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sarah - 15 Feb 2005 15:53 GMT
i want to add a button to microsoft word on the toolbar which will activate
and deactivate a spell and grammar check.how would i do this?

an even bigger dilemma i have is that i have a perl module with a spell and
grammar check for a minority language in it and i want to integrate it with
ms word so as to perform a spell and grammar chek that will be activated
using the button mentioned above.

at the moment the perl module performs spell and grammar check on a txt file
and outputs errors throught the command prompt but i would like it to act
like a normal spell and grammar check in word.

Any ideas where i can begin with this?im desperate
Jezebel - 15 Feb 2005 21:49 GMT
>i want to add a button to microsoft word on the toolbar which will activate
> and deactivate a spell and grammar check.how would i do this?

This one is trivial. Right-click any toolbar, click Customize, find the
command you want and drag it to the toolbar of your choice.

> an even bigger dilemma i have is that i have a perl module with a spell
> and
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> and outputs errors throught the command prompt but i would like it to act
> like a normal spell and grammar check in word.

This one is hard, and no way to answer it without knowing how the Perl
module works.
 
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