Help - Spell check

How do I turn on spell checking? It used to check spelling as I typed and now it doesn't.

I tried to post this in the Help section and it said I don't have access. Adam, can we not use the help section anymore?

Use Firefox

N2rock wrote:

Use Firefox

Maybe that's it. I used firefox on my old computer.

N2rock you know too much about computers. Did you start the conficker virus?????

jdldx3 wrote:

N2rock wrote:

Use Firefox

Maybe that's it. I used firefox on my old computer.

N2rock you know too much about computers. Did you start the conficker virus?????

Funny... I toyed with hacking back in the early 90's. And I ran a side business of computer repairs during the mid-90's.

Here at our offices, most people come to me before asking our IT guy because I can typically fix things faster LOL

N2rock wrote:

jdldx3 wrote:

N2rock wrote:

Use Firefox

Maybe that's it. I used firefox on my old computer.

N2rock you know too much about computers. Did you start the conficker virus?????

Funny... I toyed with hacking back in the early 90's. And I ran a side business of computer repairs during the mid-90's.

Here at our offices, most people come to me before asking our IT guy because I can typically fix things faster LOL

I'll have to remember that.

The part about fixing this is. Pretend I didn't read the hacking part

try a dictionary next to the computer

jonsjeep wrote:

try a dictionary next to the computer

I can't read.

Haven't you noticed I never use directions when installing something?

OK, downloaded firefox, testing spell check and it works.

Now I remember why I used it last time

Thanks N2rock

My internet problems (not just spell check) went away when I started using Firefox....

N2rock wrote:

jdldx3 wrote:

N2rock wrote:

Use Firefox

Maybe that's it. I used firefox on my old computer.

N2rock you know too much about computers. Did you start the conficker virus?????

Funny... I toyed with hacking back in the early 90's. And I ran a side business of computer repairs during the mid-90's.

Here at our offices, most people come to me before asking our IT guy because I can typically fix things faster LOL

How good were you.....

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6380187.html

Mr.RonGilbert wrote:

N2rock wrote:

jdldx3 wrote:

N2rock wrote:

Use Firefox

Maybe that's it. I used firefox on my old computer.

N2rock you know too much about computers. Did you start the conficker virus?????

Funny... I toyed with hacking back in the early 90's. And I ran a side business of computer repairs during the mid-90's.

Here at our offices, most people come to me before asking our IT guy because I can typically fix things faster LOL

How good were you.....

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6380187.html

Sounds like a fun job. I can't even keep my own computer working half the time. I guess I don't qualify.

Maybe some of these people who hack and make viruses will be able to get a job and put it to good use.

Mr.RonGilbert wrote:

How good were you.....

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/6380187.html

I got out of it so many years ago- things have changed so much. Back when I was doing it, the World Wide Web was still in its infancy, so hacking was such a simple thing because no one knew how to block it. Things are quite different now. And when I did it, it was just for fun, never did anything that was detrimental to anyone.