Microsoft Access includes a spell checker, but it only handles data in tables. What about typos in your forms, reports, labels, captions and validation text? Total Access Speller makes it easy to spell check the objects that appear in your application's user interface. Avoid the embarrassment of typos, and deliver more professional looking applications with this easy-to-use product.
Separate versions of Total Access Speller are available for each version of Access.
As part of our commitment to providing quality software, FMS updates its products from time to time to add new features and address issues.
For bug fixes, patches are provided free of charge. For builds with new features, updates are provided free of charge for customers on support contract.
Registered owners should have received email notification of the updates with download instructions. Contact us to update our records if you didn't receive your notification.
Version | Latest Version and Build | Update Released (if any) |
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Total Access Speller 2016 | 16.00.0010 | None |
Total Access Speller 2013 | 15.00.0008 | None |
Total Access Speller 2010 | 14.00.0008 | None |
Total Access Speller 2007 | 12.70.0008 | None |
12.00.0004 | October 17, 2008 | |
Total Access Speller 2003 | 11.70.0010 | None |
11.50.0004 | None | |
11.00.0007 | February 16, 2005 | |
Total Access Speller 2002 | 10.50.0004 | None |
10.00.0004 | None | |
Total Access Speller 2000 | 9.50.0004 | None |
9.00.0004 | None | |
Total Access Speller 97 | 8.00.0016 | None |
Total Access Speller 2.0 | Code Builder | December 30, 1997 |
Note: You must have the original release of the product installed for the product update to work.
Updates are for registered users only and subject to the product licensing terms.
You may not re-distribute them without express written permission from FMS, Inc.
Also Available for
Microsoft Access 2010, 2007, 2003, 2002, 2000, and 97
"Total Access Speller is a solid product. If you need spell checking in your applications, you should get Total Access Speller."
Paul Litwin, Editor, Smart Access Product Review