Using the WSpell ActiveX Spelling Checker with TX Text Control
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.
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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