Problems with HP :-(

"Dave {ð¿ð} ²ºº³" wrote in message
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I count 9 - has to be a record.

I'm always the same after a hard days work, my spelling just goes right
out
the window and OE is not setup to spell check as I don't have MS Word
installed.

Having MS word installed doesn't help. Just luxor ta sum a ma posinnngs :-)

MS word only integrates with the full MS outlook AFAIK. I wish M$ would sort
a better newsreader for us and put a notice in about HTML posting...

"tHatDudeUK" wrote in message
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"Dave {ð¿ð} ²ºº³" wrote in message
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I count 9 - has to be a record.

I'm always the same after a hard days work, my spelling just goes right
out
the window and OE is not setup to spell check as I don't have MS Word
installed.

Having MS word installed doesn't help. Just luxor ta sum a ma posinnngs
:-)

MS word only integrates with the full MS outlook AFAIK. I wish M$ would
sort
a better newsreader for us and put a notice in about HTML posting...



I use Outlook Express for news and it has a spell check option that was
installed along with Word.

Try these is you're having probs (or 'probes' according to the checker :-)
:-
http://www.theeldergeek.com/oe_spellcheck.htm
http://www.geocities.com/vampirefo/


HTH
Simon.

"Simon" _ wrote in message
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Try these is you're having probs (or 'probes' according to the checker
:-)

Well probs is a slang word, probes is a word in the English dictionary and
is probably the closest match,

:-
http://www.theeldergeek.com/oe_spellcheck.htm
http://www.geocities.com/vampirefo/

Cheers for the links.

MS word only integrates with the full MS outlook AFAIK. I wish M$ would sort
a better newsreader for us and put a notice in about HTML posting...

Try Forte's Agent. its excellent for newsgroups.

http://www.forteinc.com/main/homepage.php

I've bought the full version, but a free version is available.

IMO outlook express has the best user interface for news but Agent is
the best newsreader. Reads YENC as well.

Sandy

"tHatDudeUK" wrote in message
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"Simon" _ wrote in
message
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Try these is you're having probs (or 'probes' according to the checker
:-)

Well probs is a slang word, probes is a word in the English dictionary and
is probably the closest match,


My attempts at humour are obviously too subtle... :-)