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Old 12-05-2005, 00:29   #8
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Re: Firefox and a spellchecker

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Hehe you should be able to spell anyway
Well yes I can spell pretty well BUT I am a cr@p typist.Also although I'm pretty good I'm not perfect..Also I'm sure I'm not the only one who would find such an application useful.
I know. I can't type either. 4-5 fingers total, and loads of errors. Everything I type I have to proof read nuff times to check I've not made any typos.

Thankfully I can normally tell when a word looks wrong... although, research suggests that your brain reads words as entities as opposed to reading indivudual letters: and even goes as far as suggesting that as long as the first and last letters are in the right place, a word will be recognisable even if none of the letters in the middle are in the right order. But they all have to be there I think.

Whatever they say, I'm not sure my brain works like that though.
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