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Spell checking
elmer | August 19, 2005 - 08:44
Steve Nelson wonders about spell checking for posting. There are 2 really good answers to this question that add spell checking to any text box in your browser. For MSFT IE, try ieSpell, and for Firefox/Mozilla try SpellBound. Both do the same thing: add spell checking capabilities to browser-based text boxes. The cool thing is that they work not just with Classcaster, but with any web form including web email clients:)
Also, Steve, you may want to enable comments on posts that ask questions:)
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Bob Marley | 08/09/2007, 13:05
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