Spell Spelling Checker in TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms
TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms ships with a built-in adapter that makes integrating the Spell Spelling Checker straightforward. This newsletter presents the minimal amount of code needed to enable real-time spelling validation within your document editing application.
Thanks to the shipped adapter, integrating spell Spelling Checker into your TX Text Control .NET for Windows Forms is extremely simple.
This newsletter shows you the few lines of code that are needed.
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