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utelore
08-31-2005, 02:50 PM
I am a Horrid speller. I am not seeing a spell checker or maybe I am just missing it. Any Ideas??? thanks... Ute




Gollevainen
08-31-2005, 03:05 PM
i would also need one :rolleyes:

how about webmaster? can it bethat "grabby" ezboard does it better than our new one??? :cool:

WebMaster
08-31-2005, 03:12 PM
It can be done but it would require modification to the code and I don't think DongFeng would want to do that and I'm not up for it either (it'll be me who modifies the file since I have the FTP access to the source code files).

However, next version of this software coming out very soon will likely have this feature or even if it requires code modification it would utilize plugins so that basic code doesnt need any changes. You can see a demo of some of the technologies coming in the next version here:

http://files.vbulletin.com/3.5/ajax.html

Until that time, you can try these things:

If you are writing something long, I highly advise that you write it in a word document. That will help you with two things: 1) spell check built in MS word and then you can copy paste the post into the reply box. 2) incase you hit reply and it doesn't go through due to a problem with the site... that would save you alot of time rewriting your post. :D

You can also use dictionary.com or answers.com to check certain words in no time.

I hope that helps!

Enjoy!

Gollevainen
08-31-2005, 03:16 PM
..well my finnish MS word is useless when writting english...i'll keep sticking my rusty dictionary then....

ger_mark
08-31-2005, 04:44 PM
normally word automatically changes language
once i wrote something german in australia and it automatically changed the spellcheck to german

Dongfeng
08-31-2005, 05:16 PM
If you are writing something long, I highly advise that you write it in a word document. That will help you with two things: 1) spell check built in MS word and then you can copy paste the post into the reply box. 2) incase you hit reply and it doesn't go through due to a problem with the site... that would save you alot of time rewriting your post

This is what I do most of time, particularly if I am writing a long post. I don't feel the lack of spelling check is major problem as most of time people can see what you are trying to say. but then again this is just my personal view :p

T-U-P
09-01-2005, 09:42 PM
I don't feel the lack of spelling check is major problem as most of time people can see what you are trying to say.
ya, me too, im happy as long as i can understand what others are saying. guys, this is not a English class :p but there're some people that need spellcheck so bad (probably just got used to checking first), so i think we should have it at some point.