Spell checkers for the forum

[Jeff]

For IE, go here. I'm quite happy with it.

http://www.iespell.com/index.htm

For Firefox and the Mozilla Suite, go here:

http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/

And here is the most powerful collection of dictionaries I've found:

http://www.onelook.com/

Jeff

[Bill Hirst]

For IE, go here. I'm quite happy with it.

http://www.iespell.com/index.htm

For Firefox and the Mozilla Suite, go here:

http://spellbound.sourceforge.net/

And here is the most powerful collection of dictionaries I've found:

http://www.onelook.com/

Jeff

Thanks, I've been looking for a spill chicken.

[Jeff]

Thanks, I've been looking for a spill chicken.

Happy to clue and congratulations, the chicken passed your msg.

- Jeff

[Andrew B.]

Spell check for Opera: http://www.opera.com/support/tutorials/opera/spellcheck/

[Judy G. Russell]

Excellent! Thanks, Andrew!

[Andrew B.]

Another option for Windows users is a commercial product called Spell Magic (http://www.alcodasoftware.com/spell-magic.htm). It installs in Windows (not the browsers), but it can spell check in every browser I use. I like it because it does a good job checking, it can correct double words, and it's configurable. It also works better than any other universal spell checker I've tried.

I actually bought Word Spring (http://www.alcodasoftware.com/word-spring.htm), which is Spell Magic plus a definition feature and thesaurus. But I never use the extra features because I don't like the way they work.

[Dan in Saint Louis]

Spell check for Firefox 2: right-click in the composition field.

[Judy G. Russell]

Thanks, Andrew! Lord knows I need all the speel-chuckers I can get!

[Andrew B.]

Thanks, Andrew! Lord knows I need all the speel-chuckers I can get!If you try it out, let me know what you think. It is the only universal spell checker I've tried that hasn't turned out to be a clumsy disappointment. You can even use it to spell check the title area of a post.