Is it possible to add a spell checker to the "New Post" page? I just now noticed there doesn't seem to be a way to check your spelling when your create a new post or reply to one. Has this already been suggested?
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Spell Checker
01/19/07 8:27 am | #1
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Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 8:31 am | #2
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Quote by San Grial:
Is it possible to add a spell checker to the "New Post" page? I just now noticed there doesn't seem to be a way to check your spelling when your create a new post or reply to one. Has this already been suggested?
Safari has a built in spell checker, but for the web browsers that don't have one that would be a good idea.
Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 8:33 am | #3
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FIREFOX!!!!!!!! built in
Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 9:31 am | #4
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ieSpell is the plug-in I use for Internet Explorer.
Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 9:53 am | #5
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I'll have to look into some of those plug-ins.
I have just recently upgraded Firefox to the 2.0 version, and it cracks me up to see how each update between Internet Explorer and Firefox adds the others newest features to their own web browser. Example, the newest Firefox added the little "X Close" button for each tab, after the newest IE added it to their version.
I have just recently upgraded Firefox to the 2.0 version, and it cracks me up to see how each update between Internet Explorer and Firefox adds the others newest features to their own web browser. Example, the newest Firefox added the little "X Close" button for each tab, after the newest IE added it to their version.
Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 12:02 pm | #6
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ieSpell is the plug-in I use for Internet Explorer.
ha...internet explorer...ha
Re: Spell Checker
01/19/07 6:05 pm | #7
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ha...internet explorer...ha
Lol. Yep, IE is definitely a joke.
It would be possible for me to build in a spell checker... I think I have a dictionary database table somewhere, but with all the browsers w/ spell check like mentioned, I don't really see the necessity.
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