Never heard of such a thing, but it sounds great and think I'll give it a try.
 
Thanks!

I just downloaded them both, one to my desktop and the other to my laptop and they integrate seamlessly.  Very nice.   Looks like we can easily bundle Spell Check Anywhere with our product for a very reasonable price, I will look into it further.

Lynn,  
 
How are you going to "bundle" any of those programs?
 
Are they going to be like the"Quad-Lock Unit Converter? that can be call when need it?  
Or every time you open EVO a spell checkers is going to be load (into your memory) as well.
 
If this is the case please make sure that:
 
There is an option to include it or not (some customers might not want it)
Make sure that you include any "requirement" like net framework, visual studio runtime, etc, etc.
 
By the way,
 
There are lots of dictionaries that can be easily add as an API library (free of charge).
 
 
 
Kelloggs
 
PD: YaBB has one, that is why there is not spelling mistakes (LOL)
 

Unfortunately, neither You or I can do that. It is a the programming level. Only Ellen can do that.
 
 
 
Kelloggs
 
By the way, because we are going to implement Evo Notes, in some cases a spell checker would be great, but in many occasions we abbreviated words.
If the spell checker is going to stop on each of this abbreviations is going to be annoying.
 
....some food for thought, that is all
 
 

OK, so I think there is a potential conflict with TinySpell.  I loaded it to my Win 2008 server which is where my active IS Tech Support company copy of Evo resides.  I log in using Remote Desktop and use X-Charge to run credit cards.  Today for the first time since installing TinySpell, I had a new credit card to enter to a customer account.  Went to AR-A, brought up the customer, clicked the credit card icon, Add, entered the expiration date, name and billing zip code and X-Charge opened for me to enter the number but it would only let me enter a single character and locked up.  Had to restart, tried again, same thing.  Light bulb went off, maybe the spell checker is somehow trying to spell check the typing of the credit card number.  Uninstalled Tiny Spell, restarted and I was able to enter the credit card.  Meanwhile since I was using remote desktop from the desktop that has SpellCheckAnywhere loaded, it was active in the RDP session but did not interfere with the process.  So there is a vote for SpellCheckAnywhere over TinySpell, at least if you use X-Charge with Evo.