Re: How to Force BBEdit Spell Checker to Default to U.S. English?

Hello Chris, I have two questions for you then: Are you located in the continental U.S.A.? If so, do you have “Location Services” enabled in Security & Privacy/Privacy”? For me, both answers are negative, so I am wondering if that may have something to do with the fact that BBEdit is being

Re: How to Force BBEdit Spell Checker to Default to U.S. English?

On Feb 14, 2017, at 02:19, Bill Kochman > wrote: > Why is BBEdit behaving like such a renegade? That is only supposed to be for > us snarky humans, I do believe. :) Hey Bill, I just checked my spelling window. It is well behaved and

Re: BBEdit and Kite

(haven't read prior replies but here's my two cents) Kite only supports python (for now). I don't program in python but did have to fiddle with some scripts recently and found Kite to be of little real help. I suspect this is more a reflection of my scant knowledge of python than a particular

Re: BBEdit and Kite

Thanks Greg... Maybe I'll give that a try. It does seem like they're fairly well-insulated. I tried Atom some time back and found it to be pretty slow, but it was really early... Didn't hear about Kite being bundled in. Again, shocking things like this aren't better publicized when you go

How to Force BBEdit Spell Checker to Default to U.S. English?

Greetings again, No doubt this has been asked before, but I probably missed it. I find it annoying that each time that I open the spell checker under the “Edit” menu, I have to first set it to U.S. English, because by default it is set to British English. Mind you, I have absolutely nothing