Hallo Peter, PP> I know I repeat this question, and I may be dumb ^ 10 but how the **** do I PP> got this CSAPI dictionaries running??? PP> I was told they come with the installation of MS-(Word/something from PP> Office) and I do have Word (plus Excel) installed. I'm surely able to use PP> spell checking within my Office-applications, but I can't find a trick to PP> use this dictionaries within TheBat! :-(
I'm somewhat confused that it doesn't work for you. Here it worked automatically, just as the help-file states: help> The CSAPI engine is not shipped as a part of The Bat! help> installation package, but if you have Microsoft Office help> installed, The Bat! will automatically detect the presence of help> CSAPI and uses it. CSAPI is not as fast as SSCE, but the major help> advantage of CSAPI is its good support for multiple languages. help> The list of available CSAPI dictionaries is displayed in the help> "Language" submenu of the "Spell Checker" menu below a help> horizontal splitter line. The absence of a splitter line in the help> "Language" submenu indicates that the CSAPI engine is not installed. I didn't do anything, but when I check the available languages in the mail editor: Spell Checker - Language I find five options: Am. Engl., Dutch, Am Engl. (CSAPI), Dutch (with a different wordlist) and French. I didn't know my Word installation included a French spellingchecker, but it does, but also a German one (I started testing) and that isn't available in TB. Beats me. BTW I'm running The Bat 1.53d and Office 97 (in a '98 release) -- Groetjes, Roelof -- ______________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbtech.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
