Poll: do you use a spell check before posting?

[DirgeNovak]

No need. I know how to write.

 

[Brandon237]

Chrome has one built in, so yeah.

Can get a bit annoying when it uses Americanisms though.

This, chrome is awesome.

Thirded. Google Chrome for the win!
Hell, I even make my own Chrome themes.

 

[-Dragmire-]

spellcheck is my friend. However I'll ignore it in certain instances.

(by the way, the word -spellcheck- is underlined. It says I need a space...)

 

[The Night Shade]

Most times but i have very good grammar

 

[Hero in a half shell]

I don't use Chrome, so I couldn't be bothered with the hassle, however I always click preview and read through my comments before I post them, then if I make any corrections I read through it again until it's right. No point posting if no one can understand you.

 

[The Wykydtron]

There's a spellcheck?! Why was i not informed of this?

I just reread my post to check for repeated words (i tend to type out small words twice) and typos

 

[Deamonian]

Chrome has one built in, so yeah.

Can get a bit annoying when it uses Americanisms though.

This, chrome is awesome.

Chrome for the win. Altough my spellcheck is set to Swedish (my native tounge), so it always registers me as spouting nonsence when I am writing in English... wich is all the time. Got to fix that when I have nothing better to do.

 

[Mikkelet]

Well define spell-checking. I voted 'yes', because normally I spell-check as I write, and if I'm in doubt, I look it up. Small typing-errors are fine, but if your whole text is full of misspellings, please do the write-read-rewrite technique.

 

[Smooth Operator]

Never did before but FireFox has a built in spellchecker so now it's always at hand to point out my cockups.

 

[PureChaos]

Firefox has the built in spell checker so i will check any words with red underlines

 

[Nouw]

Chrome has one built in so I always use it. Stupid American spelling >.>

 

[WanderingFool]

Pah, spell check.
I need no spell check, I have my mind!
Once I learn how to properly spell a word, it tends to stick with me.
So, no spell check here.

You lucky... all the men in my family (including me, obviously) cant spell worth shit. Thankfully the google bar has spell check, so I am able to check my spelling before post in most cases (sometimes im in a rush and forget to click the spell check.)

 

[Rossmallo]

Don't need one. Studying English Language A-Level for two years kinda does that to ya.

 

[Katherine Kerensky]

-Snip-
You lucky... all the men in my family (including me, obviously) cant spell worth shit. Thankfully the google bar has spell check, so I am able to check my spelling before post in most cases (sometimes im in a rush and forget to click the spell check.)

The source of my spelling power obviously lies within my being female.
Well, that doesn't quite work, since I know a lot of people of both sexes who can't spell basic words properly...
I'm sure you'll get it with time and practice, Mr. Bravo.

 

[Canadamus Prime]

Yeah, I use Firefox's built in spell check, but it tends to piss me off sometimes, esp. when it gets hung up over American spellings.

you can remove/install language pack,s

I know. I had one installed before I bought my new hard drive and was then forced to upgrade to Windows 7, but I haven't bothered to try and find that language pack again.

 

[Ravek]

I rarely make spelling errors that I don't notice, and in an informal setting like these forums, a few spelling errors every few hundred words isn't so bad.

Now if there were any software for checking grammar, that might be something I would be interested in ...

 

[FolkLikePanda]

Nto at all... =D

 

[icyneesan]

Awlays! I'd loko liek a idiot if I didt