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I totally enjoy the forum, Thank-you to all. I've Been reading for more than a year but don't post much. My spelling is not great and others may have the same challenge. I would like to suggest implementing the technology to spell check on the forum. Some times I can't even figure out what I wrote whether because of drinking and posting or just not proof-reading. Spell check would help...
I appreciate the help. Anyone else agree?
Yeah, like Porterjet said, the thing that bothers me most is so many people using the wrong form of words like there, their, they're, or to & too. It makes it hard to understand what people are trying to say.
What browser are you using? Spell check is one of the features of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, and It works in this forum.
If you guys have the Google task bar at the top of your screen to the left of the word "translate" there is the word "check" nest to an "A". Click on it with your curser in the write field and that does it.
I use Internet Explorer 9 and I have a ABC/check symbol that checks spelling right above and to the right of the quick reply box. It's also on the advanced reply box. The same symbol was also on the IE 8 that I have been using.
It's part of IESpell software you can download for free.
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