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tplehn
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lyx 2.0 beta available? really need on the fly spellchecking

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Hello,
on the Internet, I read about on the fly spell checking in lyx and that it should be available in the future version 2.0. Now, I am looking for a beta or something, to do in-line spell checking, because I have a long Master thesis with lots of typing errors to fix. Or is there any other possibility to only use the desired feature?
A workaround would be to export the latex code to another editor able to do spell-checking.

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meho_r
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lyx 2.0 beta available? really need on the fly spellchecking

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I would go with the workaround. There are editors with inline spellchecking capabilities like Texmaker, TeXMakerX, TeXworks etc.
tplehn
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Re: lyx 2.0 beta available? really need on the fly spellchecking

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In general, your option is an excellent idea. But the problem is that lyx seems not to be able to import its own, self-written tex files. (graphics broken)
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lyx 2.0 beta available? really need on the fly spellchecking

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If you want to write your documents like you would do with LyX, you should take a look at TeXmacs [1]. But I don't know if it provides the feature you need.

[1] View topic: TeXmacs - now natively runs on Windows


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