Spell check
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thomasjking
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Spell check
i have been working on our unit website would it be possible to put a spell check system on all the church sites?:)
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mkmurray
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Might I suggest a spell check utility that plugs into IE, rather than the Unit Website. I am currently using a utility called ieSpell. It is the same utility recommended by this vBulletin forum. When you click the spell check button when writing a post, it actually makes a call to the ieSpell plugin of the browser.thomasjking wrote:i have been working on our unit website would it be possible to put a spell check system on all the church sites?:)
The nice thing about a browser plugin spell checker is that it can be used on any site, and not just the unit site.
Hope this helps.
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thomasjking
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russellhltn
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I use IESpell myself (It helps me sound intelligent when I can spell things correctly 
) One issue I've had is that once I run it on a screen, any further typing tends to trigger the Alt menus. I haven't been able to fix it and so far have been unable to submit the problem to the IESpell group.
If you spellcheck only when you're completely done, you're fine. But if you're like me and tend to add some more once you've done a check, it might create some problems.
) One issue I've had is that once I run it on a screen, any further typing tends to trigger the Alt menus. I haven't been able to fix it and so far have been unable to submit the problem to the IESpell group.If you spellcheck only when you're completely done, you're fine. But if you're like me and tend to add some more once you've done a check, it might create some problems.