i just looked over the code and it looks fine to me.. it seems to be a problem with the spellcheck's input button code for postbit_quickedit.

if i change 'qeform' to 'vbform' the spell checker comes right up instead of doing nothing. of course the spell checker can't do any spell checking because 'vbform' obviously isn't supposed to be used there.

any ideas? :(

If you use vB's built-in spell checker, they should work together with no problems. Note that vB's built-in only works for IE browsers.

Then you can use vB Spell for Greek.

Not sure about merging the dictionaries. It is an interesting idea. If you have try it, let me know the results.

So I decided I wont use the built in (What's the point of using something that only works with IE? IE sucks!!! :P) and I'll use vbSpell and merge the dictionaries.
I'll let you know of the results!! :D

The script requires the admincp to have the name admincp!!!
Ours doesn't for security reasons!
What should I do???
I'm in the last step and I get:

Warning: filesize(): Stat failed for ./admincp/DICTIONARY.DIC (errno=2 - No such file or directory) in /arxigeio/vbspell_install.php on line 396

Warning: fopen(./admincp/DICTIONARY.DIC): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /arxigeio/vbspell_install.php on line 397
Unable to open dictionary file: ./admincp/DICTIONARY.DIC

open the install file, and do a search/replace for admincp and replace it with the correct directory.

Now when I run step 5 the browser loads and after a while it stops loading!
Is it because the dictionary is 8MB?
I have an ADSL connection 384/128, is it too slow for this?

Nothing to do with your connection, it might be due to the time it takes greater than your php.ini max time setting. If you are on a shared host, you probably can't do anything about it.

What is a shared host?
And what can I do to fix this?
Thanks in advance :)

Shared host, means many sites reside on the same server by the hosting company, where you don't have access to change your PHP setup. As opposed to a dedicated server, where you can change PHP setup.

If you are on a shared hsot, you cannot change it without asking your host to change it.

Oh, then yes it is a shared host.
How can I find out what the limit is?
Anyway, I removed the english entries so it went from 9MB to 7MB...
I hope it does the trick... :(