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Thx for the info - should now work in latest beta: https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.6.1/SubtitleEditBeta.zip But also note, that you can use this option:
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Try Options - Settings - Tools |
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Got it. Looks like this setting exists in the non-beta as well. Thank you
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Try Options - Settings - Tools
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No matter how many times I hit "add to user dictionary", the spell check will continue to flag words like sayin', talkin', etc. Any word with an apostrophe in place of a terminal letter never, ever gets added to the dictionary in such a way that spell check will stop flagging them. I just use "skip all", but that goes away when I open the next subtitle file.
Also is there a reason I can't attach an image to this post?
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