You get the UI.

One thing to check and I'm not sure if it's my playing around or a gotcha.

I tested similar code in VSTO and a shared addin using C# and in all cases
and on both computers where I tested it I got "error writing or reading
protected memory". Similar code worked just fine in VBA.

At this time I'm not sure if I didn't fill in all the missing values
correctly in C# for the CheckSpelling() method or if there's really
something funky going on when the call is made from managed code. That's
something I have to look into, but I don't have time to do that for a few
days.

If you get to test it and you're using managed code then let us know how it
goes.

If you're using VB6 it should be OK, that's basically the same as VBA.

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"Brian McCullough" wrote in message
...
OK..I will try that tomorrow (heading out of the office for today), but
one question that maybe you can answer before I have to test for it...Does
the call to CheckSpelling initiate the user interface for the spell
checker, or does this method only call the method that returns a
ProofreadingErrors collection (or similar type of collection) that I would
programatically have to handle?

Thanks!!

-Brian