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Main Page Spell Check
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Posted by: kwflatbed

A few people have asked about spell check here is a program that you can download and add to the ie toolbar that will work with your posts on MassCops, you just click on the icon on your toolbar and it will check
your post for spelling.

ieSpell - Download

Posted by: adroitcuffs

Or, what if people actually learned how to spell... like most of us had to before the advent of publicly available / affordable computers?

Posted by: 94c

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Originally Posted by adroitcuffs

Or, what if people actually learned how to spell... like most of us had to before the advent of publicly available / affordable computers?

I've read more than my share of "Why I want to be a cop" essays and I couldn't agree with you more.

I put some of the blame on the shortcuts of instant/text messaging. Some people, after awhile, actually believe that is how you spell some of the words.

Posted by: PapaBear

Just a hint for spell checking:

After you compose your post, copy the text and then click on "Write an message" in you email option and paste the text there. It will show you the mis-spelled words. You can then make the corrections, recopy the text and repaste it to your post. Simple and you really don't have to close a window or open another program.

Most programs can be set up in email to make all of the correct punctuations, etc. If you take advantage of those options you will never have run-on sentancis, misspellins or anythink!

Posted by: Sniper

Quote:

Originally Posted by adroitcuffs

Or, what if people actually learned how to spell... like most of us had to before the advent of publicly available / affordable computers?

Stop bragging about how OLD you are !!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by: Crvtte65

Firefox also has an integrated spell check. Though for some reason in Masscops it isn't on automatically...

Posted by: adroitcuffs

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Originally Posted by Sniper

Stop bragging about how OLD you are !!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL, okay, if you'd prefer it, I could brag about my high I.Q.!!

As for calling me old --like a fine wine...

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