ASPNetSpell ASP.NET script

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ASPNetSpell is a Spell Checking WebControl component for Microsoft ASP.Net. ASPNetSpell is a Spell Checking WebControl component for Microsoft ASP.Net. It integrates visually with Visual Studio .Net 2002, 2003 & 2005.From your ToolBox, you can now drag and drop a spelling validation button into your Web Application forms with ease and precision. The AspNetSpell component provides international spell checking for your ASP.Net web forms. It can be installed and integrated into most applications in a few minutes. AspNetSpell behaves very similarly to MS Word's own spellchecker, making this software familiar to users. The software includes familiar features such as Grammar Checking and Personal Dictionaries. AspNetSpell is compatible with ASP.Net 1 and 2. The code it delivers is W3C HTML and XHTML compliant, and has a good degree of accessibility.
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