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feline
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 Posted - Mar 12 2007 : 4:56:39 PM
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First make sure you have turned on Visual Assist X’s spell checking, and select a color, or colors, that show up well on your background:
With spell checking turned on Visual Assist X will spell check both your comments and literal strings. Visual Assist X ships with an American English dictionary, so you may want to download and install additional dictionaries. Simply download the dictionary, or dictionaries from here:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
Extract and copy the dic and optional aff files to the Dict subdirectory. For WinXP use the subdirectory:
C:\Documents and Settings\ <USERNAME> \Application Data\VisualAssist\Dict\
For Vista and Windows 7 you need the subdirectory:
C:\Users\ <USERNAME> \AppData\Roaming\VisualAssist\Dict\
If there is more than one dictionary installed then Visual Assist X will use all of them, allowing Visual Assist X to spell check comments in multiple languages.
When a spelling error is underlined simply right click on it to see a list of suggestions.
Underline Mistyped Symbols underlines any symbols that Visual Assist X does not recognise, so you can correct this problem, for example a simple typo, without waiting for the next compile and run cycle to pick it up.
No suggests are offered when right clicking on underlined symbols. |
Edited by - feline on Aug 03 2010 8:19:13 PM |
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