Using the WSpell ActiveX Spelling Checker with TX Text Control
The WSpell ActiveX spelling checker from Wintertree Software integrates directly with TX Text Control to add spell checking to your application. This article provides sample source code that demonstrates the complete steps required to connect WSpell and validate text content.
A brief article, with sample source code, that shows you how to add spell checking capabilities to your TX Text Control application, using the popular ActiveX spell checker, WSpell, from Wintertree.
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