}Date: Thu, 16 Aug 2001 19:43:51 -0700 }Subject: [JA] Automatic spellchecking? }From: Babette C Bloch } } }My friend with the v.5 spell checking question rephrased it after I told }him he must have had the option checked for automatic spell checking. } }He says: } }"I'm going to have to be very careful with my choice of words, here. In }v.5, there is an option that lets you decide if you want Juno to start }the process of spell check automatically, when you push the "Send Mail" }button. You, the user, must still say Yes or No to the offered }correction. } }"If you have the automatic "start the spell check" process turned off, }then you can do a spell check, on your command, or skip the process. } }"The automatic thing I discovered is automatic correction, no matter how }the spell check got started, automatically or at your command. I have }not found a way to opt out of this automatic correction process. If, for }"artistic" reasons I want a misspelled word in the text, which has been }corrected automatically, I must go back into the text, after the spell }check, and change back to the misspelled version. "Just" is the only }word I know, right now, where that applies. I'm sure I'll find others, }now that I know what to look for." } }Has anyone else run into this? } Could there be another program involved? I have read of programs that will do some thing like this whenever you are in a "text editor" or "word processor" program. The problems with this, for me, are that: 1: Spell checks tend to pick the wrong word, all too often!; 2: I often am editing program code, that would break if purposely misspelled, or some made up "words", were altered! -- | Computerist. This user is located in California. It is a violation of California law to send unsolicited commercial mail to this user. --- To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe juno_accmail" in the body or subject. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org ~*~