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       Re: Spelling.
   DIR By: Kerry
       Date: March 20, 2015, 5:18 am
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       --- Quote from: Helen link ---
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       > That is so interesting Kerry...you are right!!  I have the
       AKJV bookmarked. Pulled it up and it is "GRAY"
       > So I thought...Ah, I see it is not the original 1611 King
       James version...so I changed to that...and yet again...when
       pulling up the verses they are spelled "Gray." !!  Strange.
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       I find it very strange.  I checked other old British
       translations, and they used "grey."    The KJV spellsl other
       words like "odour" and "favour" in the English way.
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       > I have wiggly red lines under both my 'grays' in this post!!
       > Yet not if I write grey.
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       I get the wiggly lines under "grey."  LOL   At least you know
       the spell check is working.
       --- Quote from: A nonny mouse link ---
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       > Surely somewhere in your admin settings you have chosen
       'American' (or it's got there by default).
       >
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       Do you mean in accessing the KJV on the internet?   I remember
       as a child asking my Mother why some words were spelled wrong in
       the Bible.    Patient soul that she was, she explained it to me.
       Our Bibles had British spellings.
       Or do you mean I chose some American option here?  If anyone did
       that, perhaps you did.   After all, you chose the "Independence
       Day" theme with the red, white and blue droopy things -- what
       are those droopy things called?
       #Post#: 821--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Spelling.
   DIR By: Helen
       Date: March 20, 2015, 10:48 am
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       I can set my own spell check for USA or English. On Trevor's
       early sites years ago...I am sure he had "spell check" down
       there next to post and preview...that's the one I used to use.
       The one I have on my computer will tell me it is wrong...but not
       always tell me the right spelling. It gives me a choice of three
       words, often none of them are what I was trying to say!!  That's
       why I can't use 'posh' or long words...I have to stick to
       brainless and short words. ( if truth be known, even half of
       them I can't spell correctly the older I get, I am beginning to
       forget....not that I could ever spell well.)  I remember
       watching my old mum writing a letter to her sister...she wrote "
       It is such an effort...ephtort ephourt then back to effort
       again. Sad.
       Now I see it in my self!!  LOL    :-\    ::)   :o   :'(
       #Post#: 823--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Spelling.
   DIR By: James
       Date: March 20, 2015, 5:05 pm
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       Helen I use the browser Firfox and its own spell check that you
       have to add on.  It works well for me and if at times it does
       not give the word I am trying to spell I just mess with it a
       bit, like change the y for an i that sort of thing and it
       usually works.
       I also have a  'Franklin Wordmaster' that's a thing about the
       size of one of those small pocket calculators, one just puts in
       the spelling and it comes up with a list of around seven
       possible answers.  One can even put in three letters and six
       dashes and it will give a list of what words you might need.
       If both those fail then like you I change the word for an easy
       one.
       #Post#: 824--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Spelling.
   DIR By: Kerry
       Date: March 20, 2015, 9:49 pm
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       --- Quote from: Helen link ---
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       > I can set my own spell check for USA or English. On Trevor's
       early sites years ago...I am sure he had "spell check" down
       there next to post and preview...that's the one I used to use.
       >
       > The one I have on my computer will tell me it is wrong...but
       not always tell me the right spelling. It gives me a choice of
       three words, often none of them are what I was trying to say!!
       That's why I can't use 'posh' or long words...I have to stick to
       brainless and short words. ( if truth be known, even half of
       them I can't spell correctly the older I get, I am beginning to
       forget....not that I could ever spell well.)  I remember
       watching my old mum writing a letter to her sister...she wrote "
       It is such an effort...ephtort ephourt then back to effort
       again. Sad.
       > Now I see it in my self!!  LOL    :-\    ::)   :o   :'(
       >
       >
       >
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       The option exists to make spell check part of the forum's
       software; but something else has to be installed first, and I
       get the message that the server does not support it.
       #Post#: 829--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Spelling.
   DIR By: James
       Date: March 23, 2015, 10:16 am
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       My spell check works fine using Firefox and the English plug in.
       By the way the plug in is English, English with grey.
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