In Snow Leopard, can you use the Spell Check program on the fly? In other words, can you stop where you are in a text document, for example, Mail? Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska. PS I don't have Snow Leopard, as yet, but plan to get it some time soon.
On Feb 25, 2010, at 11:18 PM, Bryan Smart wrote:I never got around to figuring out how the spell-check-anywhere feature worked, so thanks to those of you that posted about it.
However, in TextEdit, it doesn't seem to work at all. I opened a new document, and typed: ---------- This is a terst of the computor. ----------When I pressed command-; VoiceOver says "check document now", but nothing happens.
I tried pressing command-shift-; for the spelling and grammar dialog, but the text field where the word should be, and the suggestions list, are both blank.
I tried command-; and command-shift-; in other places, like Pages and Adium, and they worked fine. Not sure what is wrong with TextEdit.
Any ideas? Bryan
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