See Tools | Spellcheck | AutoSpellcheck (to enable/disable on the current document)
or
Tools | Options | Language Settings | Writing Aids (to set globally)
As for format, they support XML but use other ones as well, including their own unique formats.
re: UV
Not to advocate MS Office, but it is possible to link into UV via UniObjects and VBA (thanks, Bjorn, I've put your Excel code to good use). Theoretically you could use UV as a data store for your documents.
HTH, David Beahm
Wendy Smoak wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] We currently have our staff enter the document, including the shortcut codes, in Word, then AutoCorrect it to convert the codes to text, then use System Builder to transfer the temporary ".txt" file to a record in one of our UniVerse files.
How about Open Office? It was annoyingly correcting my typing just last night! (I looked around but couldn't find where to turn that off.) IIRC, (and I didn't look) OpenOffice documents are pure XML, so they should be easy to store in UniVerse-- just text.
It should be possible to write a "plugin" or something that would store the document directly into UniVerse. It's on my list to write one for Jedit, but I don't think it has the autocorrect function you want. (It might, there are a bunch of plugins, or someone could write one.)
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