On Tue, 28 Jun 2011, Esther wrote:
If you can bring up a terminal window (Command-Shift-U in Finder to go
to the Utilities folder, press "t" to go to Terminal and Command-Down
arrow to launch). You can kill the applespell.service process if you
know its process ID number. For example, if the process ID number were
"1210" listed in the table, you would type:
kill -9 1210
You don't need to go to that much trouble. You can use killall instead
like so:
killall AppleSpell
Note the capitalisation. You can verify that this works without actually
killing it by typing:
killall -s AppleSpell
HTH,
Geoff.
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