Where can I find a spell checker to use on the forum?

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July 24, 2003 - 16:30

Chirpy

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Good question...

One way would be to type your letter using Microsoft Word or something similar which has its own spell checker. Then check the spelling before copying and pasting your message here.

The other way would be to visit iespell.com and download, v2.2.0 (build 647) which has just been released.

Cheers,

Chirpy

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June 30, 2006 - 09:45

Alan Roberts

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I get a Hexus "Page not found" error on both of Richard's threads.

Anyone know of a plug-in for Firefox?

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Camera settings documents are held by Daniel Browning and at the EBU

My book, 'Circles of Confusion' is available here.

Also EBU Tech.3335 tells how to test cameras, and R.118 tells how to use the results.

June 30, 2006 - 20:00

Z Cheema

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If you download the Google tool bar that has a spell checker built in.

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June 30, 2006 - 20:14

Chirpy

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Sorry folks,

I only checked one of the links in the opening post. The other suggestions and links have now been removed.
The one above (and this one) should take you straight to iespell.com.