by Nathan Natas 13 Replies latest jw friends
The Google Toolbar is a danged dandy appliance!
I'm very pleased to see that they've incorporated a SPELL CHECK that works auto-magically (must be pure deemin power) to fix the spelling of any on-line document. Like this message, or yahoo email, or on-line response/reply forms. It is yet another grand proof - along with the cotton gin and single malt Scotch - that God's Kingdom was established invisibly in 1874 in a New York suburb.
>cough<
That is all. Thank you.
Try out the google tool bar beta
I love Google! When it first came out, I sent a message to the makers of the site telling them this! I was so in love. I wish I had invested in Google. I'd be one rich woman!
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Doc, I downloaded the beta bar!
I downloaded their Desktop Search tool recently (on my machine that I use at work), and it has been one of the most useful apps I've ever found. I never spend more than 5 seconds looking for a file I need.
I downloaded their Desktop Search tool recently (on my machine that I use at work), and it has been one of the most useful apps I've ever found.
I found when you start getting into terrabytes of storage, desktop search does slow the machine down so I uninstalled it.
Okay, I hate to admit it, but after reading NN's post, I realized that I have a google tool bar that allows for spell check. Wow! I never realized I could spell check anything. I always thought it had to be an option provided by the source (i.e., JWD). So let me go on record by apologizing for the many misspellings as well as my ignorance as to having a google spell check as part of my google tool bar.
Ahh, life is good.
Yes, gogle, speil chick is cerenly verye good!
Hey B-man, not all of us can be computer geniuses like YOU. I am just now stopped putting white out on my computer screen in order to correct a spelling error. (you heard that blonde joke right - how do you know a blonde has been working at your computer, by the white out on the computer screen.)
Eye! Google ids a grate speil chequer. I um exited abut howl mush moor easel ever body kin make shore there posts they rote haven't got no miss takes.
There will never be a replacement for the human brain when it comes to grammatical correctness. Funny, isn't it? As horribly as that first paragraph is written, you still "know" what I meant. Our brains are amazing things.
Respectfully,
AuldSoul
(you heard that blonde joke right - how do you know a blonde has been working at your computer, by the white out on the computer screen.)
Hey I started out in IT on a help desk and I've heard everything. Like the guy who reported his computer wouldn't power up and after 10 minutes of chat was asked to crawl under the desk and check it was plugged in. He replied that I can't see the power outlet to check the plug because he was in a power cut.
