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aaronr76

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#86072 30-Jun-2011 15:12

after being on geek zone for a few months know, every time i start a new thread of comment on some one Else's Ive had to go to gmail to do the spell check, it would be very help full i think but maby I'm just being ignorant and its alot more work for them to set up.

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#487883 30-Jun-2011 15:14

LOL just reading your post and the grammer spell check will not help you

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#487887 30-Jun-2011 15:15

johnr: grammer

Look who is talking...

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#487889 30-Jun-2011 15:16

Check your browser settings; I get a spellchecker in Safari.

freitasm:
johnr: grammer

Look who is talking...

*giggle*

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#487890 30-Jun-2011 15:17

freitasm:
johnr: grammer

Look who is talking...

?

DOH!!

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#487891 30-Jun-2011 15:17

Safari, Firefox and Google Chrome will show a spell checker.

aaronr76

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#487895 30-Jun-2011 15:19

yea iv got firefox do you need a plugin or what,

(haha yea im a real bad speller being disexic and all)

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#487896 30-Jun-2011 15:21

aaronr76: yea iv got firefox do you need a plugin or what,

(haha yea im a real bad speller being disexic and all)

Don't worry my spelling is crap to

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#487897 30-Jun-2011 15:21

*too :)

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#487905 30-Jun-2011 15:26

Use this for firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/new-zealand-english-dict/

aaronr76: yea iv got firefox do you need a plugin or what,

(haha yea im a real bad speller being disexic and all)

Dyslexic (sorry, couldn't resist!)

Behodar: *too :)

Classic!

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#487911 30-Jun-2011 15:35

haha cheers for that on both posts

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#487912 30-Jun-2011 15:36

Opera contains an inbuilt spell checker that underlines misspelled words in red as you type.

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#487923 30-Jun-2011 15:53

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#487925 30-Jun-2011 15:56

My spelling is fine. Its my typing that fails me.

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#487959 30-Jun-2011 16:35

aaronr76: after being on geek zone for a few months know, every time i start a new thread of comment on some one Else's Ive had to go to gmail to do the spell check, it would be very help full i think but maby I'm just being ignorant and its alot more work for them to set up.

There is no such word as "alot"!

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#487961 30-Jun-2011 16:39

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