Ran accross this :

http://www.softlist.net/cgi-bin/program.cgi?id=7338 which led me to this : http://www.tcpiq.com/tcpiq/spellcheck/default.asp



Looks like a cool thing -



"Any web site that collects information from people is susceptible to spelling errors. If this information is republished then other people's spelling mistakes will reflect poorly on your web site. tcpIQ's Web Browser Spell Check solves this problem. It uses client-side technologies to perform the spell check meaning that it is easy to implement, no server-side configuration is necessary and it will not laden your web server with an additional load. Almost no HTML experience is necessary. The resource kit includes examples and source code so even web novices will have it running in minutes. Features: * Simple to implement * Nothing to configure * Very small bandwidth foot print * Uses client-side technologies. * Resource kit includes examples, source code and help * The user-interface can be readily changed to suit the corporate dressage. "



Just thought it would be one more thing to put NeoWin on top

spellchick;) is good.

running it localy increases server load

running it remotely makes forums slower, often have banner ads, can cost $, and if their site is down spellcheck is usless and some implementation even break msgboards. and often have pretty small dictionaries.



but spellcheck is good:knocked: