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Old 18-02-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Question How about a spell checker

Is it just me or is some of the spelling on some of the postings badly spelt, bad teaching at school, laziness or people just using text language when typing in replies etc

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Default Re: How about a spell checker

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Is it just me or is some of the spelling on some of the postings badly spelt, bad teaching at school, laziness or people just using text language when typing in replies etc
No I'm just atrocious at spolling, so a spoll checker would be good
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Default Re: How about a spell checker

If you use Internet Explorer you can get ieSpell - Spell Checker add-on for Internet Explorer - otherwise the Google Toolbar has a spell checker on it - Google Toolbar

Though it doesn't still correct grammar.
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I use firefox but spelling isn't an issue as went to puclic school
 
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Laziness rulez

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