Artizen offers basic Spell Checking, so If you have ever used Microsoft Word or Corel's WordPerfect you are already pretty familiar with how Spell Checkers work. The biggest difference between Artizen Spell Checker and most Word Processors is that Artizen is context based, which means that Artizen doesn't actually install with a completely populated Dictionary. This allows for faster downloads and language independence. 

     Whenever you are adding a new Text Layer, the Type Tool is used to enter your text. At the bottom right hand corner of this Dialog Box is a button called "Spelling". This will automatically scan through your recently typed text and if a word is not listed in the Dictionary a pop appears presenting you with the options to "Add", "Ignore" or "Change" the word. So if your French, English, Spanish, Russian or Chinese all the words add will be based on your needs, rather than assuming that everyone is English or trying to provide a complete dictionary for each language. 

     Users can perform a quick trick to populate their dictionaries. Open a simple word essay at least one page long in some sort of word processor and perform a spell check on it. Once complete and all misspelled words have been corrected, simply add a new Text Layer in Artizen and paste all the text into the Type Tool. Once pasted perform a Spell Check and add all of the words and done, you now have a fairly well populated dictionary.

Dictionaries: Before Downloading a dictionary, make sure you have the latest version of Artizen Installed using Livewire.

To install the Dictionary simple copy this file into the Artizen HDR root directory. Ex. C:\Program Files\Artizen HDR\

English - Download
French - Coming Soon.
German - Coming Soon.
Spanish - Coming Soon.
Greek - Coming Soon.