Hi Andrew, I don't think #2 is going to be possible.
#1 could work, and you can actually switch the dictionary for each textboxusing the SpellCheckStartedTextBox event, eg.
Code:
rapidSpellDialog1.SpellCheckStartedTextBox += new TextBoxSpellCheckEventHandler(rapidSpellDialog1_SpellCheckStartedTextBox);
}
void rapidSpellDialog1_SpellCheckStartedTextBox(object sender, TextBoxSpellCheckEventArgs e)
{
if (e.TextBoxIndex == 1)
rapidSpellDialog1.CheckerEngine.DictFilePath = @"..\path\toDICT-DE-DE-German.dict";
}
that code worked for me, I just wanted it to use German for the 2nd textbox.
You'll probably want to use this to get the actual textbox
Code:
rapidSpellDialog1.TextBoxBasesToCheck[e.TextBoxIndex]
I tried the above with v3, btw.
Best
Jim
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