I'm a lousy speller, I tried to cast one on my mother in law and instead of a frog she turned into a princess! seriously though until they invented dyslexia I thought I was just a lazy speller, have I missed it or is there a spellchecker on the site? I waste alot of time with a dictionary when I could be enjoying myself!

I'm not the best, so a write it in Word first then do a spell check before copying and pasting.

No spellchecker I'm afraid. 

Personally, I have an 'add-on' on my browser which spell checks for me.  Let me know what browser you have and I'll help you add one onto your browser if you like?

Google Chrome has a spell checker as well, although I'm another "type in Word & paste" poster.

I uze Mrs H as my spell chequer. As you may notice sheez owt of the room .

Quote from: Jerry Howlett on April 14, 2012, 12:27:57 PM
I uze Mrs H as my spell chequer. As you may notice sheez owt of the room .

  veri funney

Four years now Ive used.............
   http://www.iespell.com/
......und is free altho you might want to send a donation for all the good advise they giv
{hedit}........... I use it with the dreaded IE8 browser.

This is weired, I use a Linux Operating System "Mint" which is developed in Ireland but the integrated Spell Checker is American.

mmm

And we all know that America is a center of excellence when it comes to spelling our colorful language perfectly   


Paul

  Golly Paul are you unto Zee Gauge ?

Quote from: Sprintex on April 15, 2012, 10:54:30 AM
And we all know that America is a center of excellence when it comes to spelling our colorful language perfectly   


Paul

Especially in the gray areas.

Allan

Quote from: Sprintex on April 15, 2012, 10:54:30 AM
And we all know that America is a center of excellence when it comes to spelling our colorful language perfectly   

Yes, indeed. English (US), as my Word dictionary calls it, should really just say American.  I dispute that it is really "English" any more.  It is like learning a new language over here, different spellings, different words, different meanings.  I'm not bilingual yet, but i'm getting there.

Quote from: Mustermark on April 15, 2012, 01:07:29 PM

Quote from: Sprintex on April 15, 2012, 10:54:30 AM
And we all know that America is a center of excellence when it comes to spelling our colorful language perfectly   

Yes, indeed. English (US), as my Word dictionary calls it, should really just say American.  I dispute that it is really "English" any more.  It is like learning a new language over here, different spellings, different words, different meanings.  I'm not bilingual yet, but i'm getting there.

As Shaw said 'England and America are two countries separated by the same language'

Malc

Haha. Very true.

It winds my misses up every time she has to write Technical Bulletins for Boeing bearing in mind they're made of "aluminum", not aluminium 


Paul