Spell check for Opera7.11?

[ChrisK2972]

Anyone know of a program similar to ieSpell that will work with the Opera Browser. If you are not familar with ieSpell, it is a little program that allows you to right click in dialog boxes (like the one I am writing in right now) and spell check your post. It works in practically any kind of dialog box, search boxes, post, ect. I recently started using Opera 7.11 and love its' speed and stlye. But, I have missed that little program.

Thanks!

ChrisK

[Old Jake]

Hello Chris

Here's a spell checker for edit boxes:

http://www.quinion.com/mqa/spell.htm

Only works with Win98 and "below" (including Win3.1x) but it's freeware, and has several language options for the dictionary.

Hope it meets your requirements,

Old Jake

-- currently using Opera 3.62

[ChrisK2972]

Thanks for the info. I really appreciate it!

ChrisK

[dunbar]

Please - don't ask me how I had managed to save a shortcut on the subject, but this link didn't list any OS behind it....

Quote:

==== Adding Spell Check to Edit Boxes [author: smitty] ====

First, edit your search.ini (using either [[http://www.operapl.prv.pl/en/ this tool]], or following [[http://www.schrode.net/opera/search/search_ini.html Martin Schrode's tutorial]]), and add the following (X is the location in search.ini):

%%[Search Engine X]
Name=&Spell Check
URL=http://www.spellcheck.net/cgi-bin/spell.exe?action=CHECKPG&string=%s
Query=
Key=sp
Is post=0
Encoding=utf-8
Search Type=49
Verbtext=17063
Has endseparator=-1
Position=-1
Nameid=0
%%

Then, edit your menu.ini (see EditingINIFiles for help) and find the section [Edit Widget Popup Menu] and add the following line:

%%
Item, "SpellCheck" = Select all & Copy & Duplicate page & Go to page, "sp %c"
%%

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I'm only offering what I think matches, I have not implemented it and thus I do not use this feature.

[samwichse]

Another member just posted this link, you might be interested... works great with Opera.

http://www.megspace.com/computers/tinyspell/