If you click on the best guess correction, you can select the right solution from the list. As you can see in the screenshot below, as soon as I typed in an incorrectly spelt word in notepad, it popped up a little box showing the incorrectly spelt word in red, and a best guess correction next to it. Using it is really as simple as opening an application – any application – and starting to type. Using tinySpellĪfter you install the tinySpell it automatically runs and sits in your system tray. Note: If you’re going to use the trial version, you’ll need to right-click on the system tray icon and click “Unlock…” in order to get 30 minutes of usability. For the full feature listing, see the end of this article. This review is based on the trial which has a few extra nifty features such as a spelling tip with a list of correct spelling options, the possibility of adding to its dictionary and capitalisation errors.
We take a closer look at how it works in this review.įirst things first, you can grab the free version of tinySpell from here, or the trial version of tinySpell+ from here.
It’s a great little utility that adds spell-checking functionality to any application. Have you ever wanted to spell-check some text but didn’t want to have to open Microsoft Word? tinySpell has your back.
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