tinySpell V1.9.01    Suggested by joby_toss - Updated by Checker on 13 Nov 2009 708KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (892) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

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 dexter dex: so... is this app ready for spanish and french? [2009-09-15 00:01]

 Ennovy: The free version does not automatically switch to another Dictionaire. BUT you can use it by following this procedure:
Download ohter Dictionaires here: http://tinyspell.m6.net/#dictionaries
Close the programm and remove 100.sup en 171.lex form the tinyspell folder. Place the downloaded dictionaire in the folder and rename them to 100.sup and 171.lex. Restart TinySpell and your are ready to go. [2009-09-15 06:58]

 Mike: I love this app! This is a good find. [2009-09-15 12:45]

 Portable Paul: Great Concept. AutoHotkey can also be configured to autocorrect as you type based on a list of most commonly misspelled words. You can also really easily customize the list with your own favorites. This have anything impressive above alerts? [2009-09-17 05:31]

 MadBrozzeR: It's really bad that it doesn't use standard hunspell core. It would be great app for me also. Without Russian dictionary it's completely useless here, in Russia. [2009-09-17 19:26]

 Technomancer: The portable version is great. The 'installable' version should be good. I'm waiting for the 'TinySpell+' to be portable, i'd certainly pay for it. [2009-10-24 18:19]

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