I highly recommend ieSpell- it incorporates a SpellChecker into your right-click menu for Internet Explorer. I find it pretty handy, especially when I stay awake for 20+ hours posting in 715.29443 different forums.
Here's a screenshot
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I use a spell-check MODification for my forums I got from phpbb. It should be there in the MOD's release and announcements seection of phpbb forums.
Yup
I've noticed it and used it- good stuff. If I ever get my phpnuke site off the ground (argh!) I intend to use that spellcheck mod.
I'm curious, where did you find Sheila? She's a riot...
Edit: I take it the XP rebuild went okay?
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I've noticed it and used it- good stuff.If I ever get my phpnuke site off the ground (argh!) I intend to use that spellcheck mod.
I'm curious, where did you find Sheila? She's a riot...
Edit: I take it the XP rebuild went okay?
yeah that spell check does the job well for me. Did you try and see if phpnuke people have their own module ? Because the way it implements into the phpbb forum would be different than the way you would implement it in phpnuke.
hehe sheila is undergoing training these days in a secret forum . So next time you speak to her, she will be much more clever.
yup the xp rebuild all went good. Now I got to get my .NET and Oracle installed.... that would take a couple of hours. and then download a few service packs.
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No, I actually want to know where you got Sheila When/if my phpnuke site starts working I think a chatbot could help to generate some traffic.
I haven't looked into a spellcheck mod for phpnuke yet, but I know there are plenty. I've installed nuke three times now, with advice from the experts at nukecops, and they're stumped as well. It's the story of my life... :roll:
Congrats on getting your box back on its feet. Mine crapped out on me about a month ago- I haven't tried to hook any homegrown API's into the NT kernel since.
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lol sorry, I got it from phpbb ofcourse. Look for IAI(internet Artificial Intelligence) MOD. I don't have the link right now(as its a fresh install) but when I get my favourites from my back-up I shall post it here( thats if you haven't found it yet )
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ok here you go : http://www.phpbb.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=24191
lol 62 pages that thread is(have fun incase you have a problem with configuration )
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Thanks... I appreciate it.
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probably Tony didn't notice this topic since it veered off-topic
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I'm looking at upgrading to 2.0.6 over the next couple of weeks.
While upgrading I will look at the spell checker mod.
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Nah, instead Tony just steered it back on-topic... The nerve, eh?
Thanks for the heads up Tony...
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The Google toolbar has a great spell checker for anytime you are filling out forms, chats, forums etc.
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you're actually surfing in IE? :?
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Very old thread!
Very funny avatar :roll:
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googlebar is available for Firefox. I don't know if it has a spellchecker though.
reflections sure can be distorting :?
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I was referring to the op, but now realize how old the thread is!
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Whatever happened to Knightwolf? I never knew Packetrouter (although reading through the old threads saw he was quite active), but Knight Wolf - where did you go?
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Sorry about the avatar. I changed it
The Google Toolbar Beta has all of the extra bells and whistles (like the IE version).
In my pre CSS forum (pre-FF) days I only new IE. Only toolbar I used was from Google. So when I was shown the light and got FF most of the features are already included like - find on page and auto fill, but not the spell checker.
When you switch to spell check mode all editable regions of the page get checked. Not like a regular spell check from MS Word nor like the one from this forum, but rather any word that is misspelled gets underlined and if clicked gives alternate spellings along with the choices Edit, Ignore All and Add to Dictionary.
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Yup, the google toolbar extension for firefox has spellchecker- looks like everything the IE version has.