These can also be set in the Preferences window in MovieCaptioner. The spellcheck offers 4 different languages that can be chosen under the Spellcheck menu: English (the default), French, German, Italian, and Spanish. All changes will be made when the Done button is clicked. A list of suggestions for the misspelled word is provided and you can just select one to replace the misspelled word with it. You can also add commonly used words to this spellcheck dictionary by clicking the + button next the the field where the word is called out. There is also a Check Spelling window under the Spellcheck menu that will check all captions and once and find any misspelled words for you to fix one at a time.
It will highlight misspelled words in all red as you're transcribing so you can fix them on the fly. On Windows, MovieCaptioner uses the MagicSpeller plugin. The spellcheck language dictionary will depend on what language your Mac is set to in its System Preferences. Click Cancel and then open the window to try again. If you somehow ended up deleting a line, it should warn you. When you're done correcting words, click the Done button and all your changes will be made to your caption list at once. Be careful not to select the end of a line so that it changes the number of lines of captions as this can cause your captions to be offset when I makes the changes.
You'll need to look for and correct any words that have the dotted red underline under them. This will open a window that has all of your captions listed line by line. If you don't fix your misspellings as you transcribe, you can go to the Spellcheck menu and select Check Spelling.
Misspelled words are indicated by a red dotted line beneath the word as you're typing in the text area under the movie. The Mac version of MovieCaptioner uses the built-in spellcheck that comes native with the operating system. How to Use MovieCaptioner Spellcheck (Mac Version)
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