Use of a "spell check" feature??
August 13th, 2011, 01:26 AM
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Use of a "spell check" feature??
Wow!!I had no idea there would be so many site suggestions.I joined another forum lately,for my"non-olds" hotrods.Any way i really liked that feature.It was right next to"preview posts"You'd just hit that first,it offers the ability to correct spelling,even gives suggestions.I know there is a new vocabulary now with these young people[text messaging,ect.]I,m not smart enough to figure it out.I try to make posts easy to understand so hopefully someone would or could help .That goes both ways i'd think.I value this site ,i also think you guys that run it are doing a great job.Just a thought,thanks,later,BO
March 8th, 2012, 07:56 PM
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The trouble I get with spell checkers is they want to spell American rather than British English.
If I'm responding to US or Canadian based posts I try to use American, if it's to one of our numerous friends outside north America I use British.
"Two nations divided by a common language" - Winston Churchill et al.
Roger.
If I'm responding to US or Canadian based posts I try to use American, if it's to one of our numerous friends outside north America I use British.
"Two nations divided by a common language" - Winston Churchill et al.
Roger.
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