Hello,
I completed the innstallation for the PSPELL on my Windows2000 on Apache.
What you need to do is :
1. Download the win32 port from aspell.net
2. Download the dictionaries you need
3. Install the win32 port
4. Install the dictionaries
5. Edit the php.ini and comment out the extension=php_pspell.dll
(Be sure its present in your extension directory!)
6. Copy the Aspell .dll's into your system32 folder.
7. Restart Apache
Now your PSPELL should be working, however you probably end up with
another problem. You cant load the dictionaries... Ive spent like 4 hours
now
on the topic without any sollutions, it just seems that the pspell dll
doesnt work
well on windows. However another user at the php site on a winXP SP1
has made it work, atleast he states such. I havnt heard or found any users
on the
net that confirms this, so Im not convinced.
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"Antonio J. Hdez. Blanco" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Adams,
>
> > Reading the manual[1] on pspell I notice at the top it says this
> > function is not supported in windows.
>
> I have read the manual several times, and also usr contributed notes where
> Elizabeth, explains the installation in w2k.
>
> I does she explained, but no work.
>
> >However if you really do have a
> > pspell library for windows that somehow came with 4.3.3 and isn't
> > working with 4.3.4 you may be able to change your php.ini file to load
> > the extension[2] but I doubt it.
>
> But the problem persists, since comprobe the dinamic load by means of the
> function print_r(get_loaded_extensions());
> and it shows that library php_pspell.dll is loaded,
> and this to me means that php.ini this good.
>
> By that as is not the problem, if continuous will prove in * nix.
>
> thank you very much
>
> antonio,
>
> PD: you said the very TRUE " We may not speak many languages but the php
> manual does :)"
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