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kitchenelf
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lol - you're too funny tongiht - I love you wasabi!!!!! Just remember, tomorrow will be a better day!
Spellchecker to download that will work in posts
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Dove
DC Grandma
Your thorns are prety kool LOL
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kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
glad you like it guest - jump on in with a name - we don't bite hard or often!!!!
bege
Senior Cook
GUEST????? I'm not a guest or anonymous.Anonymous said:Many thanks for the spell check. I think ti will work fine. Except for errors that do spell a word.
Guess I had better login.
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kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
LOL - yea!!!!!! be sure and click that button that by-passes that step! I only have to log in now when I delete my cookies.
Dove
DC Grandma
Bege,
Did the big storms leave you alone?
Before DH retired from the Navy we lived in Jacksonville and he retired in Penscola..Also was stationed at Camp Lejeune N.C. and I Had my share of Hurricanes so we came to shaky California..
Marge
Did the big storms leave you alone?
Before DH retired from the Navy we lived in Jacksonville and he retired in Penscola..Also was stationed at Camp Lejeune N.C. and I Had my share of Hurricanes so we came to shaky California..
Marge
Dove
DC Grandma
Wasabi,I only see a square with a red X..no bamboo picture
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Dove said:Bege,
Did the big storms leave you alone?
Before DH retired from the Navy we lived in Jacksonville and he retired in Penscola..Also was stationed at Camp Lejeune N.C. and I Had my share of Hurricanes so we came to shaky California..
Marge
Hey, Dove
Just gusty winds, downed trees and limbs, and power outages. This was our first, in the 11 years we have lived here. Thanks for asking. I guess it was just a trade off for you. Bev
bege
Senior Cook
Did it again 
Anonymous said:
Oh, Anonymous, you mean, "Spelt exchequers dew knot all weighs work wright" ???
For anyone who hasn't checked it out - this program if free for personal use
but requires Windows 9x or later, and Internet Explorer 5.0 or later.
I've been using it since kitchenelf posted the link and think it's pretty nifty - works when posting here and in e-mail, too.
One difference I have noticed, from others using it, is that right-clicking doesn't work for me. But, there is an icon (says ABC with a check mark under it) on the tool bar at the top of any IE programs and left-clicking on that opens the spell checker. This is probably due to something I have loaded that the others don't that is affecting how it is launched. On posts here, it's located up above the "Smiles".
Chaplain Kent
Cook
You can get a simple easy to use spell checker plus a pop up blocker with the Google tool bar. The spell checker will check anything you type on any page.
licia
Executive Chef
I'm afraid using spell check would make me lazy. I want to do it myself! Who is it that circles my errors in red?
GB
Chief Eating Officer
If you do not feel like downloading anything then you can also use this spellcheck site.
licia said:
That would be Barbara and I, the two resident English teachers on staff.
You should see my computer screen somedays with all the red circles all over it! (Not from you licia, I meant that as just a general statement)
mudbug
Chef Extraordinaire
I don't need no stinkin' spellchecker. I need a typing checker.
Dove said:Question..
When it asks me if I want to "open" or "save" do I click open or save??
when I download something, just to be safe, I usually click save, the save as --- to desktop.. then before I open the folder, I run a quick scan for viruses.. then I open it..
Then if you want to be really organized.. you make a new folder and put that on your desktop and name it installers.. then drag all the programs you installed.. like this spell check, or a new msn version etc, and put them all in there.. and your completely organized... ( to make a new folder, just right click on any empty spot on your desktop.. click new .. then click folder... then a little folder will appear on your desktop... right click on that folder.. rename it whatever you want.. installers, songs, recipes.. etc)
Piccolina
Executive Chef
This is very cool, I'd not encountered this thread before. Just a thought though (I haven't looked into all the spell checking options listed here), sometimes downloads don't work with all types of operating systems and browsers, though if you've got Explorer (and use it, lol) it tends to be compatible with the majority of different downloads. Firefox and Opera are catching up, but still Explorer tends to be the only sure-fire one sometimes
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