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tchomp Joined: Mar 28, 2006 # Posts: 3	Posted: 03/28/2006 01:32 pm There seems to be an abundance of online web page spell checkers (for checking a single page), but I need a tool to check an entire site (on a staging server). I came across 'Microspell' but my pages are dynamic/scripted and I don't believe it's a crawler (reads pages from disk only). Any recommendations on such a tool? (Doesn't need to be free...but cheaper is better ) Thanks. T (Copy Shortcut)

tchomp Joined: Mar 28, 2006 # Posts: 3	Posted: 04/10/2006 12:45 pm Well, since no one else seems to have any ideas, I did a little digging on my own and found that the two main contenders for my needs were: Inspyder InSite - Software tool (Windows), low cost, easy to use TextTrust - Online tool (platform independent), subscription based, easy to use I ended up going with the Inspyder product as I prefer to own the software and it can be used on a private staging server. I hope this helps someone else in the future. T. (Copy Shortcut)

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