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Just made a little plugin that uses MS Word to check whether your message is typed correctly, use /xspell to check your text
Let me know what you think

Note: of course you need MS Word installed

Yay, people have waited ages for a plugin like this...
Unfortunately the fact it uses M$ Word API's may make it not very popular, but luckily I have M$ Office XP ...
Lovely plugin

yet another nice plugin well done its very nice

yay its a nice plugin noelie anotherplugin for me to download ;P

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Originally posted by WDZ
Cool list!

I felt like having some fun with it, so I converted it to a .reg file that can be imported into MsgPlus.

Instructions
1. Download and unzip the attachment.
2. Open the AutoCorrect.reg file in a text editor (Notepad should do) and use the find/replace feature to replace "me@example.com" with your address.
3. While you're replacing, you might want to change the dodgy MS Word apostrophes (ASCII 146 ?) with regular ones (ASCII 39 ').
4. Exit Messenger (I dunno if it's necessary, but probably safer).
5. Merge contents of the edited AutoCorrect.reg into your registry (double-click file or right-click and select "Merge").
6. Restart Messenger and check the Plus! Preferences to see if the strings were imported successfully.

Warnings
- This is experimental. Use it at your own risk. I have tested the importing, but have not sent any test messages because I don't have any contacts online.
- Update: Some other users have confirmed that it works good, so don't be too afraid to use it.
- Back up your MsgPlus! settings before trying this. All existing word filter strings will be overwritten.

Update: New version released; fixed a bug that created a blank entry.

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Original Thread: http://shoutbox.menthix.net/showthread.php?tid=26233&pid=254269
Attachment: http://shoutbox.menthix.net/attachment.php?pid=253586

Didn't try it, but I think that's something else than this plugin. This one uses MS Word spellcheck (all available languages) , that means no auto-correct things, (what can be quite annoying I think) and doesn't mess with your registry.... Anyway, use the one that you like

btw: the original thread link is linking to this thread

What I would like is something similar to word where words that are spelt incorrectly are underlined that way I can just spell what i wanted if their is a mistake