[LucidParody]

But I want a spell checker for posting on forums and such.

[jm100dm]

The program iespell can be used in these fourms. Hi-light area to check then right click and choose check spelling. This program can be removed from the system tray and still works fine.

http://www.iespell.com/

[jm100dm]

Oops, (forums) I'm currently downloading iespell as this is a different computer than the one I normally use. It is being checked by a tech friend as I was unable to get into windows. He says he found the W32/Lovsan.worm files on it which surprises me as I'm running win98se and did not think that this could attack my computer. Still waiting to hear the full story.

[LucidParody]

Originally posted by jm100dm:
The program iespell can be used in these fourms. Hi-light area to check then right click and choose check spelling. This program can be removed from the system tray and still works fine.

http://www.iespell.com/

Not if you're using Mozilla.

[Bvr01Fvr]

I commented on the desired spellchecker over at Mozilla. Click here to see what the Mozilla fanatics have to say. It sound like the builders might create an extension soon for Firebird. At least I hope so!

[BigBrian06]

Originally Posted by Rhettman5.1

I found THIS in the new Freeware book.
It is a tray based spell-checker that works in most all web based forms.
It even works in AIM, although I had trouble with MS Messenger.

Unlike other spell-checkers, it checks as you type, when you hear a tone, click the tray icon for a correct spelling.

No spy-ware, and it has a uninstall feature, highly configurable ...check it out...Rhett

Thanks I'll give it a try

[JohnWill]

Originally Posted by LucidParody

Not if you're using Mozilla.

FF has spell checking built-in.

[hewee]

Originally Posted by JohnWill

FF has spell checking built-in.

It does not have it build-in on Firefox 1.5.x.

[JohnWill]

Originally Posted by hewee

It does not have it build-in on Firefox 1.5.x.

And why would you still be using FF 1.5x?

[hewee]

It works just find for me John.