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Spell Checking Custom Properties
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"Colin Sheppard" wrote in message om... Hello, Does anyone have some suggestions on how to use VBA to Spell Check (and Grammar Check) Custom Properties of a entity/file? For example, I may wish to have a form that contains text boxes which contain text destined for a Customer Property. I would like to spell check that text box BEFORE adding it to the custom property. (It would also be nice that it could be incorporated in such a way that I do no need to run a seperate instance of Microsoft Word to check it with.) Thanks for your suggestions. Regards, Colin. |
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