Pro Tips #2

I can’t remember if the old free version of the spellchecker let you add words or not, but the new version does: when you spellcheck a post with unusual words like “blog” in it, click “Add” to teach spellchecker.net that you didn’t mean “bog” or “log” or even “oblong”. (Note to spellchecking purveyors: it would be a good idea to add “spellchecker” to your dictionary: “speechmaker” is not an adequate option. Also, words that are important to your client should probably be added as well. Your client’s name would be a great place to start. “Blogger”, “Add”. Thank you.)

1 Comment

Comment by claire #
2002-02-09 00:39:26

yeah, it’s not just me. my spellchecker doesn’t know ”spellchecker” either, nor ”internet”, nor even my own last name. i add them every time but something’s screwed up because it forgets as soon as i reboot.

 
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