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- Download the plug-in file on github (.zip, decompressed to .dll, x64 is the 64-bit version, x86 is the 32-bit version, just download the version corresponding to your notepad++, if you don't know the version , you can use the 32-bit version first version, if the error message box that the plugin failed to load pops up when the notepad++ restarts step later, use the 64-bit version to start over), the URL is https://github.com/Predelnik/DSpellCheck/releases,
link: https:// pan.baidu.com/s/1KQ_Oj6KDbLYf0P0onilH1w
Extraction code: cu95
Of course, in the plugins >> plugin management of notepad++, you can find the DSpellCheck plugin, check it and download it, so that it can be installed automatically without performing steps 1 and 2, but most of them fail.
- After decompression, get a dll file, create a new folder named "DSpellCheck", then move the dll file to this folder,
then find the installation directory of notepad++, and move the "DSpellCheck" folder to the "DSpellCheck" folder in the installation directory. plugins directory" - Close notepad++ (if it is being opened) and reopen it. If this is a pop-up plug-in loading failure, it means that the version of the plug-in you downloaded is wrong (x86 and x64). Go back to the first step for another one.
- You can see DSpellCheck in the "Plugins" in the menu bar. First, select the corresponding language in the Change Current Language section (you may need to download the corresponding language pack for the first use), and then tick Spell Check Document Automatically to implement spell checking. If you don't need to use spell checking, just uncheck Spell Check Document Automatically.
- I am using the English spell check, and I can see that there are red squiggles under the incorrect words, which means that the spell check configuration is successful
