January 29, 200719 yr I often get confused with the simplist of words. This time, Generally. As in, I generally mow the lawn during the week. So confused about which one is right! Help me : Thanks. My dA account..retired, as of the 1st January 2008.
January 29, 200719 yr I often get confused with the simplist of words. This time, Generally. As in, I generally mow the lawn during the week. So confused about which one is right! Help me : Thanks. I think you're right. You can always google, wikipedia or microsoft word it. :wink:
January 29, 200719 yr Author I often get confused with the simplist of words. This time, Generally. As in, I generally mow the lawn during the week. So confused about which one is right! Help me : Thanks. I think you're right. You can always google, wikipedia or microsoft word it. :wink: I did google it.. It came up with GeneRally, Some scientific thing. I'll microsoft word it then, I didn't think of that :-$ Thanks. My dA account..retired, as of the 1st January 2008.
January 29, 200719 yr You, uh...Spelled it right. The popularity of any given religion today depends on the victories of the wars they fought in the past. - Me!
January 29, 200719 yr Download the Google toolbar. It contains a spell checker. Or simply go to Google and type "define:(word here)". Internet Marketing For Newbies
January 29, 200719 yr Download the Google toolbar. It contains a spell checker. Or simply go to Google and type "define:(word here)". or you can use firefox! it has it built in! \
January 29, 200719 yr Author Download the Google toolbar. It contains a spell checker. Or simply go to Google and type "define:(word here)". or you can use firefox! it has it built in! \ Really? Where..? :-k My dA account..retired, as of the 1st January 2008.
January 29, 200719 yr Really? Where..? :-k It's not anywhere, it just always does it. In text boxes, not text on a website. So like right now where I am typing the reply it has a red dotted line under your username, since that isn't a word. It also just put a red dotted line under "username" which I just typed, because it thinks there should be a space. You can easily add words to the dictionary so that "username" will not be marked as incorrect anymore.
January 29, 200719 yr http://www.dictionary.com ? Last.fm: http://www.last.fm/user/Aaronm14/MY FAVORITE BAND:http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... d=64310717And the bible is the big book of lies, call me a racist if you must.
January 29, 200719 yr Author Really? Where..? :-k It's not anywhere, it just always does it. In text boxes, not text on a website. So like right now where I am typing the reply it has a red dotted line under your username, since that isn't a word. It also just put a red dotted line under "username" which I just typed, because it thinks there should be a space. You can easily add words to the dictionary so that "username" will not be marked as incorrect anymore. I'm using Firefox, But mine isn't doing that.. My dA account..retired, as of the 1st January 2008.
January 29, 200719 yr Really? Where..? :-k It's not anywhere, it just always does it. In text boxes, not text on a website. So like right now where I am typing the reply it has a red dotted line under your username, since that isn't a word. It also just put a red dotted line under "username" which I just typed, because it thinks there should be a space. You can easily add words to the dictionary so that "username" will not be marked as incorrect anymore. I'm using Firefox, But mine isn't doing that.. I got it when updating it to v2, try http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/
January 29, 200719 yr You need to have FF 2.0 or newer, and you need to have a dictionary installed - go to addons.mozilla.org and search for 'dictionary' and then install the one for your language. At least that's what I had to do for British English.
January 29, 200719 yr www.dictionary.com ? That place rocks : So helpful with homework aswell.... ~MAK
January 29, 200719 yr www.dictionary.com ? That place rocks : So helpful with homework aswell.... ~MAK I use it all the time for homework, don't tell me teachers, they once gave a kid a zero cause they found out he used it :-w
January 29, 200719 yr You need to have FF 2.0 or newer, and you need to have a dictionary installed - go to addons.mozilla.org and search for 'dictionary' and then install the one for your language. At least that's what I had to do for British English. I didn't have to, I guess because I speak American. But yeah, it is a Fx 2.0 or higher thing.
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