Why IE Still sucks today... Installed IE9 and still no spell check.
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Unbeleivable. No translator either. And you still can't save your profile in the cloud so it is consistent on all your computers. Great job MS with your new version that is already outdated...
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I'm still annoyed that you have to use flash to get multiple file uploads working on IE9. With Chrome, Firefox and Safari they support the 'multiple' attribute on the file input tag and also support the FileAPI. So it's super simple to support multiple file uploads natively on those non-IE browsers. Maybe the 9 refers to the number of releases it will take them to catch up to the other browsers? And yes, that number will keep increasing :doh:
Todd Smith
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My guess is that some executive thinks giving away a spell checker will hurt MS Office sales. It seems like Office is the only MS product with a spell checker.
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
My guess is that some executive thinks giving away a spell checker will hurt MS Office sales.
If so, then the guy is a real 'tard. Anybody with half a brain would see an Office sales boost from using the Word/Outlook spell checker in IE if both products were installed.
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There's a spell checker available for WPF applications.
TextBoxBasesuppliesSpellCheck.IsEnabledto add spell check support, and with .NET 4 you can even use custom dictionaries.I'm not a stalker, I just know things. Oh by the way, you're out of milk.
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Good to know. Thanks. I have just put my second Silverlight application into production. Yesterday I started learning MVC 3. I have been doing some tutorials. It is much much easier than the MVVM stuff I've been doing. However, the SL projects have some advantages for sure. I'm so torn as to what to use...
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ToddHileHoffer wrote:
My guess is that some executive thinks giving away a spell checker will hurt MS Office sales.
If so, then the guy is a real 'tard. Anybody with half a brain would see an Office sales boost from using the Word/Outlook spell checker in IE if both products were installed.
Chris C-B wrote:
If so, then the guy is a real 'tard. Anybody with half a brain would see an Office sales boost from using the Word/Outlook spell checker in IE if both products were installed.
Any guess why they didn't include the SC in IE?
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I'm still annoyed that you have to use flash to get multiple file uploads working on IE9. With Chrome, Firefox and Safari they support the 'multiple' attribute on the file input tag and also support the FileAPI. So it's super simple to support multiple file uploads natively on those non-IE browsers. Maybe the 9 refers to the number of releases it will take them to catch up to the other browsers? And yes, that number will keep increasing :doh:
Todd Smith
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Maybe the 9 refers to the number of releases it will take them to catch up to the other browsers? And yes, that number will keep increasing
Yes, pretty funny. The desperately need to make a new version of IE that gets updated regularly to keep up with the competition. They should call it IE Fun or something like that. I guess they have to be very careful with IE not to break any of the thousands of Enterprise applications that run in Corporate offices everywhere but when Google Chrome is about to release Version 11 in 3 years, they need to do something.
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Unbeleivable. No translator either. And you still can't save your profile in the cloud so it is consistent on all your computers. Great job MS with your new version that is already outdated...
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MS had spent almost a decade not caring about browsers at all. IE9 is the first competitive browser they've had since Mozilla rose from the ashes of nutscrape. Expecting them to get *everything* that they'd ignored for years in a single pass is asking for too much. Because of the glacial rate that IE users upgrade their browsers IMO implementing all the mature HTML5 standards and boosting performance are more important than supporting tools that can be added via plugin. Now that they're more or less caught up, however I'd be concerned if a speel chucker in some form doesn't show up in IE10.
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Chris C-B wrote:
If so, then the guy is a real 'tard. Anybody with half a brain would see an Office sales boost from using the Word/Outlook spell checker in IE if both products were installed.
Any guess why they didn't include the SC in IE?
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The only reason I can think of is that they are different divisions in MS, so don't speak to each other, although possibly the legal team think that doing this would get them into trouble with the EU, who would force them to integrate the SC with all browsers.
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I was just about to post the same thing but found restarting IE after enabling the add-in fixed the issue. Why it couldn't just start working when I enabled it is another story...
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
Chris, I'm the author of Speckie. The 'other story' is traditional MS functionality; when you click Enable, it doesn't enable it immediately, it marks it as enabled for the next time your start IE.
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Chris, I'm the author of Speckie. The 'other story' is traditional MS functionality; when you click Enable, it doesn't enable it immediately, it marks it as enabled for the next time your start IE.
Maurizio, I bow to you for your wonderful contribution. and sympathise with you for the pain IE's add-in model causes you and your users. Thank you. (So...are you going to write an article on how you wrote it? :D)
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
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Maurizio, I bow to you for your wonderful contribution. and sympathise with you for the pain IE's add-in model causes you and your users. Thank you. (So...are you going to write an article on how you wrote it? :D)
cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP
mate, only if you want to read the ramblings of a mad man. I've sworn off writing any more IE add-ons :laugh: