Webpage spellchecking

30th August 2005

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Did you know there are easy, free ways to have spellcheck whenever you are typing something on a webpage? This can be real handy for web forms and any type of read/write web tool.

If you are using a Mac, in the Safari web browser go to EDIT - SPELLING and choose CHECK SPELLING AS YOU TYPE.

If you are using a Windows computer, download and install ieSpell, a free spell checker for Windows IE.

Thanks to Shane Hammontree for this tip!

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