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Yes you should really use a richtextbox if you want to underline words, there is a demo of richtextbox with spell checker here which is free. Having the whole dictionary download to the client initially can take some time but once the user has viewed it once it is cached which makes it a much better prospect than using web services.
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I've been using the liquid controls for a while now and they're really good. There is an example of using their silverlight richtextbox here. Basically after downloading the controls which are free you add a reference to the Liquid.RichText.dll in Visual Studio 2008. You can then add a richtextbox in your XAML, check out ...
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I've been using the vectorlight richtextbox for a while and its free, it cando images, links and all the formatting you see when posting to this forum.
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This is an interesting solution, accessing the client-side file system is justifiably restricted, accessing a server-side file system is much easier using vectorlights controls, they have a file upload/browser demo thats quite useful. Using the above code the demo could be modified to display a local file system.
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Its a shame these features are not included as standard, I've been using the liquid Silverlight treeview for a while, whilst the node content has to be text it does support multi-select, connector lines, drag and drop and is a great control that fills the gap until these features are included in the official Silverlight 2 treeview.