Ron and Dobbo now safe

[mcrover]

I just activated spell checker for Iexplorer :D

I might be able to spell apologize now :p

[JDNSW]

I just activated spell checker for Iexplorer :D

I might be able to spell apologize now :p

Not like that in this country! Apologise! (Try setting your locale and language as Australia not US and Australian English not US English)

John

[mcrover]

Not like that in this country! Apologise! (Try setting your locale and language as Australia not US and Australian English not US English)

John

Just had a look, I can do Spanish, German or Italian etc but no Australian English, just English but I will add Aussie/English words to it as I go along.

I didn't even notice that lol Thanks John.

[tracker]

Gee mate,first post with the spell chucker and your still wrong:D

[mcrover]

Gee mate,first post with the spell chucker and your still wrong:D

Yeah but this time I have someone else to blame :arms:

The little computer man got it wrong when he made spell chucker :p

[p38arover]

ieSpell has an option for UK spelling - that gets most of it right.

In IE, select Tools -> ieSpell options -> Language and Dictionaries -> English (UK)

[rangieman]

I just activated spell checker for Iexplorer :D

I might be able to spell apologize now :p
About time:spudnikparty:

[JDNSW]

Mostly will, but the -ise/-ize ending is one of the points of difference between UK and Australian English in many cases. In this particular case the Oxford Reference dictionary gives -ize (also -ise) where the Australian Concise Oxford gives -ise (also -ize). According to the latest edition of Fowler, the matter is finely balanced and unresolved, with several UK publishing houses changing recently from -ize to -ise. However, in my view, supported by ACOED (and my my spell checker, International Ispell) -ise is the only correct usage in Australia. All sources agree that -ize is the only correct usage in the US.

John

[mcrover]

ieSpell has an option for UK spelling - that gets most of it right.

In IE, select Tools -> ieSpell options -> Language and Dictionaries -> English (UK)

I cant seem to work that one out sorry Ron.

Bit more of my lack of computer skill I'm thinking

[p38arover]

I cant seem to work that one out sorry Ron.

Bit more of my lack of computer skill I'm thinking

From the menu bar at the top of the page in Internet Explorer, select Tools.

That will give a drop down menu.

Select ieSpell Options

Then select the Language and Dictionaries tab

Now select English (UK)

Then press OK

[mcrover]

In my tools drop down menu it doesnt have an Ispell thingy....:(

Is there a way I can show you without a long drive or airfare being involved lol :p

[p38arover]

In my tools drop down menu it doesnt have an Ispell thingy....:(

Odd.


Is there a way I can show you without a long drive or airfare being involved lol :p

Do you have Skype with a camera?

[rovercare]

In my tools drop down menu it doesnt have an Ispell thingy....:(

Is there a way I can show you without a long drive or airfare being involved lol :p

Wiki has all the answers, I thought you already knew that:p

How to Take a Screenshot in Microsoft Windows - wikiHow (http://www.wikihow.com/Take-a-Screenshot-in-Microsoft-Windows)


https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2008/09/606.jpg

I've never done it before and a simple google search told me how;)

[landymad]

In my tools drop down menu it doesnt have an Ispell thingy....:(

Is there a way I can show you without a long drive or airfare being involved lol :p

You can do a screen dump by getting the tools menu up in ie and then pressing the "print screen" ( sometimes marked as prtscrn) button, up near the scroll lock.

This will take a "picture" of the screen and store it on the clipboard. So, to view it, start up paint and then go to the edit menu and select paste.

Now you can just save it and post it like a regular picture...

:D

[rovercare]

You can do a screen dump by getting the tools menu up in ie and then pressing the "print screen" ( sometimes marked as prtscrn) button, up near the scroll lock.

This will take a "picture" of the screen and store it on the clipboard. So, to view it, start up paint and then go to the edit menu and select paste.

Now you can just save it and post it like a regular picture...

:D

Beat you to it:D, my post even has a pic:p

[rovercare]

You can do a screen dump


:eek::eek::eek:

[mcrover]

Well I must be really crap at this computer stuff, I cant get it to work on the laptop, I might try and get the big computer going and try it on that a bit later.

[abaddonxi]

Odd.



Do you have Skype with a camera?

<snip>

Family forum, family forum.

:D

Simon

[p38arover]

Family forum, family forum.

:D

Simon

Good point. I'll put clothes on.....

[mcrover]

Odd.



Do you have Skype with a camera?

Youve got to be kidding....Ive only just got broadband :p

The only training ive ever had on computers was back in the days of the 80086 days and I was putting them together and installing Lotus 123 on network machines.

I will get around to doing all this stuff, I'll get back to you when I have everything sorted out and try again.

I'll do a bit of study my self and see what I come up with.

[abaddonxi]

Good point. I'll put clothes on.....


Usually I'd say, didn't happen without pics, but...

[rovercare]

Usually I'd say, didn't happen without pics, but...

......your hopeing for the webcam?:confused:

[abaddonxi]

Usually I'd say, didn't happen without pics, but...

...not this time.*






























*Dramatic pause.:D

Simon

[mcrover]

......your hopeing for the webcam?:confused:

To see whom.......Im not into that sort of thing you guys but I cant speak for Ron :p

[abaddonxi]

Which version of IE are you using?

Cheers
Simon

[mcrover]

Which version of IE are you using?

Cheers
Simon

How do I know?

How do I find out?

[abaddonxi]

If you have a row of menus at the top of the screen, choose Help>About IE.

Or, if the IE e logo has a gold halo at 45 degrees you're running IE7.

Cheers
Simon

[mcrover]

yep IE7 then

[Lotz-A-Landies]

.... (Try setting your locale and language as Australia not US and Australian English not US English)

JohnNone of that Macquarie Dictionary for me thank you. I'll be using UK English any day.

Diana :)