Good point. I've added this info to the first post, so others don't have go through what you went through :)

wow i just checked the demo's for plesk its really poop i'd never use that
infact i'm very accustomed to cpanel i doubt i'd move from linux hosting

I believe plesk and cpanel are simply competing products that you use on *nix servers. Both cost money, but cpanel costs a bit more for the person actually running the server.
I could be wrong though.

Updated :)

v1.1:
1. Added a "Learn" button. This allows users to add words into the dictionary.
2. Restricted access to members only, with allowed usergroups definable in config file
3. Restrict user groups allowed to use the "Learn" feature. Configurable option.
3. Options to ignore quote blocks, code bloacks, and PHP blocks
4. Added buttons (Thesarus and Lookup) with links to Merriam Webster's online thesarus and dictionary links with the suggestion for misspelled words.
5. Added Quit and Done buttons. One to quite without saving, and one to save without going through the whole post for suggestions.
6. Fixed extra lines added for WYSIWYG paragraphs
7. Made it skip vBCode tags, so it won't spell check URL's

If anyone downloaded the zip file in the last 10 minutes (prior to this post), please re-download. There was a parse error.

doesn't this mean that Pungo is better then phpspell?

lol plesk and cpanel may well be competing products but Plesk is very rubbish for an end user like myself

yes cpanel does actually cost more. i tried out both... =/ cpanel pwns plesk anyday

Well, they're now equal, feature-wise, as far as the end user is concerned..

If I can get the auto-scrolling (ScrollIntoView) thing working, I think I'll switch to Pungo..

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