Is there a problem with the spell checker? It shows words like "color" as misspelled. Is it the spell checker or some sort of grammar thing? In any case, there is a bug in the code.
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Inline real-time spell checker
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Posted 22 December 2008 - 11:47 PM
The spell checker (ieSpell) has nothing to do with JeepTalk software or scripts. You download the application and install on your local computer and an option add-on to the IE browser. By invoking the spell check inside a post or topic we are merely calling out the ieSpell that it is your computer which then reads what you wrote and Spell checks.
If there is a problem it could be in your install, software from ieSpell or your computer. You might want to re install. You may also add the word to the dictionary of ieSpell if you know for sure it is the correct spelling.
Admin
If there is a problem it could be in your install, software from ieSpell or your computer. You might want to re install. You may also add the word to the dictionary of ieSpell if you know for sure it is the correct spelling.
Admin
#3
Posted 22 December 2008 - 11:50 PM
Admin, on Dec 22 2008, 11:47 PM, said:
The spell checker (ieSpell) has nothing to do with JeepTalk software or scripts. You download the application and install on your local computer and an option add-on to the IE browser. By invoking the spell check inside a post or topic we are merely calling out the ieSpell that it is your computer which then reads what you wrote and Spell checks.
If there is a problem it could be in your install, software from ieSpell or your computer. You might want to re install. You may also add the word to the dictionary of ieSpell if you know for sure it is the correct spelling.
Admin
If there is a problem it could be in your install, software from ieSpell or your computer. You might want to re install. You may also add the word to the dictionary of ieSpell if you know for sure it is the correct spelling.
Admin
Interesting. I did not know it worked that way. So I use Linux and Firefox and some sort of Firefox code is doing this? If so, it will be a first for me.
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Posted 23 December 2008 - 12:04 AM
sbmonkey, on Dec 22 2008, 11:50 PM, said:
Interesting. I did not know it worked that way. So I use Linux and Firefox and some sort of Firefox code is doing this? If so, it will be a first for me.
Our JeepTalk scripts only support ieSpell that works with Interned Explorer. Not sure what to tell you on your Linux or Firefox. They might have their own spell check that works as a generic for all web sites. Similar to ieSpell which actually also works outside of JeepTalk.
Admin
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Posted 25 December 2008 - 08:47 AM
Admin, on Dec 22 2008, 11:47 PM, said:
You might want to re install. Admin
Yes, IeSpell will point out the words in [color] etc. U just have to click ignore and move on. Been that way on IE7 & Vista since I down loaded it.
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