a while back, I down loaded one of the spell checks on my other computer, but the modem went out on it, so I had to get out my old computer to use until I can get my other one running again.

What I need to know is, how to find that post where that spell check is located at, so I can down load it on this computer, cause on the bad days my spelling isn't very good at all. I'll thank you a head of time.

Kerry

If you are talking about the one you can use to spell check forum posts it is at the link below.

Shaun

http://www.iespell.com/

I normally use Netscape, so here is my downloaded dictionary:
http://wordweb.info/

wow thats great many thanks!!
Ron

Hey thanks to both you gents.Just downloaded both of them for my use.God knows I have days when I can't even spell 'of' :-) :-) :-) :-)
cheers!!

:-) :-) :-) :-) yep.... :-) :-) :-) :-)

Just teasing you ZZZzzzzzzzzzz's

I thank you guys for that, now that I got this side fixed, do you know of one that has a free spell check for outlook, cause when I got up this morning and tried to write a letter to my sister, I sure hope she can make heads or tails out of it, I know I even had a hard time myself, and I wrote it.

Kerry

Can't help you with the the Outlook question from here. (At work) Outlook here opens Microsoft word as the default editor so Word just automatically spell checks everything. I don't know if you set up that in the Outlook preferences or what...

Shaun

I don't know what it is with this computer, but with the other one, when I downloaded the spell check, it give it's own button up on the tool bar, but with this computer, I couldn't find it, so I down loaded it again thinking it never took.

Then it said you already have spell check, so, I thought if I do, then where is it, so I went to looking, and I found it in tools, I haft to click the tool button, and the window drops down then click spell check, they had it well hid.

There I was looking for it to be out in plain site like the other one I did, and I thought maybe they hid it for outlook to, but it's not there, it will need a separate one.

Kerry

Try right clicking.....
IE spell check comes up on mine with a right click, in the pop up/dropout/ what ever you call the damn thing that comes up when you right click...... :-) :-)
(OH I'm on IE right now, just to check this out for you Kerry..... :-) )

Good one Dave that is a lot easier then going up to the tools window. Thank you for that

Kerry