spellchecker

[nlpPati]

Is there a spellchecker that I can use when I reply to a message within the web site?
I don't really need the twirling smilies but I sure could use a spellchecker.
Thanks,
Pati

[Barry]

Is there a spellchecker that I can use when I reply to a message within the web site?
I don't really need the twirling smilies but I sure could use a spellchecker.
Thanks,
Pati
It will be coming along with a bunch of upgraders in the next few months.

Barry

[oldrose]

I agree, A spellchecker would be great

T


Is there a spellchecker that I can use when I reply to a message within the web site?
I don't really need the twirling smilies but I sure could use a spellchecker.
Thanks,
Pati

[tomcat]

Oh, thank you Barry! spellcheck will be a wonderful addition, although I'm sure no one minds when I spell fonetikly. :wink:
Tom



It will be coming along with a bunch of upgraders in the next few months.

Barry

[bobafifi]

Why wait?? Just use Firefox (https://www.mozilla.com/firefox/) with Google Toolbar (https://toolbar.google.com/firefox/index.html) (has a great spell check!).

-Bob

[bobafifi]

For those using IE, the Google Toolbar download is here: https://toolbar.google.com/index_2
(https://toolbar.google.com/index_2)
There's a short demo of the spell checker:

https://toolbar.google.com/T3/tour/toolbar5.html (%20https://toolbar.google.com/T3/tour/toolbar5.html)

[gailjane]

Thank you so much for pointing the google spell check out. I've really needed it...........
Happy spell checking to all
Gail

[Karen]

And if you don't want a google tool bar, you can copy your message, paste it into your email or Word and spell check it there before you hit the post button.


Thank you so much for pointing the google spell check out. I've really needed it...........
Happy spell checking to all
Gail

[Karen]

<table> <tbody><tr height="20"><td style="padding-top: 8px;">Anyone with Google in your browser, should read this. I don't know if there are problems with the spell check thing, but isnt that part of a bigger Oogle toolbar?
Karen

Privacy Watchdog: Beware Google Desktop</td></tr> <tr height="25"><td style="padding-bottom: 14px;">by Shankar Gupta, Friday, Feb 10, 2006 6:00 AM EST
https://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticleHomePage&art_aid=39662
</td></tr> <tr> <td> THE ONLINE PRIVACY ADVOCACY GROUP Electronic Frontier Foundation Thursday blasted a new feature on Google's Desktop Search product, which allows users to search their home computers from any computer. The group said that Google's caching of users' hard drives renders them vulnerable to subpoenas. The new feature, dubbed "Search Across Computers," caches users' text contents--including PDFs, spreadsheets, Word documents, e-mails, and other documents--on Google's servers, so that users can search them from any computer with an Internet connection. The EFF, however, claims that the feature puts users' data at risk. "EFF urges consumers not to use this feature, because it will make their personal data more vulnerable to subpoenas from the government and possibly private litigants, while providing a convenient one-stop-shop for hackers who've obtained a user's Google password," the foundation said in a statement.

Kevin Bankston, a staff attorney with the EFF, said that the government might be able to subpoena users' information directly from Google, instead of procuring a warrant to search the users' own computers. And because the government need not always inform users about such subpoenas in advance, users can't contest the government's reasons for seeking the information until it's too late. "The upshot of that--unlike a subpoena to you, which you could move to quash--you can't move to quash a subpoena you don't know about," he said. "We don't think it's a smart privacy risk to store all your stuff with a third party like this."

Google currently is fighting a federal subpoena seeking a week's worth of non-personally identifiable search data. The court is slated to decide that issue on Feb. 27.

Google did not return calls for comment.

</td></tr></tbody> </table>
And if you don't want a google tool bar, you can copy your message, paste it into your email or Word and spell check it there before you hit the post button.

[bobafifi]

Karen - if you're going to 'fix' my links, please double-check that you have.
The demo link was working fine, now it's not...
It is again https://toolbar.google.com/T3/tour/toolbar5.html

Regards.

-Bob
https://www.bobafifi.com

[Karen]

Bob, Your message didnt display properly, at least in the digest. I was trying to fix that. Hope you can do better with it than I.



Karen - if you're going to 'fix' my links, please double-check that you have.
The demo link was working fine, now it's not...
It is again https://toolbar.google.com/T3/tour/toolbar5.html

Regards.

-Bob
https://www.bobafifi.com

[bobafifi]

Bob, Your message didnt display properly, at least in the digest.

The link was working fine here on the Web site as well as in the email send. You changed the URL so that it became https://%20https://toolbar.google.com/T3/tour/toolbar5.html

I don't get the digest, but if it's somehow corrupting URLs, that's a programming bug that needs to be addressed.

Regards.

-Bob
https://www.bobafifi.com (https://www.bobafifi.com/)