Chris;
Right click / control click on the red-flagged suspect spelling, and
you'll be presented with a list of options.
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Received from Chris Walker on 29/3/04 at 5:20 pm
>Thanks Rick. That one does flag u
on Mon, Mar 29, 2004 "Chris Walker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> may have said:
>Can anyone tell me how to set up Cocoaspell with PM? At the moment it
>seems to work in the background and flags up errors but does not offer
>any suggestions for corrections.
Have you looked at the menus? Under "Edit" the
On 29/3/04 Marlyse Comte wrote:
>Does Cocoaspell show up in your System preferences? Do you have libraries
>(i.e. language(s) installed?
Thanks Marlyse that was it, there was no dictionary installed. Not sure
why, but there we are. It now seems to work OK, thanks to all who helped.
cheers,
Hiro's key code may be specific to japanese keyboards; on my UK layout
the keycode to invoke OSX's inbuilt spell check is Cmd-; (*ie. Apple +
semicolon). No shift.
Hope this helps;
Rick
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I have Cocoaspell installed and it just took over where the OS X built in
was before: menubar > edit > spelling.
Or you use the key short cut which is: shift-cmd-; on my US keyboard.
Does Cocoaspell show up in your System preferences? Do you have libraries
(i.e. language(s) installed?
---marlys
On 29/3/04 Rick Lecoat wrote:
>Hiro's key code may be specific to japanese keyboards; on my UK layout
>the keycode to invoke OSX's inbuilt spell check is Cmd-; (*ie. Apple +
>semicolon). No shift.
Thanks Rick. That one does flag up the spelling errors but still no
suggestions as to replacements
On 29/3/04 A-NO-NE Music wrote:
thanks for this:-
>...Cmd+Shift+;...
But, it does nothing at all :-)
Chris
On Mon, Mar 29, 2004, it is attributed to A-NO-NE Music to have said:
>
>It does fine for me. I can't live without it!!
>
>Do you Cmd+Shift+; which is OSX default?
Oooh! I didn't know that one!! What spellchecker does that call?
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On Mon, Mar 29, 2004, it is attributed to Chris Walker to have said:
>Hi all,
>
>Can anyone tell me how to set up Cocoaspell with PM? At the moment it
>seems to work in the background and flags up errors but does not offer
>any suggestions for corrections.
>
>If I use PM prefs to set up spell
Chris Walker / 04.3.29 / 10:10 AM wrote:
>Can anyone tell me how to set up Cocoaspell with PM? At the moment it
>seems to work in the background and flags up errors but does not offer
>any suggestions for corrections.
It does fine for me. I can't live without it!!
Do you Cmd+Shift+; which is
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to set up Cocoaspell with PM? At the moment it
seems to work in the background and flags up errors but does not offer
any suggestions for corrections.
If I use PM prefs to set up spelling as an external application then I
am unable to find either CocoaSpell or A
Is there a manual, something beyond the Help File? Maybe a PDF?
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