spell check tool with web app

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Hi I think I posted this before but with a search still could not find the
result. Looking for a spell check tool that integrates nicely with vs.net
2005 (web apps), already has the word library built. It does not have to be
freeware.
Thanks
 
How about using the Office Primary InterOp Assemblies (PIA's) and just use
the Office spell checker via automation?
 
Hi thanks for the response. Does this use office on the client machine or
does it require an additional installation on the client machines? If so
this would be ok since all of our users have office 2003 and will have the
new version soon. An additional installation would be a lot of extra work
but still doable. How do you set it up as I am not sure how it works. Any
writeups on this or examples?
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Paul G
Software engineer.


Scott M. said:
How about using the Office Primary InterOp Assemblies (PIA's) and just use
the Office spell checker via automation?
 
If this is a client application and you know that Office 2003 is on the
client machine then there should be no installation issues to worry about.

This article should help:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa159923(office.11).aspx

-Scott



Paul said:
Hi thanks for the response. Does this use office on the client machine or
does it require an additional installation on the client machines? If so
this would be ok since all of our users have office 2003 and will have the
new version soon. An additional installation would be a lot of extra work
but still doable. How do you set it up as I am not sure how it works.
Any
writeups on this or examples?
 
Hi thanks for the additional information. I just found out that office may
not be on all client machines. Do you know if you can add the office dll to
the web project and somehow use the microsoft office word spell check within
the web app?
 
Yes, you can. The link I provided tells how to do it. It's not difficult.
 

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