Only Word Check uses the preferred Australian English spelling. Other sites use American or British English. Check your spelling using Australian English spelling.

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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Add Word Check as a search engine to Internet Explorer.

On the Australian English dictionary page you can now find the link to add Word Check as a search engine to Internet Explorer. What that means is if you want to check a word to see if you’re using the preferred Australian English spelling, to find a list of suggestions if you can’t quite spell a word correctly, or want to check the meaning of a word, you can simply use the search field built into Internet Explorer.

The search engine is free to install and can be found on the following page.

http://www.justlocal.com.au/clients/oooau

You will still need a password to use Word Check. The password is provided free to clients of Online Connections, JustLocal, those purchasing the Outlook Express spellcheck add-in, those purchasing the Microsoft Exclude file for Office, and those subscribing to Word Check.

 

To use the Word Check search engine type in the word you want to check and then select Word Check from the list of available search engines using the arrow to the right of the search field.

Enjoy.

Kelvin Eldridge
www.OnlineConnections.com.au
JustLocal (An Online Connections service.)

Monday, June 13, 2011

MyAnswers: Is it flakey or flaky?

The following MyAnswers solution 2100 is now available:

Is it flakey or flaky?



Click here to obtain the solution.

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Kelvin Eldridge
www.MyAnswers.biz