )
By default, the registry (under [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Shared Tools\Proofing Tools\Spelling\1033\]) should point to:
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