What other spell checker's would be good to help with spelling errors on CapTalk.net.
If you use Firefox (http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html), it has one built in. It will underline the misspelled words in red. You just right-click on them and it will pull up a list of recommendations.
If you use Google Chrome (http://www.google.com/chrome), it has one built in. It will underline the misspelled words in red. You just right-click on them and it will pull up a list of recommendations.
You can type your response in a word processing software, like Microsoft Word and use those. Word, for example, even has a grammar check in case you spelled a word correctly, but used it incorrectly.
Just a few recommendations.
Quote from: jimmydeanno on October 16, 2009, 06:09:39 PM
If you use Firefox (http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/firefox.html), it has one built in. It will underline the misspelled words in red. You just right-click on them and it will pull up a list of recommendations.
If you use Google Chrome (http://www.google.com/chrome), it has one built in. It will underline the misspelled words in red. You just right-click on them and it will pull up a list of recommendations.
You can type your response in a word processing software, like Microsoft Word and use those. Word, for example, even has a grammar check in case you spelled a word correctly, but used it incorrectly.
Just a few recommendations.
Thanks.
Safari also has one built in to it. You can download a version for windows.
CAP Talk even has one built right in.
(Hint: It's right next to the 'Post' and 'Preview' buttons)
Which does not work in Internet Exploiter/Exploder unless you use Quick Reply. And more than likely the people who would use it are also using IE.
But keep in mind that a spelling checker and most grammar checkers will not differentiate between correctly spelled but misused words. Examples: its and it's; their, there, they're; were, where, ware, wear, we're; and lastly for now, your and you're.