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I changed hard drives and have since been unable to get spell check to work in my posts.  Is there a setting I may have missed?

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Give us your:

 

OS (Mac/Windows/Linux)

 

Browser (Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer)

 

Windows 7 ultimate.  Firefox browser.

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I changed hard drives and have since been unable to get spell check to work in my posts.  Is there a setting I may have missed?

ERay... you can't spell? You cheater!

 

I mean,,,,may the good Lord help you (and me) to utilize technology to glorify His name with good grammar, taste, and spelling. I am glad "u"! care. Heh. 

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Windows 7 ultimate.  Firefox browser.

 

Ok.

 

Click on the three bars in the upper right corner and then click on Options.

 

Click on Advanced

 

Make sure "Check my spelling as I type" is checked

 

Click OK

 

Did that do the trick?

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Ok.

 

Click on the three bars in the upper right corner and then click on Options.

 

Click on Advanced

 

Make sure "Check my spelling as I type" is checked

 

Click OK

 

Did that do the trick?

 

It was already checked.  It seems, so far, the board is the only place I go that doesn't spell check.

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It was already checked.  It seems, so far, the board is the only place I go that doesn't spell check.

 

Odd.... but I think I had a similar problem with Chrome a while back... I'll keep diggin'

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It is possible for Firefox (or other browsers) to get some minor corruption in the configuration. Resetting the preferences to the default may help:
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/reset-preferences-fix-problems

 

Note, on my office and home computer, spellcheck in the field works just fine. But heire douwn on the clasroom computar, it dosn't flag anething.

 

EDIT: Nevermind, having access to a so afflicted computer and resetting the preferences as suggested did not solve the issue.

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