Spelling check

[Blue Star]

I was wondering about something while I was writing a post. Since we spell "ryding" and of course "Spyder". Then why does the spell check on "Spyderlovers" say it is spelled wrong? I know in my Microsoft word program I added these spellings to my dictionary so it would think I spelled it right.

 

[SNOOPY]

Spyderlovers

Spyder

Ryder


Just tried it on mine and no spellcheck needed.


Actually shows that "spellcheck" is wrong. roflmao

 

[Cruzr Joe]

You misspelled spelled, you wrote spelt, unless that is a euphemism of sorts. :roflblack::roflblack:

Cruzr joe

 

[SNOOPY]

Gesundheit

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

I was wondering about something while I was writing a post. Since we spell "ryding" and of course "Spyder". Then why does the spell check on "Spyderlovers" say it is spelt wrong? I know in my Microsoft word program I added these spellings to my dictionary so it would think I spelled it right.

It isn't Spyderlovers that says it is wrong. It's the browser you are using that does so. If you use Firefox it automatically does spell check on any text box of more than one line. When you see the squiggly red underline right click on the word and add it to your dictionary.

 

[Bob Denman]

Could it be the combination of "Spyder", and "lovers", that's giving your computer the upset stomach? :dontknow:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Could it be the combination of "Spyder", and "lovers", that's giving your computer the upset stomach? :dontknow:

:hun::yikes:

Cruzr Joe

 

[Copperman]

Say what?

I don’t profess to be the grammar and/or spelling police but it’s obvious that lots of people on here either don’t use or don’t have spell check on their computers. Sometimes it’s painful to read the posts.

But, I do love this forum!

 

[Bob Denman]

It's a "computer"-thing; not a "site"-thing...
I never like using the Missus' I-Pad; it never grows tired of trying to tell me what I mean to say! :banghead:

 

[finless]

Depending on your system there maybe 2 spell checkers available to you.
One uses the built in spell checker (MS Office is installed) and your using IE 11 browser.

The other way is you installed the "Web Add-on" spell checker that Lamont's site allows use of. When writing a post if you use the button on the editor at the top [ABC] with the green check box, that is a Web spell checker add-on you installed to your browser.

Both of these allow you to add words to your dictionary. Once you do, it wont show as misspelt

Bob

 

[Cruzr Joe]

The spell check is local to your computer and not part of the Spyderlover's site.
Unless Lamont says it is, which means I'm wrong.

I thought i was wrong once ..... but i was wrong.

Cruzr Joe

 

[Bob Denman]

Which meant, that you were... :dontknow:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Which meant, that you were... :dontknow:

Glass half full or half empty??? :dontknow::dontknow:

Cruzr Joe (almost retired 3 more work days)

 

[bullant12]

Glass half full or half empty??? :dontknow::dontknow:

Cruzr Joe (almost retired 3 more work days)

Half of what?!?!
3 more and a wake up? That should have happened a loooooong time ago! (Note: working on IE10 and it shows looooong being misspelled!

 

[ARtraveler]

I did not know that I could add "weird" words to the dictionary to avoid the spell check warnings. That is good information. :thumbup:

 

[jerpinoy]

I don't care about spelling and syntax. The most important is we understand each other. Communication is best no matter what and how it's delivered.

But then if we do it right , spelling and syntax we learn for to emulate.

Lets have fun and ride safe, God Bless us All.:yes::yes::yes::yes:

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

I don't care about spelling and syntax. The most important is we understand each other. Communication is best no matter what and how it's delivered.

????????????? :hun::hun:

The first and third sentences conflict with each other. Best communication depends heavily on correct spelling, syntax, and additionally, grammar. That contributes mightily to achieving the goal of the second sentence, with which I wholeheartedly agree.

 

[SNOOPY]

I don’t profess to be the grammar and/or spelling police but it’s obvious that lots of people on here either don’t use or don’t have spell check on their computers. Sometimes it’s painful to read the posts.

But, I do love this forum!

I agree 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000% :gaah:



lol

 

[SNOOPY]

It's a "computer"-thing; not a "site"-thing...
I never like using the Missus' I-Pad; it never grows tired of trying to tell me what I mean to say! :banghead:

The missus or the iPad ? :dontknow:



:roflblack:

 

[Blue Star]

Spyderlovers

Spyder

Ryder


Just tried it on mine and no spellcheck needed.


Actually shows that "spellcheck" is wrong. roflmao

:agree:

You misspelled spelled, you wrote spelt, unless that is a euphemism of sorts. :roflblack::roflblack:

Cruzr joe

Fixed, but why did my spell check not fix that:hun:

It isn't Spyderlovers that says it is wrong. It's the browser you are using that does so. If you use Firefox it automatically does spell check on any text box of more than one line. When you see the squiggly red underline right click on the word and add it to your dictionary.

Yep, I use Firefox.

I don’t profess to be the grammar and/or spelling police but it’s obvious that lots of people on here either don’t use or don’t have spell check on their computers. Sometimes it’s painful to read the posts.

But, I do love this forum!

I use spell check heavily, and still mess up:roflblack:

The spell check is local to your computer and not part of the Spyderlover's site.
Unless Lamont says it is, which means I'm wrong.

I see, it is my computer. Time for an upgrade :clap:

Depending on your system there maybe 2 spell checkers available to you.
One uses the built in spell checker (MS Office is installed) and your using IE 11 browser.

The other way is you installed the "Web Add-on" spell checker that Lamont's site allows use of. When writing a post if you use the button on the editor at the top [ABC] with the green check box, that is a Web spell checker add-on you installed to your browser.

Both of these allow you to add words to your dictionary. Once you do, it wont show as misspelt

Bob

:hun: I my not know much, but I know, I know less about computers.