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01/26/2005 06:37:10 PM · #1
How bout a spell check when we make posts, so peeple like mee donnt make so manny mistakies.

Travis
01/26/2005 06:39:06 PM · #2
Real-time Spell-checker!
01/26/2005 06:44:26 PM · #3
Have Word or Word Perfect or any of the popular word processors open, type your post in there and spell check and then copy and past into the message filed.
01/26/2005 06:47:43 PM · #4
it wont beep
01/26/2005 06:48:08 PM · #5
Originally posted by drz01:

Have Word or Word Perfect or any of the popular word processors open, type your post in there and spell check and then copy and past into the message filed.


way too lazy for that.
01/26/2005 06:59:20 PM · #6
Ben, I tried it. Annoying little program, it won't spell-check a block of text, it on ly runs on the fly, interrupts your flow of work. Plus of course I'm deaf and the beep don't reach me.

I had another one of these, something like it, a couple years ago, but it was so erratic I de-installed it.

Robt.
01/26/2005 07:12:31 PM · #7
Type your message, cut and paste into word run spell check then re paste into forum.
Or just do it in word from the get go and paste it.
01/26/2005 07:30:22 PM · #8
Originally posted by eggv:

Type your message, cut and paste into word run spell check then re paste into forum.
Or just do it in word from the get go and paste it.


but the idea is to have something in place so you dont have to go through this...
01/26/2005 08:05:12 PM · #9
Originally posted by peete:

Originally posted by eggv:

Type your message, cut and paste into word run spell check then re paste into forum.
Or just do it in word from the get go and paste it.


but the idea is to have something in place so you dont have to go through this...


right
01/26/2005 08:30:32 PM · #10
Firefox spell checker
01/26/2005 09:07:29 PM · #11
firefox comes to the rescue again
that is brilliant no more cut and paste.... yes
01/26/2005 09:08:52 PM · #12
Buy a dictionary.
01/26/2005 10:39:54 PM · #13
Brilliant idea. I consider my writing a success if every word is close enough for spell check to bring up the right spelling first try. Otherwise ... I'm lost.

Edit: Damn typos!!!!

Message edited by author 2005-01-26 22:40:11.
01/27/2005 05:06:08 AM · #14
Originally posted by cloudsme:

Buy a dictionary.

... or install dictionary.com's toolbar and get spelling, definition and such just a right click away.

It does not handle full blocks of text at a time, nor does it check in real time -- but that is what proof-reading is for (and one of these days I will learn to do just that). The toolbar does not have to be visible for it to be used, by the way.

David
01/27/2005 05:41:12 AM · #15
Let me show you a great little application :D

I am the worlds worst typer - my fingers go 10 times faster than my brain so i need to spell check everything.

Forget firefox - makes everything huge.

I use this: iespell

All you do is right click to check spelling. Or if you just want to check a paragraph - simply highlight and right click.

Simple, clean and fantastic.


01/27/2005 05:47:12 AM · #16
spell check this...

works like a charm. Yay Firefox!

Robt.

Message edited by author 2005-01-27 05:48:05.
01/27/2005 06:29:50 AM · #17
Another reason to continuing using firefox!

Message edited by author 2005-01-27 06:30:03.
01/27/2005 06:34:08 AM · #18
Jon, what you mnean Firefox "makes everything huge"?

Robt.
01/27/2005 06:39:22 AM · #19
Originally posted by Travis99:

so manny mistakies.
Travis

What did Manny do? ;)

Originally posted by jonr:

Firefox spell checker

Just installed FF spell check, thanks for the link.

Edit: Dammit, I have to restart FF for the spell checker to work! Edited for spell :D

Message edited by author 2005-01-27 06:41:12.
01/27/2005 06:47:41 AM · #20
Originally posted by jonpink:

Forget firefox - makes everything huge.


Huh?

I use Firefox on 4 computers and on all of them it renders nearly all web pages exactly the same as I see them in IE.

-Terry
01/27/2005 06:53:38 AM · #21
Well i really do not care if some one make a spelling mistake as long as i understand what they mean

I think should understand that some people are not native english speakers
I see this kind of posting on many sites and i find it quite silly to demand proper english instead of appreciating the efforts of people who speak other languages put into communicating in english
01/27/2005 06:55:09 AM · #22
Originally posted by Pano:

Well i really do not care if some one make a spelling mistake as long as i understand what they mean

I think should understand that some people are not native english speakers
I see this kind of posting on many sites and i find it quite silly to demand proper english instead of appreciating the efforts of people who speak other languages put into communicating in english


This post is not about demanding proper English from others; it's about the original poster wanting an easy way to spell-check his own posts.

-Terry
01/27/2005 07:00:06 AM · #23
well in that case they should put a 'Post Reader' for people like me who can't read :))
01/27/2005 07:41:13 AM · #24
Pano,

I'm a writer and an editor and I have arthritis and when I type in a hurry I hit lots of double keys and wrong keys. I have lost track of how many posts I've had to edit for spelling. It's embarrassing, and it has nothing to do with "proper English", it's just sloppy-looking.

I don't really care if someone else has typos galore as long as i can follow, but this is one nifty spell checker in Firefox :-)

Robt.

That's funny, I just had to add the word "firefox" to the firefox dictionary :-)
01/27/2005 07:54:33 AM · #25
Originally posted by ClubJuggle:

Originally posted by jonpink:

Forget firefox - makes everything huge.


Huh?

I use Firefox on 4 computers and on all of them it renders nearly all web pages exactly the same as I see them in IE.

-Terry


I installed it last night and the text seemed huge.? Prolly just wrong settings.

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