The software component vendor Text Control recently released a new version of his fast spell checker TX Spell .NET.
TX Spell .NET 3.0 introduces an improved suggestion quality. Version 2.0 delivered very good quality in suggestion results for misspelled words. Based on the analysis of thousands of test documents, the expected suggestion is now ranked at position 1 or 2 in more than 97% of all cases.
TX Spell .NET 3.0 also provides a new spelling dialog that can be customized and used with TX Text Control or any other controls such as the RichTextBox, a simple TextBox or a GridView. With the new release a new Options dialog box has been designed for TX Spell .NET 3.0. Dictionaries can be added, enabled and disabled for spell checking and the creation of suggestions.
The new version ships with new events when dictionaries are added or removed, words are added or removed to user dictionaries or buttons have been clicked in the 100% customizable spell check dialog. Also dictionaries and user dictionaries can be now added and saved from and to a string array. This enables users to add dictionaries from memory or from databases.
Finally, it is now easily possible to create context menus.
An overview of all new features can be found here:
TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms
About TX Text Control:
TX Text Control was originally released in 1991, since then more than 50,000 copies have been sold. Starting off as a single, small DLL, TX Text Control has made its way through 16-bit DLL and VBX versions to today‘s Enterprise edition with its .NET and ActiveX components. The recent addition to the family, TX Text Control .NET Server, offers all of TX Text Control advanced word processing functionality in an easy-to-use server-side .NET component. Customers benefit from these years of experience, large user base, and at the same time, appreciate developing with a mature, reliable product.
Contact Informations:
support@textcontrol.com
North & South America: Phone: +1 704-370-0110 Phone: +1 877-462-4772 (toll free)
Europe: Phone: +49 (0)421 42 70 67 10
Asia Pacific: Phone: +886 2-2797-8508
TX Spell .NET 3.0 introduces an improved suggestion quality. Version 2.0 delivered very good quality in suggestion results for misspelled words. Based on the analysis of thousands of test documents, the expected suggestion is now ranked at position 1 or 2 in more than 97% of all cases.
TX Spell .NET 3.0 also provides a new spelling dialog that can be customized and used with TX Text Control or any other controls such as the RichTextBox, a simple TextBox or a GridView. With the new release a new Options dialog box has been designed for TX Spell .NET 3.0. Dictionaries can be added, enabled and disabled for spell checking and the creation of suggestions.
The new version ships with new events when dictionaries are added or removed, words are added or removed to user dictionaries or buttons have been clicked in the 100% customizable spell check dialog. Also dictionaries and user dictionaries can be now added and saved from and to a string array. This enables users to add dictionaries from memory or from databases.
Finally, it is now easily possible to create context menus.
An overview of all new features can be found here:
TX Spell .NET for Windows Forms
About TX Text Control:
TX Text Control was originally released in 1991, since then more than 50,000 copies have been sold. Starting off as a single, small DLL, TX Text Control has made its way through 16-bit DLL and VBX versions to today‘s Enterprise edition with its .NET and ActiveX components. The recent addition to the family, TX Text Control .NET Server, offers all of TX Text Control advanced word processing functionality in an easy-to-use server-side .NET component. Customers benefit from these years of experience, large user base, and at the same time, appreciate developing with a mature, reliable product.
Contact Informations:
support@textcontrol.com
North & South America: Phone: +1 704-370-0110 Phone: +1 877-462-4772 (toll free)
Europe: Phone: +49 (0)421 42 70 67 10
Asia Pacific: Phone: +886 2-2797-8508
