I don't think you can be selective. It's one language or all. Of course, this might cause problems if a word in Italian happens to be exactly the same as the way that you misspell a word in English (and no, I can't think of an example).
Of course, even selective languages wouldn't make spell checking fool proof; many is the time I've misspelled an English word as *another* English word (not because I can't spell, but because I can't type very well), or simply got the grammar and syntax a bit messed up by cutting and pasting, and the spell checker of course passes it as being fine. Bottom line: we mere mortals still have to take some responsibility for our spelling -- or lack thereov. Rick -- G5 2GHz x2 :: 2GB RAM :: 10.4.1 :: PM 5.2 :: 3 pane mode Shark Attack: A Design Studio <www.sharkattack.co.uk> -- Original message: Received from Mikael Byström on 13/9/05 at 01:57 >Wow, I missed that. Thanks. But doesn't this mean, OS X tries to >spellcheck using *every* language? How do one turn off the other languages?
