Comments on: Using Google As A Spell Checker http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker Simplifying Network Security, Telecom, Gadgets, and More! Thu, 18 Mar 2010 08:49:30 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Gfanatic » Blog Archive » Google Teaches Spelling http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker/comment-page-1#comment-26349 Gfanatic » Blog Archive » Google Teaches Spelling Fri, 06 Jun 2008 05:06:05 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker#comment-26349 [...] Google search has a spell checker which offers alternative spelling for queries. Google doesn’t say you misspelled the word but it will ask you: “Did you mean: (a more common spelling)?” Even though there are people who find the spell checker feature helpful, some are unsatisfied. [...] [...] Google search has a spell checker which offers alternative spelling for queries. Google doesn’t say you misspelled the word but it will ask you: “Did you mean: (a more common spelling)?” Even though there are people who find the spell checker feature helpful, some are unsatisfied. [...]

]]> By: jollyroger http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker/comment-page-1#comment-25964 jollyroger Wed, 02 Apr 2008 16:35:09 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker#comment-25964 HOW DO YOU DO... LANGUAGE I gave my spell checker the authority of a judge, feeling I have to argue my case at every fragment and semi colon bad usage. But personally my spell checkerâ��s seriously disabled. For one, itâ��s an American and thus frequently masturbates over the letter z. Two, it loves to connect and split words when I like them the way they are. After I disagree with itâ��s correction and we move on, it not only highlights that expression not been in itâ��s Delaware Dictionary It goes back to it believing that Iâ��ve collected my senses realised my misguided misgivings offering me the same standardization. This twatâ��s seriously deluded. Itâ��s got no qualifications and it doesnâ��t even speak! And while weâ��re here. Why do we hang onto odd things like Times New Roman. Romans didnâ��t even have Times New Roman cos it was invented in 1933. So why do we have to keep using it, itâ��s cottage cheese. ... more at lifestyleguides.blogspot.com HOW DO YOU DO… LANGUAGE

I gave my spell checker the authority of a judge, feeling I have to argue my case at every fragment and semi colon bad usage. But personally my spell checker�s seriously disabled. For one, it�s an American and thus frequently masturbates over the letter z. Two, it loves to connect and split words when I like them the way they are. After I disagree with it�s correction and we move on, it not only highlights that expression not been in it�s Delaware Dictionary It goes back to it believing that I�ve collected my senses realised my misguided misgivings offering me the same standardization. This twat�s seriously deluded. It�s got no qualifications and it doesn�t even speak!

And while we�re here. Why do we hang onto odd things like Times New Roman. Romans didn�t even have Times New Roman cos it was invented in 1933. So why do we have to keep using it, it�s cottage cheese.

… more at lifestyleguides.blogspot.com

]]> By: 中国股票快车 » Blog Archive » Google Teaches Spelling http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker/comment-page-1#comment-25889 中国股票快车 » Blog Archive » Google Teaches Spelling Sun, 16 Mar 2008 07:39:34 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker#comment-25889 [...] Google search has a spell checker which offers alternative spelling for queries. Google don’t say you misspelled the word but it would ask you: “Did you mean: (a more common spelling)?” Even though there are people who find the spell checker feature helpful, some are unsatisfied. [...] [...] Google search has a spell checker which offers alternative spelling for queries. Google don’t say you misspelled the word but it would ask you: “Did you mean: (a more common spelling)?” Even though there are people who find the spell checker feature helpful, some are unsatisfied. [...]

]]> By: Exhorborant - Dogpile Web Search http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker/comment-page-1#comment-25759 Exhorborant - Dogpile Web Search Mon, 25 Feb 2008 17:47:55 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker#comment-25759 <!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] ... www.epm.org/articles/leadpur2.html [Found on Google, Yahoo! Search, Ask.com] 3. Using Google As A Spell Checker It suggested the word exhorborant. When I typed in define:exhorborant, of course, it came up with [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--> Kramer auto Pingback[...] … http://www.epm.org/articles/leadpur2.html [Found on Google, Yahoo! Search, Ask.com] 3. Using Google As A Spell Checker It suggested the word exhorborant. When I typed in define:exhorborant, of course, it came up with [...]

]]> By: http://www.goebel.net http://phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker/comment-page-1#comment-25489 http://www.goebel.net Sat, 26 Jan 2008 13:11:38 +0000 http://www.phoneboy.com/2057/using-google-as-a-spell-checker#comment-25489 Next time you better don't use Google but Merriam-Webster online (http://www.m-w.com/). That's faster. Even better is a Mozilla plugin: http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=Webster&sherlock=yes&opensearch=yes&submitform=Search Next time you better don’t use Google but Merriam-Webster online (http://www.m-w.com/). That’s faster. Even better is a Mozilla plugin: http://mycroft.mozdev.org/download.html?name=Webster&sherlock=yes&opensearch=yes&submitform=Search

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