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Novice - again Posted: 11-2-2007 0:27

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Could the Spell Checker have a "Learn" facility?

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fishyfeet replied on 11-2-2007 11:11

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not sure gavs got one let alone putting one on here Stick out tongue

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Novice - again replied on 11-3-2007 8:41

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[quote author=fishyfeet link=topic=19492.msg249466#msg249466 date=1194001895]
not sure gavs got one let alone putting one on here Stick out tongue

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Gav replied on 11-3-2007 13:06

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I'll have a look, however I dont think there is. What you having problems with, fish/scientific terms etc?

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papasmurff replied on 11-3-2007 14:07

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if you look around, both Firefox and Iexplorer have spell checking plugins out there. i can confirm the Firefox one works reasonably well.

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Novice - again replied on 11-5-2007 23:05

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[quote author=Gav link=topic=19492.msg249596#msg249596 date=1194095171]
I'll have a look, however I dont think there is. What you having problems with, fish/scientific terms etc?

Yes, basically Wink

I've also had a number of occassions when I've been posting, done a spellcheck and it has highlighted "ordinary" words; maybe difference between UK & American English, I'm not sure. :-[

I'm sorry I can't give any examples off the top of my head.

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Edit: try "gungy" and see what I mean. :coolsmiley:

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papasmurff replied on 11-6-2007 9:14

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[quote author=Novice - again link=topic=19492.msg249867#msg249867 date=1194303911]
Yes, basically Wink

lol, yeh i have found things like that. but i simply downloaded the UK English dictionary and the problem was mostly solved. as for the scientific names, most if not all browser based checkers, give you the option of adding words to the database. i just add words as i have need for them.

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Gav replied on 11-6-2007 11:26

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Asking members to go install third party software isn't an ideal solution, but thanks for the suggestion, they do work quiet well and can be used for all sites if you do install them. The current dictionary does allow words to be added, but I'll have to do it manually :-\

If you guys can live with it for a small while, soon there will be a spell checker with he ability to add words, among other things Wink

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Novice - again replied on 11-6-2007 21:29

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Thanks, Gav O0

In the scheme of things, it's "small potatoes" but every little helps.

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papasmurff replied on 11-10-2007 7:26

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[quote author=Gav link=topic=19492.msg249885#msg249885 date=1194348408]
Asking members to go install third party software isn't an ideal solution, but thanks for the suggestion, they do work quiet well and can be used for all sites if you do install them. The current dictionary does allow words to be added, but I'll have to do it manually :-\

If you guys can live with it for a small while, soon there will be a spell checker with he ability to add words, among other things Wink

the checker in firefox, is far from third party! its a standard part of the best browser currently available. though i don't use it the. the checker i have for IE comes from Microsoft.

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Gav replied on 11-10-2007 10:40

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[quote author=papasmurff link=topic=19492.msg250069#msg250069 date=1194679587]
the checker in firefox, is far from third party! its a standard part of the best browser currently available. though i don't use it the. the checker i have for IE comes from Microsoft.

I know, however if I recall correctly, you have to install the UK dictionary separately : Smile

. Iespell is third party and guess what 90% of our visitors/users use Wink

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