Geekzone needs a Spell checker

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loganjames

272 posts

Ultimate Geek
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#489359 4-Jul-2011 21:10

freitasm:
loganjames:
eXDee:
loganjames: All browsers bar ie have spell check as far as I'm aware. And if your using ie you've probably got bigger issues than your spelling

*You're

No it's your...
you're = you are

It should be "And if you're using ie"

"You're" verb, "your" possessive. The use is clearly a verb.

It seems we were refering to different parts of the same sentence. My appoligies eXDee

. I am using my new A500 iconia tab which does NOT have spell check... Or I havn't found it yet.

muppet

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#489375 4-Jul-2011 21:30

You just have to learn to live with zbelling mesdakes because they happen.

I just really hate it when you're reading a sentence someone wrote but it doesn't finish as you octopus.

Audiophiles are such twits! They buy such pointless stuff: Gold plated cables, $2000 power cords. Idiots.

OOOHHHH HYPERFIBRE!

aaronr76

68 posts

Master Geek

#489401 4-Jul-2011 22:02

SCM:
gzt: Firefox does have spell check. Incorrect words are underlined in red. Right click the word and it will show you a list of correct spellings. Try it.

Or is it not working for some reason?

snip..

It's a Firefox extension the the user needs to add, it's not installed by default.
I use the British English Dictionary extension myself.
Either use the Add-ons Manager in Fx to search for one or take a look at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/british-english-dictionary/?src=api
I'm sure there will be an American one too if that's preferred.

thanks thats what i wanted to hear

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Kaos36

709 posts

Ultimate Geek

#489472 5-Jul-2011 08:12

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The only spell checker worth having
http://ryanross.net/leet/

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