Integration with NetSpell

The NetSpell project is a free spell checking engine written entirely in managed C# .net code. Package includes a medium sized English dictionaries. Suggestions for misspelled words are generated using phonetic (sounds like) matching and ranked by a typographical score (looks like). Also supports "ignore all" and "replace all" misspelled-word handling. Project includes a dictionary build tool (separate download) to build custom dictionaries.

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