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Thank you Scott - much appreciated. &nbsp;I remember having this issue years ago, so I'm pretty sure you're right. &nbsp;In the end I went for the &quot;Wintree Spell checker&quot;, which I still have a licence for (it's quite expensive).<br />
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All the best and thanks again.
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Thank you Scott - much appreciated.  I remember having this issue years ago, so I'm pretty sure you're right.  In the end I went for the "Wintree Spell checker", which I still have a licence for (it's quite expensive).

All the best and thanks again.

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However, in a runtime environment, you will not have right-click (shortcut menus) to call the spell checker unless you create them yourself.
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However, in a runtime environment, you will not have right-click (shortcut menus) to call the spell checker unless you create them yourself.

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I just want to check something. &nbsp;If I supply an Access 2016 runtime database to a client who does not have Office installed. &nbsp;Will the spell checker work? &nbsp;If not, can anyone recommend a good third party product.
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I just want to check something.  If I supply an Access 2016 runtime database to a client who does not have Office installed.  Will the spell checker work?  If not, can anyone recommend a good third party product.

MS Office spell checker on Access 2016 runtime installation

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.