Spellchecking

[Paddy]

I am looking for a downloadable custom.dic which contains a list of medical terms in UK English.
I have found several that are in the so-called International format, but they are a pain to modify and remove all the bastardized words.

Of course there are many many people offering such a product... for a price.

Anyone able to help??

I have a spelling checker.
It came with my PC.
It plainly marks four my revue
Mistakes eye cannot sea.
I've run this paper threw it
I'm sure your please too no.
The spelling's perfect, in its weigh
My checker tolled me sew.

[Kooldino]

Hehe, cute quote.

Wasn't there an open source dictionary project going around?

[Paddy]

dunno... that's why i asked

[az]

I think you might mean http://dict.leo.org/ which is a english-german/german-english open source dictionary (way better than babelfish btw), linked with merriam-webster's and some german dictionary. It's hardly what you are looking for, but might be worth bookmarking anyway

BTW, a site with medical images:

http://www.brisbio.ac.uk/ (Bristol Biomedical Image Archive). You need an account which is e-mailed to you, free for students and professors. They don't check though, so anyone can use the Archive. Might be useful if you need bone pics again

AZ

[Paddy]

Thanks for remembering Az