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A medical spell checking dictionary for British English, consisting of approximately 5,000 words. Still in the very early stages of development but could be of limited to use to people. See release notes.
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A spelling checker for 32-bit Windows apps, based loosely on GNU ASpell; packaged as a DLL. Suggestions for misspelled words are based on both character substitutions/additions/deletions and phonetic similarity to (~180,000 English) words in dictionary.
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Shadows will be a mmo with a very unique spell and crafting system. The IrrLicht graphics engine (http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net) shall be utilized to serve as a cross platform engine. I'm oping to create the feel of a graphical mud more than an mmo.
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Literal - BrOffice.org grammar checker
BrOffice.org grammar checker for version 2.1
Literal is a project for development a spell and grammar checker plugin for BrOffice.org and OpenOffice.org suite in Brazilian Portuguese. -
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An alternative to use when writing a Thesis. Thesistant organizes references, generates Bibliographies, has an equation editor, scratch paper, Spell Check, Find/Replace, a customizable interface, allows you to save as a PDF and much much more...
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AnySpell adds spell checking capabilities to any application in Windows that uses edit boxes - in any language supported by OpenOffice dictionaries. It can also be used by developers as a library to add spell checking capabilities to their applications.
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JSPSpellCheck is a JSP Spell Check component that allows you to provide interactive spell checking in your web based Java applications. It is 100% HTML and JavaScript. It is a JSP based front-end to the Jazzy Spell Checker.
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There are currently no Java OpenSource spell checkers. This is a project that is seeks to remedy that. Jazz is based on most of the algorithms that aspell has -- so the suggestions they come up with are very similar.
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GNU Aspell is a spell checker designed to eventually replace Ispell. It can either be used as a library or as an independent spell checker. Its main feature is that it does a superior job of suggesting possible replacements for a misspelled word.
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XSpell is a spell checker for HTML forms. It is composed of a XML-RPC based browser client written in Javascript and an XML-RPC service implemented in PHP 4+.
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BoogieSpell is a front-end for online spell checking, which supports multiple languages, multiple localities and multiple back-ends. Written in JavaScript and PHP, with elements of AJAX. Fork of GoogieSpell. Demo available at http://spellcheck.cc/
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Te Papakupu Māori project embeds te reo Māori into other dictionary based projects, i.e. spell-checkers. It combines publicly available word-lists, supports regional variations, and adds "hints" to improve spelling suggestions, e.g. Maori -> Māori.