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Why has my automatic spell check disappeared (when I write posts on AN)?


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If you use windows click on the the 3 dot top right hand of your browser click on setting, advance, and languages and see if your default spell checker slider is in the right position...

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40 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Suddenly the automatic spell check has disappeared.

 

Did I do something wrong? Please advise.

Perhaps the AI has realised that you're intelligent enough to not need it.

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54 minutes ago, ezzra said:

If you use windows click on the the 3 dot top right hand of your browser click on setting, advance, and languages and see if your default spell checker slider is in the right position...

 

Thanks, that seems to be the problem 'Advanced Spell Check' was turned OFF. Now ON and seems to have fixed the issue. Thanks again.

 

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It is a function of your browser. How to turn it on depends on your browser. In Firefox, you can right click in the input field and turn on the spell check.

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43 minutes ago, scorecard said:
1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Perhaps the AI has realised that you're intelligent enough to not need it.

AI can be wrong.

Not sure that I understand that, why so hard on yourself?    Are you saying that you don't think that you're intelligent enough to go without a spell-checker?   Never thought I'd see anyone put himself down like that!  

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1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Not sure that I understand that, why so hard on yourself?    Are you saying that you don't think that you're intelligent enough to go without a spell-checker?   Never thought I'd see anyone put himself down like that!  

No comment, bye...

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