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Spell check on Chrome
I have changed over to Chrome and most of those annoying problems that I used to have on IE have disappeared, so I am much happier.
However ::::::
The spell checker seems to be set on American English ( an oxymoron if ever there was ) I have tried changing over to proper English but it keeps saying that "This isn't supported)
Does anybody know why we can't use proper English and is there any way around it ?
However ::::::
The spell checker seems to be set on American English ( an oxymoron if ever there was ) I have tried changing over to proper English but it keeps saying that "This isn't supported)
Does anybody know why we can't use proper English and is there any way around it ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks rojash, always helpful, but its not quite as simple as that. I have checked my spellchecker, and it works fine in English UK .
However, when I go into Settings, the cross is still opposite American English, hence the slight confusion. Not sure why the cross isn't opposite English UK, if that is the one I have chosen. It seems that we need to test it to see if the changes that we have made have been accepted. Very peculiar.
Also there is a 3rd option, just called English... what's this then ? Martian English ?
Never had this particular problem with IE...it was always clear as a bell.
However, when I go into Settings, the cross is still opposite American English, hence the slight confusion. Not sure why the cross isn't opposite English UK, if that is the one I have chosen. It seems that we need to test it to see if the changes that we have made have been accepted. Very peculiar.
Also there is a 3rd option, just called English... what's this then ? Martian English ?
Never had this particular problem with IE...it was always clear as a bell.
The cross should only be visible when you mouse over a particular language.
It's not telling you the default language, it's there so that you can delete an unused language (you click on the cross) !
The selected language is the one with a darker background. It won't have a cross because you can't delete the selected language.
It's not telling you the default language, it's there so that you can delete an unused language (you click on the cross) !
The selected language is the one with a darker background. It won't have a cross because you can't delete the selected language.