spellcheckers

My blog experience is that spelling errors run rampant...guess we are all at a loss without our "spellcheckers".

Behold. The Black Fist Blog Is Born! Nathaniel Livingston 2005

When you add to that the benefits of being able to easily alter and edit things you wrote earlier, move things around, insert extra paragraphs and not to mention spellcheckers, why would I want to write novels by hand?

Longhand « Write Anything 2009

If you want to not have errors, try FF with some spellcheckers.

The woman with the twenty-dollar bill. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

All the spellcheckers in Firefox don't have that problem

Rasmussen: modest gain in support for health care rationing. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState 2009

If only there were "punctuation checkers" like spellcheckers. * sigh* #

October 30th, 2008 ceciliatan 2008

I guess you can add as many spellcheckers as you want that way, supposing that you have the necessary dictionaries from MS Office.

From The Tips Box: Quick Launch Folders, Train Schedules | Lifehacker Australia 2010

Combine typos with spellcheckers and you have all the explanation you need for all these examples.

The Volokh Conspiracy » I hope Judaism is charging “defending the human rights of all” a good rent: 2009

Ben Zimmer* has an interesting and amusing post in today's OUPblog about the Cupertino Effect: the tendency of spellcheckers, due to outdated dictionaries, bad algorithms, or a combintion thereof, to insert or suggest nonsensical words.

Archive 2007-11-01 2007

Ben Zimmer* has an interesting and amusing post in today's OUPblog about the Cupertino Effect: the tendency of spellcheckers, due to outdated dictionaries, bad algorithms, or a combintion thereof, to insert or suggest nonsensical words.

The Cupertino Effect 2007

Combine typos with spellcheckers and you have all the explanation you need for all these examples.

The Volokh Conspiracy » I hope Judaism is charging “defending the human rights of all” a good rent: 2009