LexSpell American English spell checker for Palm, software from PalmAddict Store.
LexSpell is the BEIKS spelling checker for Palm. powered handhelds. It provides means for quick and easy proofing of outgoing emails, text documents and others.
LexSpell is based on LexLib, the spell-checking engine powering Documents ToGo, the premiere office suite for Palm powered handhelds.
This version comes bundled with an American English word dictionary database of about 100,000 unique words, all matched against language expert dictionaries like Merriam-Webster., Oxford. and New World. Webster.
The trial downloads include installation wizard for Microsoft. Windows and Mac. OS X platforms.
The included user manual will get you a quick introduction and a step-by-step, illustrated jump start with the program.
You can evaluate the program for 30 individual spell-checking sessions before registering.
Features:
Spell-checking services for multiple languages
American English database consisting of approximately 100,000 unique words
Expandable with new words
Instant spell-checking in most* e-mail and word processing applications
Word replacement suggestions
Widely configurable for speed, depth and quality of suggestions
Uniquely optimized for convenience during the spell-checking process
Runs on all handhelds with Palm OS 3.5 or higher
Support for classic 160x160 to latest 480x320 resolution modes (Treo 600 to Tungsten T5 to LifeDrive)
High speed and excellent lexicon compression based on proven spell-checking technologies
Fully-functional evaluation version for each language dictionary
Built-in help and detailed user manual
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