Spell Checking in WPF
19 December 2007 in ProgrammingDid you know WPF comes with spell checking integrated in common controls?

I just discover this feature through Alan Le’s blog.
All you need to enjoy this feature is set its property to true in the XAML file, like this:
<TextBox SpellCheck.IsEnabled=”True” />
You can also change the spell-checker languages by setting the property Language with a supported culture string (i.e: en-US).
Currently, only supports English, Spanish, German and French.
You can also change the context-menu behavior and add your own choices by handling the ContextMenuOpening event.
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