Tiny Spell v. 1.3

[Juzme]

A small utility that allows you to easily and quickly check the spelling of
words in any Windows application.

http://tinyspell.m6.net/

Enjoy, juzme

 

[Art]

A small utility that allows you to easily and quickly check the spelling of
words in any Windows application.

http://tinyspell.m6.net/

I simply put the word into Google search

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg

 

[Slarty]

I simply put the word into Google search

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg

And Google then corrects them? For example when composing a posting in a
newsgroup in your news reader.

Cheers,

Roy

 

[dick.banks]

I noticed post about tinyspell and downloaded it. What a neat tool. The
real key is that since it sits in the system tray, it makes no
difference what program you are using. I do a lot of transcriptioning
and type as I listen to the presenter. All of the output needs to be
straight text, so I use Note[ad++.

Being able to add words to the dictionary helps as well. Hardly take
any system resources to run the program.

It has my vote for being an absolute GRM

 

[Art]

And Google then corrects them? For example when composing a posting in a
newsgroup in your news reader.

Misspell a single search word and see what happens. It will ask if you
meant something different, and offer the correctly spelled
word. That's all I care about.

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg

 

[Slarty]

Misspell a single search word and see what happens. It will ask if you
meant something different, and offer the correctly spelled
word. That's all I care about.

Steamroller to crack a peanut.

Cheers,

Roy

 

[Art]

Steamroller to crack a peanut.

Maybe, but for me it's very quick and easy (DSL service) and I detest
having endless silly freeware apps cluttering up my PC that I need
like a hole in the head

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg

 

[Izitso Tillerman]

Steamroller to crack a peanut.

Cheers,

Roy

How about "Steamroller to make creamy peanut-butter after you've tried it
with a rolling pin for 5 days and aren't done yet with too many chunks,
and you need it done completely and correctly in a couple of minutes."

That's all anyone is saying. I've used it for a spellchecker for years.
"Yes indeed, thank you, Google. That *IS* what I meant!"

Google's search algorithms are so superior to most spellcheck engines
that it's just another great *FREE* tool in box to use when you need
something that works.

That's just my opinion.

Have a nice day!

I.T.