WSpell Supports TX Text Control ActiveX 12.0
Wintertree Software released WSpell background spell checking support for TX Text Control ActiveX 12.0. The integration displays red zig-zag underlines beneath misspelled words as users type. Setup requires a specific registry key, and sample code is available on their site.
One of the most recommended spell checkers for TX Text Control ActiveX is WSpell from Wintertree Software. Recently, they published a solution for the background-checking features with TX Text Control ActiveX 12.0. The background-checking enables developers to display a red zig-zag line as the user types under the misspelled word.
It is neccessary to create a registry key in the WSpell registry path. The complete description can be found here:
http://wintertreesoftware.com/support/wspell/txtextcontrol.html
Additionally, this site contains sample code that describes how to use WSpell with TX Text Control ActiveX.
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