krex wrote:
Merle...I use the spell check on google tool bar but it doesnt seem to recognize punctuation.If I write a senstence with a comma or period...it seems to think that the two seperate words are one misspelled word....
Ex.I dont seem to "understand,if" you are a "scorpio,why" would you want to do "that.I" wouldn't.
the words in " " would be underlined as one misspelled word

Does yours do this?Is there a way to "fix it".With my tendency to run-on sentences...I hardly use the spell check because half the paragraph ends up being "misspelled".
Standard printer's usage... almost ALL punctuation is attached to the preceding word and followed by a space.
In your example...
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Ex.I dont seem to "understand,if" you are a "scorpio,why" would you want to do "that.I" wouldn't.
... my "check as I type" spell-checker (added in to Seamonkey or Firefox, but totally unavailable in Internit Exploder) has underlined two errors:
"dont", because it is missing the apostrophe which must be put in to show where the "o" of "do not" has been omitted - to show as correctly "don't".
"scorpio", because this is a proper name, and should be capitalised, as "Scorpio".
In both the above cases, right clicking on the underlined word offered alternatives. For "dont", I got "don't", "dot", "don", "cont"(? - I suppose an attempt at an abbreviated "continued"?) and "font". For "scorpio", it offered "Scorpio" or "scorpion".
In your example, ONLY those two errors were shown. Mozilla doesn't quibble about where you put your punctuation.
PS. In your entire quote, it also underlined "krex" and "google", which I've now added to the dictionary. It also offered just the one other correction : "sentence" for "senstence".
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