Spell Checker Popup Form
Nifty Spell Checker PopUp Form
Nifty Spell Checker Pop-Up Form
Video 1 (1:42)
This video demonstrates the spell checker pop-up working
Video 1 (1:42)

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Nifty Spell Checker - Setup
Nifty Spell Checker - Setup the Pop Up!
Video 2 (4:29)
In this video I demonstrate how to download & install the popup Form – (press the big green button on this page) – once you’ve extracted the file, copy the components into your own database as instructed in the video. Change the double click event to the code which opens the pop-up Form, and that’s it! You can use it with any text-box you want to spell check, just add the same short piece of code to to the double click event of Each Textbox you want to Spell check.
Video 2 (4:29)

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Spell Checker Popup Form - Useful Links
In answering the question in this Thread:-
http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?p=767936
missinglinq demonstrated an excellent way of spell checking a text box (text and memo field) text entries.
I realised that a Class Module I was developing would probably be put to good use in solving this problem as well!
I had developed a class module for a particular use with a preexisting calendar form, one that was generally available on the Internet. However during the process, I realised that the class module was not just limited to driving the calendar form, it may well operate effectively in other situations.
I have now used the class module in several projects, including this Spell Checker Popup Form.
Original SpellCheckerPopup File – SpellCheckerPopup.mdb
This file and the zip file with the same name are the original files which were uploaded to Access World Forums, 2008_10_23 at this thread here:-
https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=159318
(58.2 KB, 718 views as of 2019_09_09)
Useful Spell Checking Links:-
From Gina
https://www.access-diva.com/vba4.html
Spellcheck in French
https://www.codesd.com/item/use-vba-to-change-dictionaries-when-using-spell-check-ms-access.html
acCmdSpelling
acCmdSpelling just does the same thing that clicking on the Spell Check ribbon item does (boblarson)
Spell Checking in Runtime Environment
http://access.mvps.org/access/RunCommand/codeex/269.htm
Check for spelling errors in Access (From Microsoft)