[Trainshed Terry]

Andy

Is there any chance of a spell check button so that I can check the post before I press Post reply.

Regards

Terry.

[beast66606]

Depending what browser you use, spell chickers are available as add-ons, do a google and see what you find, this is checked with iSpell (and it doesn't like chickers)

[Trainshed Terry]

beast66606, on 10 November 2009 - 20:22 , said:

Depending what browser you use, spell chickers are available as add-ons, do a google and see what you find, this is checked with iSpell (and it doesn't like chickers)

I have Mozilla Firefox with Google Tool bar and spell check on and it dose not like the RMweb site as each time I press spell check it deletes what I have just typed in, which is the first time that I have noticed that.



See attached image.








Great web site to boot.



Regards



Terry

[coachmann]

OPERA did the trick for me. It also allows you to cut and paste within this box.

[craigwelsh]

Make sure you have the British dictionary installed and Firefox has built in spell checking https://addons.mozil...efox/addon/3366 chickers gets red-lined here too .

[Trainshed Terry]

Testing,That is better
Terry

[Trainshed Terry]

Testing Yep its working with windows 7.

Terry

[DonB]

There is a spell-check built into the reply facility (ABC & tick icon.. top right), is this feature disabled? Have not had cause to try it yet.

[martin_wynne]

DonB, on 08 February 2010 - 21:15 , said:

There is a spell-check built into the reply facility (ABC & tick icon.. top right)

That button is in Internet Explorer only, and it requires the ieSpell program to be downloaded.

Firefox with the British dictionary add-on has live spell-checking, or via the right-click menu (but there is no actual button).

regards,

Martin.

[samkiller42]

Google Chrome on both OSX and Windows spell checks for me automatically, without any input from me, and without installing anything, nice and handy i think.

Sam

[Tony_S]

samkiller42, on 09 February 2010 - 12:09 , said:

Google Chrome on both OSX and Windows spell checks for me automatically, without any input from me, and without installing anything, nice and handy i think.

Sam

The Chrome spell chicker (yes it did find that, and has suggestions including checker, chicken and thicker) is set for English(UK) on my PC. I don't recall setting it to UK English so I assume it looked up the regional settings in Windows during the install.

Tony

[JZjr]

Google Chrome in Windows 7 (or any OS I suppose) has a live checker... and even though the spell-check is made by Google, the name Google is not in the dictionary... Strange.

[Beardybloke]

JZjr, on 09 February 2010 - 21:15 , said:

Google Chrome in Windows 7 (or any OS I suppose) has a live checker... and even though the spell-check is made by Google, the name Google is not in the dictionary... Strange.

No stranger than the fact that Google Chrome doesn't support the Google Toolbar

[JZjr]

Strange, it does have many of those features built in. But not all of them!