I wonder if you are having issues with one of the preference files? I looked
around on my Macintosh, and did not find anything in ~/Library/Preferences with
spell in the name. There is a spell directory within the library that has
your private dictionary. Perhaps if you move that directory
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
Hi Kary:
This really sounds like an issue to consult Apple's tech support about.
Someone there might be able to point you to a more long term solution. I don't
know if you have tried doing a search of the Apple site for the issue, but it
might be worth a look.
Best of luck, and I hope you
Hi Kari,
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
