Does the hotkey spell checking function work for any window?
A3. No. It works for many windows, but not all. The most obvious example is a window which has no keyboard support for cutting-and-pasting. Here’s a less obvious possibility. When you define a copy script, the speller uses the window’s “class name” to create the name of the file in which the script is stored. Later, when you ask for a hotkey transfer from a window of the same class, the speller knows which script file to use. The problem occurs because many windows can have the same class name. Fortunately, this usually means they are related and the same script will work for all. However, it is conceivable that you will encounter two different windows that have the same class name but which require incompatible scripts. In this case, you’ll have to choose which one you want the script to work with. Another way things can fail is if the same window has a different class name whenever you run a new instance of the program that creates it. In this case, the useful lifetime of your script
