CipSpell
V1.07
Last
Updated: 5th March 2006
NEW
AND IMPROVED installation and setup
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Compatible
with Windows 95/98/ME/NT4/2000 and XP.
The
Freeware ClipBoard-Spell Checker for Windows that works almost
exactly like Microsoft Word's spell-checker.
ClipSpell
can monitor your clipboard for text changes and
then spell-check it, or you can optionally disable the clipboard-monitoring
and initiate the spell-checking yourself. Its up to you !
ClipSpell
supports a Main Dictionary, a custom dictionary (where new words are added)
and as many other dictionaries as you wish (jargon, UK, US and Kings-James-Bible
dictionaries can be downloaded below).
Is
ClipSpell worth an award? - E-Mail me!
Please
send your Comments about ClipSpell to support@Welshware.co.uk
The
ClipSpell main-screen is below. Nice and Simple - don't be put off by the
simplicity of its looks - there is a lot of power behind the scenes making
ClipSpell very effective.
This
is what you see and additional options when you spell-check:
ClipSpell
supports "Suggestions" and all the other 'goodies' that makes a
spell-checker a Great Spell-Checker.
REMEMBER: It's FREEWARE! - NONAGS or Internet Access, Just download and USE.
ClipSpell
can also allow you to modify the Spell-Checking engine, by using a percentage
rating for matching words. By default it is set at 80% and does not need to
be modified as it picks up the necessary suggestions, but if you want to modify
it, you can!
Look
below. You can even set the Default Lookup-Dictionary and Custom Dictionary
to whatever you want!
Create your Own Dictionaries and Distribute them! There is no copyright on
the Dictionaries themselves!
Clipspell
also comes with 2 word-puzzle solving features! Including Crossword Solving
and Anagram Solving. Take look below at the Anagram Solver (it uses your main
dictionary, your custom dictionary and any other dictionaries that have been
linked into ClipSpell.
Here
is the Crossword Solving feature, allowing you to crossword solve via your
main dictionary, your custom dictionary and any other dictionaries that have
bee linked into ClipSpell.
And
finally, below as you can see - you can list all the words in your Dictionary
(Custom or otherwise - i.e. change your Custom dictionary to a Main one to
access all the words)
You list the words by the letter it begins with and then you can delete any
words you wish to remove from the dictionary (multiple-selection possible,
of course!)
Click
here to Download the CLIPSPELL Application.
Click
here for the UK English Dictionary
Click
here for the US English Dictionary
Click
here for the BIOLOGY TERMINOLOGY Dictionary
Click
here for the Kings-James Bible Dictionary
Click
here for the NAMES Dictionary
Click
here for the Technical Jargon Dictionary
Once
you have installed a dictionary and run ClipSpell and attempt a spell-check,
the screen will appear but ClipSpell will appear to do nothing. What you
need to do is to set ClipSpell to use the dictionary that you have chosen.
Close the spell-checker and attempt another spell-check, your dictionary
will now become active.Support
can be obtained via e-mail from support@Welshware.co.uk
First,
Have you downloaded a dictionary yet? If not, download one from one of the
above dictionary download links.
Then
perform the following:When you run ClipSpell, click on its icon in your
tray
The Clipspell window appears.
Type some rubbish into the main screen. i.e. hellop and click on spell-check
now.
The spell-checking window appears.Select the Dictionary Locations tab.
Under "Default Look-up Dictionary", select the drop-down combo-list
box and select the dictionary that you downloaded.
Under "Custom Dictionary", select "Custom.dbd", if it
is not there, click on the Create New Dictionary and type in Custom.
If you have downloaded any additional dictionaries, you can add them via
the Multiple Dictionary Mgt tab and select "Add Dictionary to LookUp
List" button.Now your dictionaries have been set to ClipSpell, select
the Spelling Tab, click on Cancel and spell-check again. Suggestions will
work (you need to click on "Suggestions".You can set ClipSpell
to monitor your clipboard. i.e. Select some text, press CTRL and C to copy
the text to your clipboard. Providing ClipSpell has been set to monitor
your clipboard, any misspellings will bring up the spell-checker. Once the
spell checking has finished, You can paste the spell-checked text from your
clipboard back into your text application via CTRL and V.Hope this helps.Best
Regards,Carl Harrison
support@welshware.co.uk
http://www.welshware.co.uk/
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Welshware 2005
