Send This R5 Memo W/O Spell Checking It

Send This R5 Memo W/O Spell Checking It

Gotta love the Notes R5 automatic spell checker when you send a mail message.
But it takes forever for the spellchecker to load. To send the current memo
without checking the spelling, create a new action button in the Memo form (as
well as the Reply forms) and add this code to delete the $AutoSpell field.

When you want to send + spell, click the usual button or press Esc. To send
only, click this new action button instead. Because $AutoSpell isn't available,
the spellchecker won't run for this memo only.
FIELD $AutoSpell:=@DeleteField;
MEMO_SEND:="1024";
FIELD ActionInProgress:=MEMO_SEND;
@If(@Command([FileSave]);@Command([FileCloseWindow]);@Return(""))

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This was first published in November 2000

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