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Author: diberry

articles/cognitive-services/LUIS/luis-tutorial-bing-spellcheck.md

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 ## Create first key for Bing Spell Check V7
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 Your [first Bing Spell Check API v7 key](https://azure.microsoft.com/try/cognitive-services/?api=spellcheck-api) is free. 
 
 ![Create free key](./media/luis-tutorial-bing-spellcheck/free-key.png)
@@ -56,9 +57,10 @@ If your free key expired, create an endpoint key.
 
 10. Copy the first key. You only need one of the two keys. 
 
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 ## Using the key in LUIS test panel
 There are two places in LUIS to use the key. The first is in the [test panel](luis-interactive-test.md#view-bing-spell-check-corrections-in-test-panel). The key isn't saved into LUIS but instead is a session variable. You need to set the key every time you want the test panel to apply the Bing Spell Check API v7 service to the utterance. See [instructions](luis-interactive-test.md#view-bing-spell-check-corrections-in-test-panel) in the test panel for setting the key.
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 ## Adding the key to the endpoint URL
 The endpoint query needs the key passed in the query string parameters for each query you want to apply spelling correction. You may have a chatbot that calls LUIS or you may call the LUIS endpoint API directly. Regardless of how the endpoint is called, each and every call must include the required information for spelling corrections to work properly.