IE9 Real Time Spell-Checker
Feb 18, 2012 17:56:52 #
I just found a real-time spell checker for Internet Explorer9(or 8). It works nice. I scanned the hell out of it for malware with McAfee. It's clean.
I was accused of mis-spelling a few words the other day,..
I'm sure the MGD had nothing to do with it!
Get it at Speckie.com
Just click the "download" button in the first column.
You'd think MS would include it.
I was accused of mis-spelling a few words the other day,..
I'm sure the MGD had nothing to do with it!
Get it at Speckie.com
Just click the "download" button in the first column.
You'd think MS would include it.
Feb 19, 2012 06:16:43 #
Feb 19, 2012 08:49:26 #
I use Google Chrome and it's built in. I like it much better than IE, however, admittedly IE has come a long way.
Feb 19, 2012 10:06:09 #
arphot wrote:
I use Google Chrome and it's built in. I like it much better than IE, however, admittedly IE has come a long way.
arphot, Besides the built in spell-checker of course, what advantages do you find with Chrome over IE?
Feb 19, 2012 12:17:05 #
Nikon_DonB wrote:
arphot, Besides the built in spell-checker of course, what advantages do you find with Chrome over IE?
arphot wrote:
I use Google Chrome and it's built in. I like it much better than IE, however, admittedly IE has come a long way.
arphot, Besides the built in spell-checker of course, what advantages do you find with Chrome over IE?
arphot...Think you four getting that informanation out two us. I don't reely nead such of a thang as your seying hear. I have already beeben goode at spilling. But I is glasde that you done sent it.
Buddy 36 LOL
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Feb 19, 2012 12:19:48 #
Nikon_DonB wrote:
arphot, Besides the built in spell-checker of course, what advantages do you find with Chrome over IE?
arphot wrote:
I use Google Chrome and it's built in. I like it much better than IE, however, admittedly IE has come a long way.
arphot, Besides the built in spell-checker of course, what advantages do you find with Chrome over IE?
I find it runs smoother and faster. IE (in the past anyway) was seemingly sluggish as it had a lot of stuff running "under the hood" so to speak. I have the latest version (9) on my current PC and it does seem to run fine. Of course I have been using Chrome for a while now (pretty much after it came out and have grown use to the UI, etc). There are no menu bars, so you access much through the "Customize and control" wrench at the top right of the browser.
Feb 19, 2012 12:34:10 #
arphot wrote:
quote=Nikon_DonB quote=arphot I use Google Chrom... (show quote)
Thanks. I like the way IE9 runs myself, plus I'm used to it too.
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