December 2006
Intermediate to advanced
1312 pages
35h 17m
English
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8.5 Spell Checking ASP.NET and HTML with the HTML/ASP.NET Spell Checker Add-in
What can be more embarrassing than publishing a web site with a cool design, advanced layout, and compliance with all modern standards, only to discover the next day that the pages are full of typos? Wouldn’t it be nice to have spellchecking available in your ASP.NET, classic ASP, and plain HTML editors?
Mikhail Arkhipov wrote the HTML/ASP.NET Spell Checker add-in to Visual Studio 2005 to quickly check element content and element attribute values for spelling errors. It is smart enough to tell which attribute values contain human-readable text and which do not. You can even check XML and text files.
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Tool | HTML/ASP.NET Spell Checker |
Version covered | 1.0 |
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Power Tools page | |
Summary | Visual Studio 2005 add-in that allows the user to proof spelling of text in HTML and ASP.NET pages |
License type | Freeware |
Online resources | Blog, email |
Supported Frameworks | Visual Studio 2005 |
Getting Started
The HTML/ASP.NET Spell Checker add-in requires any edition of Visual Studio 2005 except Express. It uses Microsoft Office 2003’s spelling engine, so at least one major Office 2003 application (such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoint) must also be installed.
To install HTML/ASP.NET Spell Checker:
Close Visual Studio ...
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