A CHALLENGE FOR THE MARSHAL AND MRS. MARSHAL

[The Arapaho Kid]

There are some of us who kant spel too good and those who kan, see whut we are posting and speling rong and snickering!

Kan we get a spel chek for here on the boards?

[Lucky Irish Tom]

If it's a long post and spelling is a concern I ususally write it in Word and then cut and paste it into a post.  Spell checkers will not catch everything either for example:

Sentence 1:

I am bringing the deed to your house.

Sentence 2:

I am bringing the dead to your house.

A spell checker would pass either sentence even though they have vastly different meanings.

[Stump Water]

If it's a long post and spelling is a concern I ususally write it in Word and then cut and paste it into a post.

Yep.  Have your internet connection crap out in the middle of typing a treatise "online", just once, and that'll become a regular practice.

[Scattered Thumbs]

If it's a long post and spelling is a concern I ususally write it in Word and then cut and paste it into a post.

Yep.  Have your internet connection crap out in the middle of typing a treatise "online", just once, and that'll become a regular practice.

Agree. Been there, done that. 

[Camille Eonich]

Yep Word is the way to go...or another word processor.

[Marshal Halloway]

Howdy!

We have considered the spellcheck, but with all the cowboy slangs and words we use, a spellcheck make a forum kind of boring....

Use Word or similar with a spellcheck.

[Forty Rod]

Had what cra

[Marshal'ette Halloway]

I was whinin' around about it about 4 months ago..and we checked into a trial version .. being able to use it for a day.
It was awful.
I mean it checked your spelling allright.. but the way I write and talk , it had every other word highlighted.
With all the yer's  and fer's and old west slang.. it was a nightmare to go through and pick out the few words that you actually were using proper English on.
We nixed it..and THAT took care of one more item on Marshal'ette's whining and nagging list.



And for that I know Marshal was grateful