App lets you edit spell-check dictionaries
Published 10/15/2009 by (Dan Frakes) at Latest from Computerworld
A convenient feature of Mac OS X is its built-in spell checker, used by most Apple programs and accessible to any developer that wants to include the feature in their software. For example, BBEdit provides a number of spelling features based on OS X's spell checker.
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