User Guide

Checking spelling 183
About spelling checker options
This following table describes the options that you can select to customize the
spelling checker:
Option Result when selected Example
Case sensitive checking Treats different capitalizations of the same
word as different words
State is different from state
Ignore domain names Skips words which appear to be part of a
domain name
http://www.nobodyhere.com/
justme/index.html
Ignore HTML markup Skips text that is enclosed in tag brackets width in <hr width=”75%”>
Ignore words in all capitals Skips words that are in all capital letters HTML and CFML
Ignore words with digits Skips words containing digits Win2K and Y2K
Ignore words with initial
capitals
Skips words starting with a capital letter Jackie and Chan
Ignore words with mixed
case letters
Skips words that contain unusual mixed
capitalization
USoA and THen
Ignore words with
non-alphabetic characters
Skips words that contain characters other
than alphabetic letters
HomeSite+
Perform OEM conversion Translates Windows ANSI characters to the
currently installed OEM character set
Correctly identifies Chinese
characters on a Windows
computer that uses a
Chinese keyboard
Report duplicate
consecutive words
Flags duplicate words that appear next to
each other, and allow you to delete the
repeated word from the Spelling dialog box
the the
Strip possessives Ignores the possessive suffix of a word user's is checked as user
Suggest split words Suggests two correct words in place of one
incorrect word
Suggests web page for
webpage
Suggest words that
“sound” similar
Suggests replacements for a misspelling
based on phonetic patterns
Suggests selling for celing
Suggest words that are
spelled similarly
Suggests replacements for a misspelling
based on typographical similarity
Suggests cling for celing
Treat contracted
(apostrophe-separated)
words as separate smaller
words
Checks each word that is separated by an
apostrophe as a separate word
For quell'anno, checks quell
and anno separately
Treat hyphenated words
as separate smaller words
Checks each word in a hyphenation as a
separate word
For double-click, checks
double and click separately