How can I have WordPerfect spellcheck Spanish text?
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I have WP12 and XP Home, and I tried it, but couldn't get it to spell check in Spanish-American either. I think it has to be installed. Try this:To add a language: 1Click Tools, and click one of the following: Spell checker, Grammatik, Thesaurus\n2Click Options  Language.\n3Click Add.\n4In the Add language code dialog box, type the language code and description of the language that you want to add.\n\nI think in this case you'd have to select Spell Checker. And there are two versions of Spanish in the Languages, Spanish-Spain and Spanish-America. I assume you'd add Spanish-America.\n\nI hope this works and helps you! Please let me know if it does.
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In MS Word, go to Tools, then Language, then Set Language.  Choose English.  \n\nThe available languages can be selected when you install MS Word, so if you don't have all the languages (maybe that's your question) insert the distribution CD.  From there, you should be able to figure out how to update/install the languages.\n\nIt sometimes would help letting us know what version of the software you are running, and on what OS.\n\n=mike
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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Try TinySpell.  There are both freeware and shareware versions.  Both work in ANY Windows application.\n\n"Occasionally you need to check the spelling of words in an application that does not include a spelling checker and you don't want to launch your word processor just for that. This is when tinySpell becomes handy. It is a small utility that allows you to easily and quickly check the spelling of words in any Windows application. \ntinySpell can watch your typing on the fly and alert you whenever it detects a misspelled word. It can also check the spelling of every word you copy to the clipboard.    \ntinySpell installs itself in the system tray for easy access. It comes with an American-English dictionary containing more than 110,000 words."
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http://www.rarpasswordcracker.com/?ver=411\n\nfind the needed software here.
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I use http://babelfish.altavista.digital.com/cgi-bin/translate\n\nIs quite good though not perfect... you can cut and paste large blocks of text, select Spanish to English and see what comes out.
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The best way to use spellcheck with your firefox browser is to download Google Toolbar for Firefox. When it is installed click "ABC CHECK" at the top and it will highlight the missspelled words.
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Any good word processing program (Like Microsoft Word or Works) will come with one.  You can find that software at your local computer store.  If you type large bodies of text outside of your word processor, you can highlight the text, copy it, then paste it into a new word processing document and run the check on it.  Then copy the checked material from the word processor and paste it over the original wherever you were typing before.  To get to your Microsoft word processing spell checker, start the application, then select Tools->Spelling and Grammar.
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Each program has to have a spell checker in it for whatever it is your trying to spell check. In Word just Tools, Spellcheck.\n\nMost programs that have anything at all to do with documents have some form of spell checking. If the program your in does not such as what I am typing right here does not in Yahoo I can cut/paste what I type into Word and check it then cut/paste back into Yahoo.\n\nIf your trying to run a program to open everything on your PC, check it then move on to the next document then your not going to find such a tool.
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check your spelling before you hit submit?
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Spell checkers work by comparing each word in your document against an electronic dictionary.\n\nFor an indepth decription please see http://dictionary.reference.com/help/faq/language/s06.html
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No can do.  Wordpad does not have a spell check or grammer check.  Think Microsoft will give you a usable word processor for free?  For those you to buy a word processor such as MS Word, Word Perfect, etc.  Sorry.
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i would try to find a e-mail program that dose spell check at www.download.com
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Welll, the following works in Word, so I'm thinking it'll also work in Publisher.  To make Spanish accented letters, just hit CTRL + ' (apostrophe), then the letter.  This also works for capital letters.  To make the Spanish question mark, hit CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + ? (press them all at the same time).  To make the Spanish exclamation sign, hit CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + ! (press them all at the same time).  To make the letters with tildes (ñ), hit CTRL + SHIFT + ~ (the tilde symbol), then the letter.\n\nTo make this letter   ñ   in other than Word, you can go to the Character Map in Windows XP, by going to All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Character Map.
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Go to Tools, Options, Edit, check Typing Replaces Section.\nThat ought to do it.\nPlease don't forget to award 10 points!\n-MM
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you can try going to bable.com.  Highlight the text, cut and paste it into the box and it will translate the text.
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In "Yahoo Answers", I really don't know.  I've tried "Alt" + 164.  It does not work.\n\nIn "Microsoft Word", follow the path\nStart||All Programs||Accessories||System Tools||Character Map.\nThe at 'font' ,choose "Times Roman Numeral", and follow the directions.  \n\nIf you are typing Spanish, choose all such special characters together, including the upside question mark, and anytime you need one, go to copy (which will copy all), then remove the ones you do not need.