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Spellchecking in IE5+
Now I'm not sure if anyone knows of this but I recently came across a utility that uses the spellchecker from MS WORD for IE5 and above, you simply highlight the text you want to check (CTRL A) and right click on it then it'll give you the option to spell-check it. then you just paste over what you'd wrote with the new text very useful indeed
Find it here http://www.lurkhere.com/~nicefiles/ when installing it, it also suggests to get a program called Script Sentry which watches files to make sure they don't contain anything nasty, That's found here http://www.lurkhere.com/~nicefiles/ Hope this has been of some use to people I also hope that I don't have any spelling mistakes in this otherwise I might look rather stupid! P.S. it doesn't correct grammar so at least I can bugger up my posts that way! P.P.S. this post has been edited as I wrote I.E. 6 instead of 5, not coz I make an arse of the spelling, hurrah! |
Cool, I didn't know something like this existed.
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In here we're all anemic. /nonsense
ps: I hear IEspell works pretty smoothly too. It does the same stuff. |
I was a big fan of IEspell too...
anyone know of an equivalent for Mozilla/Firebird? |
Thank god. I've been hoping for a program like this for a long long time. I are am gooder speiller.......reallie
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tanks fo dis..........
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"Iespell" here too, it saves my tail because I can't spell my own name, let alone those 10 cent words, but now I can!
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YAY. I needed something like this. I type faster than my brain thinks sometimes and have zero spelling skills
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Thank you very mosh.
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Thx man... Ive wanted something like that for along time
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Wow thank you. Not only is the spell checker awsome...but check out some of those downloads and information on that site...AWSOME link...nice spy ware remover and script watcher...thanks again!
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Does anyone know if the same thing exists for Mozilla?
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