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I cant get this to work. &nbsp;Anyone one know the answer, without just pointing me to some article?
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I cant get this to work.  Anyone one know the answer, without just pointing me to some article?

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I'm using the ASPNetSpell spell checker. &nbsp;This directive has to be at the top of the page. &nbsp; How can I do this via the web.config instead? &nbsp; There is a ASPNetSpell.DLL in my bin directory. <br />
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&lt;%@ Register Assembly=&quot;ASPNetSpell&quot; Namespace=&quot;ASPNetSpell&quot; TagPrefix=&quot;ASPNetSpell&quot; %&gt;
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I'm using the ASPNetSpell spell checker.  This directive has to be at the top of the page.   How can I do this via the web.config instead?   There is a ASPNetSpell.DLL in my bin directory. 


<%@ Register Assembly="ASPNetSpell" Namespace="ASPNetSpell" TagPrefix="ASPNetSpell" %>

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