Spell check Infopath 2007 - browser enabled form

[BrettM]

I have been researching this issue for some time with no resolution.

1) I have Inforpath 2007 part of Office Professional Plus.

2) I have created browser enabled form, because most of my users do not have
Infopath.

3) I have three Rich Text boxes on my form. I would like to be able to
spellcheck these boxes.

I have tried a few of the coding changes with customspellcheck.js changes,
but nothing seems to work with Infopath. Can I add Javascript directly to my
Infopath form? I also have 2007 office add-in with Visual Studio 2008, but
no luck there as well. Any help on spell checking, coding or not, would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Rajitha]

Hi,

Make sure that "Enable Spelling checker" should be checked in Rich Text box
properties under Display tab.

 

[Anuma(GGK Tech)]

Hi,

Can you please verify this link
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/10/16/browser-forms-with-spell-check.aspx

 

[BrettM]

Anuma,

I dont think this works in my situation. This is an add-in with a license.
Thank you for responding, but I really need a custom or already added
functionality.

Brett

 

[BrettM]

Rajitha,

I have already verified that, but I do not see the spell check ICON when I
start adding text to my published form. I have the bold, font size, bullets,
etc. but no spell check. Any other thoughts?

Brett

 

[Bernie]

I was wondering if there was ever any resolution to the odd inability to perform spell check on rich text boxes on browser enabled forms for infopath 2007 even after the check for it has been done. I'm having the same issues and have tried multiple workarounds, I'm guessing there has to be a way without downloading 3rd party software.

 

[BrettM]

Bernie,

I have not found a solution to this problem. I checked with the people at
ieSpell and their solution works, however you need a license for every user.
So this is not a viable solution for me. It would be nice to find some free
javascript or other workaround from Microsoft that would work.

If you find anything, please post back here. Thanks.
Brett