The appsettings did not work so I can live with the dictionary file residing in the application's bin folder.   However, adding a word via the spell check window does not add the word to the dictionary file.  The aspnet user does have modify/write access to the folder & file.  Am I missing something ...

This works but this seems like a workaround versus a fix.  Where does Cutesoft.net set their dictionary files?   On top of that, I get a similar error when opening the templates.   Also, adding a word in the spell check window does not add the word in the dictionary file.

Is it possible to preset the tables to borders=0?   It is default to borders=1.

I'm using version 5.02 and upon clicking the spell check icon, I get this error:   ''Could not find file: c:\inetpub\intranet\dnn\bin\en-US.dic''     Of course, the dictionary files are not in that folder.  However, the folder does have the NetSpell.SpellChecker.dll file in it.     How do I fix this?

Using DNN 3.22 and their Repository Module 3.18.   I get a script error when modifying the module's settings.  The text box appears and functions corectly when uploading and editing an entry but returns the error below when modifying the module's settings...    

Turns out the vendor's module has a resizing setting that seems to have taken care of the mishap.

Thanks for the tip.  Unfortunately it did not work.  The text editor is expanding super wide. However, not all is lost.  It turns out the problem is not with all of the modules.  Most modules that call for the text editor works just fine.  I've isolated the issue with a particular module that is a non-core module (didn't ...

Update...   If I change the UseDNNDefaultWidth=''true'' setting to false within web.config, the HTML and Preview modes do not shrink.    However, what happens now is that the CEHtmlEditor window expands beyond the border of the skin (using the DNN default skins).    When the setting is true, ...

I've got CuteEditor 5.0 running on DNN 3.22 using all default settings so I can get comfortable with how everything works.  So far so good.   Normal mode - no problems HTML mode - the screen gets shrunk to a third of its normal size Preview mode - the screen gets shrunk to a third of its normal size   This happens when logged ...