
Using TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms you can add extremely fast, highly reliable and very accurate spell checking to your TX Text Control based applications.

Words that are not in the selected or user dictionaries are underlined using wavy red lines. TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms persistently checks spelling as you type, word by word, and as you copy and paste. Right-clicking on a spelling mistake presents a context menu with suggestions and options to Ignore All or Add to user dictionary.
Unrecognized words and specialist vocabulary, such as legal or medical terms, can be added to a user dictionary. To assist end-users maintain their user dictionaries, TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms ships with a user dictionary editor:
Using the integrated dialog box, you can see which words are incorrectly spelled, replace the word with one of the suggestions, ignore the spelling mistake just this once, or ignore it completely.
The options dialog box allows you to specify which kinds of words should be ignored and whether repeated words should considered a spelling mistake or not.
The options dialog box is accessed directly from the above spelling dialog.
Unlike most spell checkers, TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms supports multi-lingual documents. For example, it is possible to check a document, which contains English, German, French and Spanish text without having to manually switch between dictionaries.
TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms was developed by the same team of engineers, which maintains TX Text Control. Hence, the spell checking component enjoys a deep integration within the main word processing component. Integrating TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms into TX Text Control requires no code - it can be easily connected using the Visual Studio designer:
Using TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms, it is possible to perform spell checking on multiple TextControls on a single form. It is not necessary to have one instance of the spell checker, for each instance of TextControl. This dramatically reduces the required memory and speeds up the spell checking process.