If you’re not a user of Notepad++, give it a whirl as a notepad.exe replacement using Ninite - the free app which easily installs the best freeware on the net. If that is the case, you can manually install the plugin using the method given below. This is a really easy method, but many a time this may install an outdated version of the plugin. Search and select the JSTool plugin and click the install button to install the plugin in Notepad++. Sure the ext libs go further in the Notpadd++ main dir: C. You have to add a Folder XMLTools and put the XMLTools.dll in there.
That’s all there is to setting up Spell Check in Notepad++. Open Notepad++ and Go to Plugins>Plugins Admin. Windows 10 works a bit different: C:Users<You can also use Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S as a shortcut for this.Īn open spellcheck dialog works much like the “find” feature, except that spellcheck is automatically hunting down words that don’t match its dictionary.
Click the Spell-Checker one to start checking for spelling. The Spell-Checker tool from the Plugins menu should have different options. Now all you have to do is to exit and restart Notepad++. It has the same type of setup click next until it is done. You'll see the Notepad++ exit dialog box. Check the boxes for the plugins you want to update and then click Update. To check for updates, go to Plugins > Plugins Admin and click the Updates tab. Installation is simple click Next a bunch of times. To update a plugin you installed manually, download the new version and replace the old DLL file with the new one. Run the first binary installer first, its full name should be Aspell-0-50-3-3-Setup.exe, and it should be 1,277KB in size. The second is a pre-compiled dictionary (word list) in the language you prefer. The first is the binary file for the library software. Now follow the link in the “How to use Spell-Checker” window to *If Spell Checker isn’t showing up on the list, open the Plugin Manager, check it from the Available tab, and click Install. Click the Plugins menu and select Spell-Checker > How to use…*
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