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    I really admire you Gordon for coming on here and not letting dyslexia stop you from posting, that takes great guts and I admire you for that. I think the advice re: using word first before posting is good one, however, we all know what you are talking about, dont worry. :)


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    nicthechick said:
    I really admire you Gordon for coming on here and not letting dyslexia stop you from posting..............
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    I'll second that. It's all too easy for the rest of us to think that someone with dyslexia is stupid. But I know that that is rarely true.

    You can get a spellchecker for the Firefox browser, see here:-

    http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/

    which you could use to check your posts
     
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    Kent Manufacturer said:
    nicthechick said:
    I really admire you Gordon for coming on here and not letting dyslexia stop you from posting..............
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    I'll second that. It's all too easy for the rest of us to think that someone with dyslexia is stupid. But I know that that is rarely true.

    You can get a spellchecker for the Firefox browser, see here:-

    http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/

    which you could use to check your posts
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    thanks this seams to work

    thanks tis seams o work " is what I typed before spell cheque on purpus"
    and purpose has no suggestions
     
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    confused said:
    I dont think it has one, why not type your post in word or whatever WP you use and spell check, then copy/paste it in here?
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    try to reply by typing to word then pasting every time you want to Wright somthin for a while and see how frustrating that is

    Try to reply by typing to word then pasting every time you want to Wright something for a while and see how frustrating that is " spell chequed in word"
     
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  • #12
    Urban Space said:
    This forum doesn't have one. n wt if sm ppl prfer2tlk like ths? They won't like a thick squiggly line underneath their posts? Why not hire someone to check the posts for errors?

    Liam
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    what do you think I owned mircrosof or somthink

    My wife spell cheques the important work before I print / post but for any thing else are we both supost to be together all the time in case I miss spell

    that was spell chequed the word what are wrong had no sugesgions or I could not beside which word was correct
     
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    gordonthegofor said:
    thanks for the input ever one

    have now a spell chequer that work's on this from and probably else where

    My job dose not require crocte spelling only getting the bits of wood to join properly
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    The only problem with a spell checker is knowing which spelling of a word to use. For example Chequer is a type of piece in the game of Chequers adn Checker is to Check.

    I think Gordon, you need not worry about your quest for correctness, as all of us fall down somewhere. My spelling is also abismal!!
     
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