Is there any way the spellcheck on the forum can be English, rather than American? Please?
I don't think it is my PC - spellcheck is in English.
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Rizzo
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I will look into it, but I didn't think there was a spell check on the forum.
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To my knowledge, there is not a spellcheck option available. I have not found it yet.
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There is a very good, free, spell checker that integrates seamlessly with Internet Explorer. It can be downloaded from www.iespell.com.
A right click in any input area provides access to the check spelling option.
I have used it for a long while through many versions of IE and I am currently using it with IE8 and Windows 7.
Give it a try - it is also easy to remove if you don't like it.
Keith
A right click in any input area provides access to the check spelling option.
I have used it for a long while through many versions of IE and I am currently using it with IE8 and Windows 7.
Give it a try - it is also easy to remove if you don't like it.
Keith
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Thanks everyone.
What I get is all my English spellings underlined in red when there is an American way of spelling a word. Irksome!
What I get is all my English spellings underlined in red when there is an American way of spelling a word. Irksome!
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What browser are you using Fleabane?
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As far as I know Firefox has it's own built in (or addin) dictionary and I would suggest that there is a parameter in its setup which is probably currently set to US/English rather than UK/English.
Not a Firefox expert I am afraid so can't point you any further, hope this helps though.
Not a Firefox expert I am afraid so can't point you any further, hope this helps though.
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In Firefox, if you go to Tools, Options, Content - there is an option button to choose your preferred language, you could try that.
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[quote="Sherpa2"]There is a very good, free, spell checker that integrates seamlessly with Internet Explorer. It can be downloaded from http://www.iespell.com.
A right click in any input area provides access to the check spelling option.
I have used it for a long while through many versions of IE and I am currently using it with IE8 and Windows 7.
Give it a try - it is also easy to remove if you don't like it.
Keith[/quote]
Thanks sherpa2 works well
A right click in any input area provides access to the check spelling option.
I have used it for a long while through many versions of IE and I am currently using it with IE8 and Windows 7.
Give it a try - it is also easy to remove if you don't like it.
Keith[/quote]
Thanks sherpa2 works well
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Is iespell an English or American spell checker?
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It can be configured (via the options menu) to British, Canadian or American English.Ads677 wrote:Is iespell an English or American spell checker?
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