Can we implement any spell check against Forms/OAF Page screen fields

Hi,
I know its a weird requirement, but any chance that we can achieve this functionality?
We nee to do the spell check on few fields in forms/OAF Pages. Any guidance is very much appreciated.
thanks,
Rajkiran.

Hi Rajkiran,
There is a spell checker for ie :
http://www.iespell.com/
Hope this helps.
Kristofer Cru

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