To select one of the suggestions as the correct spelling, click the appropriate word from the list in the Suggestions text box.

If none of the suggestions are correct, you can highlight the word in the Change To text box and enter the correct spelling. Click Change to accept this new spelling.

It must be a text file, for example, mydictionary.txt.

It is a list of words, one word per line.

It is case sensitive. This means that integer and Integer require individual entries in the dictionary file.

It does not require manual maintenance. You build your dictionary file by using the Add functionality of the Spellcheck. However, you can manually edit the file if an error is introduced.

To specify that a custom dictionary be used with the Maple Spellcheck utility:

Create a text file (for example, .txt) using your favorite text editor in a directory/folder of your choice.

In Maple, from the Tools menu, select Options, and then click the General tab.

In the User Dictionary field, enter the path and name of the text file you created in step 1, or click Browse to select the location and filename.

To ignore Maple words that are command and function names, select the Use Maple Words in Spellchecker check box. A check mark indicates that the Spellcheck ignores Maple words.

Click Apply to Session.

When running the spellcheck, if the word in the Not Found text box is correct, you can add the word to your dictionary.

Click the Add button. If this is the first time you are adding a word, the Select User Dictionary dialog opens.

Enter or select the custom dictionary (text file) you created.

Click Select. The word is automatically added to your custom dictionary file.

Spelling errors can be changed only in the Spellcheck dialog when using the Spellcheck utility. You cannot change the text in the worksheet while the Spellcheck utility is running.

This Spellcheck utility does not check grammar.