both Internet Explorer and Netscape

RapidSpell Web can be used in both Internet Explorer and Netscape. Because it uses only HTML and Javascript on the web browser, there are no special requirements and downloading is always fast. As a Web Control, RapidSpell Web is easy to use in an aspx page or programmatically in code behind; both allow full customization of style, layout and properties. Using a simple HTML template mechanism it is also possible to layout the spell-checker as you wish, including branding. All dictionaries (main and user's) are stored on the server, yet there are no post-backs to hamper the user's spell checking experience. User dictionaries can be stored on a database.

RapidSpell Dict files to be customized and created from other word lists, using the free 'Dict Manager' tool distributed with the full product.

RapidSpell Web functions in one of two modes, 'popup' - which open's a small console window with the spell checker in it or in 'separate' - which loads the spell checker in the main window on a separate page. There are no restrictions with either of these modes. Two powerful suggestions engines can be used to find good suggestions for words, including an exclusive 'sounds-like' algorithm.

RapidSpell Web has a decoupled checker engine, which allows (via an interface definition) the use of any core spell checker class or other type of text parser to be used with the interface.

RapidSpell Web works without session variables, making it possible to use it with server clusters/farms.

RapidSpell Web was designed to .NET 1.0 and .NET 1.1 specifications and supports legacy browsers, Internet Exporer 5+ and Netscape.

RapidSpell Web Features

• 1 Developer/Web-Site/Server License
• Allows one developer to develop a web application/site.
• The deployment license key will restrict usage to one domain name and one server IP address.