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Free HTML Editor with Spell and Grammar checking

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by fcmisc, Nov 5, 2005.

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    Hello,

    After a friend pointed out a load of errors on my page I've realised that I need a spell checker.

    Could anyone recommend a free piece of software that will understand my html and check for spelling and grammar?

    I use Windows XP.

    Regards,

    fcmisc.
     
    fcmisc, Nov 5, 2005 IP
  2. Amsterdam

    Amsterdam Well-Known Member

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    One way to do it would be to write your content in Word (or similar) first and then cut and paste.

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    minstrel Illustrious Member

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    What that will do is add in a whole lot of unnecessarily complex formatting. If you want to do it that way, paste to Notepad first to remive the formatting and then re-copy to the destination editor.
     
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    Edit Plus is great

    Spell check, HTML tag highlighting, and more
     
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    minstrel Illustrious Member

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    Crimson Editor has a built in spell-checker -- it's also freeware.
     
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    fcmisc Active Member

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    Thanks Minstrel. Crimson is what I'm currently using, but I'm on an old version, and your link shows me that the newer one has a spell checker.

    Good stuff!

    fcmisc

     
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    Good point.

    I was looking at it from my own method of using Notepad for writing up the HTML, and completely ignored WYSIWYG users.

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