Q1: What is aSpellChecker?
A1: aSpellChecker is a spelling checker for Windows Live Messenger. It is meant
for all those who are tired of typos in their messages or need help with
spelling. aSpellChecker's spell engine uses
Aspell's Win32 Port.
Q2: What is the significance of the name aSpellChecker?
A2: aSpellChecker (pronoucned "a-Spell-Check-ker"), is meant to be a parody on the
name of Aspell. Note "Aspell" vs "aSpell".
Q3: How does the spell engine work?
A3: The spell engine used is Aspell.
Text being sent in Messenger is first piped to Aspell's engine for checking. If
there are words not found in Aspell's dictionary, suggestion(s) are given and
will be used to replaced the erroneous word. For more information on Aspell, refer to
http://aspell.net/bgw-questioner.txt.
Q4: What do you plan for future release?
A4: I am looking for ways to simplify the installation process, and also having
an option so that the user can view through the word suggestions and make a selection.
aSpellChecker for Windows Live Messenger, to be used together with Messenger Plus! Live, is written by Ming Han. I can be contacted here. Otherwise, feel free to drop by my blog at http://hanworks.blogspot.com.
aSpellChecker is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 License. An online version of this short documentation can be found here. The latest version of aSpellChecker can be downloaded from the Scripts section of Messenger Plus! Live website.