Hi Dallas,
In a way, ieSpell is an ActiveX control that interacts with
webpage via
DHTML. The only difference is that ieSpell cannot be
downloaded on the
fly but has to be installed on the user's PC first before it
can be
used.
I hope the explanation above doesn't confuse you further...
Cheers
Sidney
--- In iespell@yahoogroups.com, "medawsonjr"
<medawsonjr ...> wrote:
>
> My company is currently interested in purchasing the
commercial
> version of ieSpell. However, they have an aversion for
programs that
> utilize Javascript and/or ActiveX.
>
> A rep from ieSpell mentioned that the plugin is simply
a COM object
> that uses IE's exposed API to add the spell-checking
capability. Can
> someone translate that for me? Does this mean that no
ActiveX is in
> use by default?
>
> Any insight on this plugin would be of much help. I
need to know very
> soon for an upcoming project. Thanks in advance.
>
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