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Creating a spell check 'Report'

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    • #58520
      Simon Judd
      Member

      Good morning (well it is here) everyone,

      I was wondering if anyone knew of a 'Spell Check Report' script or add-on that can be added to InDesign CS5?

      The scenario is that I want to run a spell check across a client's brochure, but I don't know if some of the words are intentional or not, so rather than me going through it all and possibly making wrong errors, I would like to run the spell check but have it generate a report … including page numbers and the error flagged up … which I can then pass on to the client for them to check.

      Does anyone know of a functionality like that at all?

    • #58583
      Anonymous
      Inactive

      Not that I know of. For some reason I recall someone asking for this but something about indesign not listing the spell errors so it would be difficult to make a list with a script?

    • #58584

      Hey Eugene — that fired the correct neurons! Yep, the same question: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/676743

      I experimented with aspell (a free command line spellcheck utility), but found it too cumbersome to work with — export to plain text, spell check, gather results, find original location of the errors thru' another script …

      Heath Horton of Mindsteam seems to have picked up this particular challenge, so you might visit his website and check if there is any progress.

    • #58649
      Heath Horton
      Member

      Jongware is correct. We've released MindSpell Pro which generates spelling reports using Live Preflighting. You can see a sample report on our product page: https://www.mindsteam.com/produ…..index.html

      The report will list each of the 4 spelling error types separately.

      Cheers,

      Heath Horton

      Mindsteam Software

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