Spelling Errors

[Geoserv]

What of my biggest pet peeves is visiting a website and finding spelling errors. I always take the time to spell check my sites before putting them 'live'.

I normally do this visually, but I just found a spell checker for websites:

http://ekstreme.com/spell-checker/

I ran my main page through it and had no errors with the exception of proper names and places.

Thought I would pass it on, to see what your results are like.

Geoserv.

[arcadepunk]

Nice Im sure Brandon would want to use that tool I suck at spelling too so im sure it will come in use. Thanks for the link!

[Geoserv]

No problem.

Geoserv.

[Jerlene]

Awesome. I know my site doesn't have errors though.

[Geoserv]

I wonder if there better checkers, I will have to do some checking.

Geoserv.

[mabel01]

Thanks for the tool I know I can use it

[Geoserv]

Spelling errors can you make you look unprofessional, so any tool that will help find most of the erros is abonus.


Geoserv.

[all41]

Thanks! thats an incredible tool
I just used it and it offered a few corrections that I will not use. It suggested me to correct> inbox, Tshirt, google, pkgs, online, geekish, and phpbb :D
it did find the word momentem misspelled but I am not going to correct it because it's a members posting. Thanks alot for this great tool.

[ciciaa]

Looks good>

Thank you for your sharing.
Maybe can use it in the near future.

[Geoserv]

Yeah it found a couple of words it thought I had misspelled as well, it may need an update.

Thanks

Geoserv.

[gUrLaLiEn]

thanks for the tool... i myself is a bad speller... this will be a very helpful tool for me

[Geoserv]

If anyone inds a better one, post it here so we can compare.

Thanks,
Geoserv.

[Angel]

Yes, I agree spelling errors make you look unprofessional. It makes you look like you can't even spell words right, much less run a successful site. So, I agree, make sure both your grammar and spelling are correct before writing anything!

[Jerlene]

If you have a phpBB forum they have their own MOD that does the spell checking on your whole site, posts and all.

[DavidsAwesome]

That's awesome. Dreamweaver has one too, but obviously that wouldnt work in a forum or cms environment.

It's a good idea, considering the amount of spelling errors some of the sites out there have. Totally annoying, you know?

[modric]

Blogger has it's own spell checker.
SMF forum script also.
Some people write posts in Word(!), make spell checking, then post on the forum.
I used http://iespell.com you have to download and install it. It works only in I.E. and only when you edit a text. Once you set it up, you get a link in the I.E. toolbar, on the right mouse button and in every vBulletin board (I guess).

[PunjabiSingh]

i've used spellbound extension for firefox, it works its charm, however different language often causes problems (major languages are covered, so you shouldnt have a problem).

[Anarki99]

nice on...

[Geoserv]

Funny Anarki.



Geoserv.

[postingpays]

Originally Posted by mabel01

Thanks for the tool I know I can use it

i find this link this is use full