Spell Check Added

[Sean]

Hi All,

I have added a spell check application. It seems to work well (on IE6 at least). Let me know if you have any problems with it. You will notice the new spell check button in the bottom right of the post box that you use to post new messages -as seen in the below screen shot:

To edit the words follow the directions in the screenshot below:

Hope it works well, I know I need it!!

 

[Jim Chinn]

wat are u tring to tel us?

 

[ann]

great, am seriously over-educated and can't spell worth a darn. Sat on a lot of dictoraryn in my time.

It would appear to work, however it is lost with my typing of dictionary.

 

[roy]

Is it universal English ??!!

 

[Sean]

Appears to be. I tried "colour" and "color" and it accepted them even though colour is misspelt (haha, ok, ok, just joking)

I've also updated the instructions with a better screenshot.

 

[Jorge Oliveira]

Thanks a lot in the name of all non-native English speakers!

Jorge O

 

[Sean]

Since a lot of people like to use the "quick reply" form at the bottom of the forum posts, I added a button to spell check the quick replies. I couldn't figure out how to line it up with the other buttons, might try later..

 

[Flotsam]

Thanks a lot in the name of all non-native English speakers!

Jorge O

Like those of us in the U.S. of America

 

[Joe Lipka]

Good job, Sean. Now, when do you install the Stupid Check?

 

[Lex Jenkins]

Eat seams knot two bee war king vary wile.

 

[Sean]

nowe, trusht me, itt sworking fyne.

 

[Jorge Oliveira]

Just a note:
I doesn't works with Opera (genuine Sun Java)

Well...


Jorge O

 

[Sean]

ah, I think I found a fix for this, will look into it

 

[Jorge Oliveira]

Sean

I've forgotten to thank you for making it work with Opera.

Jorge O

 

[Sean]

hmm, haven't changed anything yet, but if it insn't broken I won't try to fix it

 

[Jorge Oliveira]

I usually identify the browser as MSIE 5.0 (and it did not work).
I've tried identifying as Opera, and it worked.

Jorge O