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Originally Posted by Angry
Using Microsoft Word for Spelling and Grammar Prior to Posting
First you type whatever you want to write into a word document. Word will underline misspelled words in red. Word will also underline incorrect grammar with a green line. If you right click on these lines highlighting your mistakes, then word will give you suggestions of proper spelling and grammar. You can then select the correct words from a drop down list of suggestions. After you have made all of the suggested corrections it is a good idea to proof read what you wrote at least once more. After you are satisfied with what you have wrote you can copy your text from the word document and paste your text into the reply box. The rest you should already know how to do.
The alternative to performing the above steps is to use Firefox as mredskins pointed out.
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Hell I'd rather have spelling errors then to go through all of that. I know mredskins says use firefox but I don't even know what it is. I have a guy coming into the office in the next couple of weeks to help us learn how to scan documents into the system so we can save them, email them, etc.. So I'll ask him if he can show me how to set something up. My problem is I'm not a big computer guy and have never really learned anything past the basic stuff to use the one I have at the office. One of my goals this year was to start using more of the programs in our system to make thing easier and I'm starting with that in a few weeks. I'm stuck between old school and new school and because I did not really like computers much I stayed more in the old school. Look at my posting history and you don't see me post much after office hours because I don't use a computer much after work.