Hello Greg, > Well I'm not looking for either the British or Spanish dictionaries. I > have my own version of Office 97 installed, so I should have > everything.
And if you have Office 97 installed in the same machine than TB, then TB should see the CSAPI dics automagically. > The only thing is how do I know which file is the US English file. If Spanish is 'mssp2-es.lex' and British English is 'mssp2_en.lex', I would assume it is probably called 'mssp2_us.lex'. > The text message on how to set-up would help. It is just a copy of the message I referenced in my previous post. > I would think the registry entries would have to be somewhat tweaked > as well as something in TB which points to the Off97 dics. As I said before,TB should find the dics automatically. Here is what TB's Helps says: ,----- [ ] | The CSAPI engine is not shipped as a part of The Bat! installation | package, but if you have Microsoft Office installed, The Bat! will | automatically detect the presence of CSAPI and uses it. CSAPI is not as | fast as SSCE, but the major advantage of CSAPI is its good support for | multiple languages. The list of available CSAPI dictionaries is | displayed in the "Language" submenu of the "Spell Checker" menu below a | horizontal splitter line. The absence of a splitter line in the | "Language" submenu indicates that the CSAPI engine is not installed. `----- -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v3.51.10 ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.51.10 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
