FM10 and performance issue with real-time spell checking

[Keith.Soltys at tmx.com]

I posted a review of FM10 on my blog this morning.

http://www.soltys.ca/blog/2011/06/framemaker-10-first-impressions.html

I noted that I was having a serious performance issue with real-time 
spell-checking turned on, and that there was no "do not spellcheck" option 
in the character and paragraph designers. A reader commented that you can 
set language to "none", which turns of the spell checking. 

I've tried it with a few of my character and paragraph formats and it does 
seem to work and improve performance somewhat. FM10 with spell-checking on 
is still slower than FM8, but it's now probably usuable, or will be once I 
update some of my documents. I may need to create a DoNotSpellCheck 
character style for use on some things that don't have any special 
character formatting applied to them.

It never even occurred to me that Frame had a "none" option for languages. 


Regards
Keith
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Keith Soltys
Senior Technical Writer
Architecture
TMX Group
(416) 947-4397
http://www.tmx.com/

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