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SPLIT: Spellchecker
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 01:43
by Shane
Any chance for a spell checker feature in the forum? I think it would help both our younger and non native English speaking members. No offense towards anyone, but I am not even sure what some posters are trying to say. It would also help me to spell quarantine without having to look it up every time!
-Shane
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 01:52
by Rusty
Thanks
There actually is one available. I'll see how hard it is to implement.
Rusty
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 03:15
by Rusty
I installed it, but think I will remove it. It seems like it runs a lot of SQL queries. Once we get the whole SQL issue sorted out, I may reinstall it.
Rusty
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 03:40
by Dinyar
I feel the need for a better word processing environment too. It's not just a spell checker, though that would certainly be nice. Especially on a Mac, many basic features we take for granted (eg, double-clicking to select a word) don't work. I get around this in longer messages by writing in my email client, then pasting the result into the forum text box.
Dinyar
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 04:10
by Silurus
Actually, I'm all for a spell checker of some sort. I find it extremely irritating to keep going back to edit spelling errors for four or five times (as the perfectionist in me would demand).
There. Typed it without errors. Hope I don't have to come back and correct THIS post.
Posted: 31 Jan 2003, 04:39
by Rusty
Simple solution: use Safari or Omniweb. Because they're pure Cocoa, they have the system spell checker built in. Only problem is I can't stand either of them at this point.
Rusty
Re: SPLIT: Spellchecker
Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 07:14
by Jools
It is amazing to see how the web has grown since 2002 - no spellchecker add-on needed now, all browsers just do it!
Jools
Re: SPLIT: Spellchecker
Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 07:55
by Bas Pels
That's right. The only problem is, I think I posted too much on English forums, as mine thinks all I write is in English
Which is quite nasty on other, Dutch forums. Quite often the words are messed up after writing them, as the browser thinks it knows better
Re: SPLIT: Spellchecker
Posted: 21 Aug 2015, 08:35
by Jools
You would have thought the browser would know the difference. But this is a good example of fixing one issue just brings another into focus!
Jools