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WPF: Where does the spell checking come from?
Gill Cleeren     WPF | XAML | .net 3.0     April 8, 2007    

Some time ago, we did a .net 3.0 event at Ordina. We did some demo's on WPF and WCF.
However, there was one thing in our demo we couldn't figure out ourselves: how does the spelling check on a textbox in WPF work in the following code:

<TextBox Height="34" Margin="103,0,89,78" Name="textBox1" VerticalAlignment="Bottom" AcceptsReturn="True" SpellCheck.IsEnabled="True" ></TextBox>

Appearantly, it works using the dictionary provided by Microsoft Office, and is thus multilingual. So, it's not a feature of .net 3.0!
On the down side, in the current version, it's not possible to add custom dictionaries. That might change in a future version.

  Posted on: Sunday, April 08, 2007 2:30:13 PM (Romance Daylight Time, UTC+02:00)   |   Comments [0]
         
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