Improved Suggestion Quality

Get the right word ranked at position 1 or 2 in more than 97% of all cases.

Version 2.0 delivered very good quality in suggestion results for misspelled words. Based on the analysis of thousands of test documents, the expected suggestion is now ranked at position 1 or 2 in more than 97% of all cases. The drastically improved algorithm includes the measurement of the distance between the keys on the currently used keyboard. Many different factors are evaluated and rated to create the list of suggestions.

Customizable Event-based SpellCheckDialog

TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms 3.0 provides a spelling dialog that can be customized and used with TX Text Control or any other controls such as the RichTextBox, a simple TextBox or a GridView. You can even use one dialog for more controls in a single pass.

Custom buttons can be added to 3 button areas of the new customizable SpellCheckDialog: IgnoreButtons, ChangeButtons and OptionButtons.

New Options Dialog

A new Options dialog box has been designed for TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms 3.0.

The screenshot shows the first tab page of the new Options dialog where general settings can be adjusted.

A completely new tab page has been added for the currently used dictionaries. Dictionaries can be added, enabled and disabled for spell checking and the creation of suggestions.

The user dictionary dialog has been updated with the new selectable dictionary list as well.

New Events

TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms 3.0 provides events when dictionaries are added or removed, words are added or removed to user dictionaries or buttons have been clicked in the 100% customizable spell check dialog.

Load and Save Dictionaries From Memory or Databases

Dictionaries and user dictionaries can be added and saved from and to a string array. This enables you to add dictionaries from memory or from databases.

Additionally, dictionaries can be embedded as a resource in your application. That way, the separate deployment of the various dictionary files can be avoided.

Create Context Menus Easily

A new method returns ready-to-use menu items for the integration into your own context menu. You can easily combine your own menus with the spell checking entries.

The following pre-defined menu item types are available:

• AddToDictionary
  Misspelled word is added to all editable user dictionaries.

• Delete
  Misspelled word is deleted from the corresponding collection.

• IgnoreAll
  Misspelled words with the same text are ignored.

• IgnoreOnce
  Misspelled words is ignored once.

• NoSuggestions
  Nothing happens, but a custom event is raised.

• Suggestion
  Misspelled word is replaced with the clicked suggestion.