_Global.GetSpellingSuggestions Method
Definition
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Returns a SpellingSuggestions collection that represents the words suggested as spelling replacements for a given word.
public Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.SpellingSuggestions GetSpellingSuggestions (string Word, ref object CustomDictionary, ref object IgnoreUppercase, ref object MainDictionary, ref object SuggestionMode, ref object CustomDictionary2, ref object CustomDictionary3, ref object CustomDictionary4, ref object CustomDictionary5, ref object CustomDictionary6, ref object CustomDictionary7, ref object CustomDictionary8, ref object CustomDictionary9, ref object CustomDictionary10);
abstract member GetSpellingSuggestions : string * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj * obj -> Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.SpellingSuggestions
Public Function GetSpellingSuggestions (Word As String, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary As Object, Optional ByRef IgnoreUppercase As Object, Optional ByRef MainDictionary As Object, Optional ByRef SuggestionMode As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary2 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary3 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary4 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary5 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary6 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary7 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary8 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary9 As Object, Optional ByRef CustomDictionary10 As Object) As SpellingSuggestions
Parameters
- Word
- String
Required String. The word whose spelling is to be checked.
- CustomDictionary
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the custom dictionary.
- IgnoreUppercase
- Object
Optional Object. True to ignore words in all uppercase letters. If this argument is omitted, the current value of the IgnoreUppercase property is used.
- MainDictionary
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of the main dictionary. If you don't specify a main dictionary, Microsoft Word uses the main dictionary that corresponds to the language formatting of Word
or of the first word in the range.
- SuggestionMode
- Object
Optional Object. Specifies the way Word makes spelling suggestions. Can be one of the following WdSpellingWordType constants. The default value is WdSpellword.
- CustomDictionary2
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries.
- CustomDictionary3
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary4
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary5
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary6
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary7
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary8
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary9
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary.
- CustomDictionary10
- Object
Optional Object. Either an expression that returns a Dictionary object or the file name of an additional custom dictionary. You can specify as many as nine additional dictionaries.
Returns
Remarks
If the word is spelled correctly, the Count property of the SpellingSuggestions object returns 0 (zero).