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Post by rkarp on May 2, 2016 8:58:42 GMT -5
but I am again having issue with spellcheck. seems to be "off"...any suggestions on how to turn it "on"
when I hit the gear box/drop down box in the right hand corner beside "add attachment", the only drop down I see is "bookmark"
Thanks!
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Post by rkarp on May 2, 2016 14:26:28 GMT -5
but I am again having issue with spellcheck. seems to be "off"...any suggestions on how to turn it "on" when I hit the gear box/drop down box in the right hand corner beside "add attachment", the only drop down I see is "bookmark" Thanks! bump any help on the spellcheck feature? |
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Post by Shelly on May 2, 2016 14:29:27 GMT -5
but I am again having issue with spellcheck. seems to be "off"...any suggestions on how to turn it "on" when I hit the gear box/drop down box in the right hand corner beside "add attachment", the only drop down I see is "bookmark" Thanks! bump any help on the spellcheck feature? I think it is your browser. My spell checker works perfectly by underlining in red all misspellings. I use Opera. |
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Post by rkarp on May 2, 2016 14:41:06 GMT -5
using chrome. I used to have the underline in red feature, but for some reason I no longer have it??
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Post by Shelly on May 2, 2016 14:45:41 GMT -5
using chrome. I used to have the underline in red feature, but for some reason I no longer have it?? OK, this is from Chrome and I get the red underline. I must say, though, that it looks a lot better in Opera with alternate post haveing a background of white and then gray and the quotes being more distinctive. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2016 14:48:12 GMT -5
Try another browser just to check. If it works on that then you know it's not this site or your PC and it's Chrome. Then google "spellcheck not working in Chrome" for tips.
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Post by rkarp on May 2, 2016 14:48:55 GMT -5
using chrome. I used to have the underline in red feature, but for some reason I no longer have it?? OK, this is from Chrome and I get the red underline. I must say, though, that it looks a lot better in Opera with alternate post haveing a background of white and then gray and the quotes being more distinctive. right, so there must be a turn on and turn off feature that I inadvertently hit...but where is it?? damn...I just got it back |
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Post by Shelly on May 2, 2016 14:52:35 GMT -5
OK, this is from Chrome and I get the red underline. I must say, though, that it looks a lot better in Opera with alternate post haveing a background of white and then gray and the quotes being more distinctive. right, so there must be a turn on and turn off feature that I inadvertently hit...but where is it?? damn...I just got it back Great, but I can't find spell checker anywhere in Chrome. |
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Post by Deleted on May 2, 2016 15:34:19 GMT -5
How To Enable Spell Check In Chrome
If you are using only one language in your Chrome Browser. Then the spell checking option will automatically activate for that language. But if you are using more than one language then you need to activate the spelling check for each language. Follow the below steps
Open Google Chrome Browser.
Click on “Chrome Menu” icon at the top right corner of the browser window (Right to address bar of the Google Chrome) and choose “Settings” to open Settings window of Google Chrome. OR
Type “chrome://settings/” (without quotes) in the browser address bar and hit “Enter“.
Scroll Down the Horizontal Scroll Bar till last and choose “Show Advanced Settings…“
Again Scroll down the Horizontal Scroll Bar till “Languages” Section.
Click on “Languages and input settings“. A pop up will appear for the Languages
Tick on the check box “Enable Spell Checking” at the end of the open pop up
Now Choose the language that you want to enable for spelling check on the left side of the pop up. And click on “Use this language for spell checking” on right side of the pop up.
Chrome will download the spell dictionary for that language. You have to manually do the same for each language that you want to enable spelling check
Also Check: How To Add A Language To Chrome
After you complete click on “Done“.
That is it. Now the chosen languages are available for spelling check in Google chrome.
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Post by 347pg on May 2, 2016 16:06:33 GMT -5
Not sure if this is it or not, but if you go to your profile and then edit profile, you can select Preview or BBCode. I use Preview and I get mis-spellings as red underlines.
I use Internet Explorer |
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Post by rkarp on May 2, 2016 16:26:48 GMT -5
How To Enable Spell Check In Chrome If you are using only one language in your Chrome Browser. Then the spell checking option will automatically activate for that language. But if you are using more than one language then you need to activate the spelling check for each language. Follow the below steps Open Google Chrome Browser. Click on “Chrome Menu” icon at the top right corner of the browser window (Right to address bar of the Google Chrome) and choose “Settings” to open Settings window of Google Chrome. OR Type “chrome://settings/” (without quotes) in the browser address bar and hit “Enter“. Scroll Down the Horizontal Scroll Bar till last and choose “Show Advanced Settings…“ Again Scroll down the Horizontal Scroll Bar till “Languages” Section. Click on “Languages and input settings“. A pop up will appear for the Languages Tick on the check box “Enable Spell Checking” at the end of the open pop up Now Choose the language that you want to enable for spelling check on the left side of the pop up. And click on “Use this language for spell checking” on right side of the pop up. Chrome will download the spell dictionary for that language. You have to manually do the same for each language that you want to enable spelling check Also Check: How To Add A Language To Chrome After you complete click on “Done“. That is it. Now the chosen languages are available for spelling check in Google chrome. thank you |
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