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Article #24181Re: FrameMaker 7.x/8 Feature Requests
From: Sean
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 21:02
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 21:02
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I'd like to add to my vote to the discussion about spell checking on the
fly. Word does this really nicely--you can see immediately if you've misspelled
something. Would be nice to see in FM, if it could be done without compromising
core functionality.
It'd be nice if Microsoft fixed this feature so it would actually work with long technical documents. This feature actually fails on documents over 250-ish pages with graphic and xrefs, etc. The error message says the document is too complex for on-the-fly spell chucking. (P4 2GHz 512MB RAM 80 GB HDD, 40GB free).
Cheers,
Sean
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