Apple® users can turn it off or on by control-clicking in any text field on a web page accessed in Safari®. In the upper-left corner of the Firefox window, click on the Firefox button and then select Options → Optionsīy default, Safari® is configured to automatically check spelling. You can turn it off or on in the Options window.ġ. To enable this feature, right-click inside the text field that you’re typing in and select Spell checker options > Ask Google for suggestions.īy default, Firefox is configured to automatically check spelling. Google Chrome® users can also allow Google’s web services spell checking technology to automatically check your spelling in web forms and text fields. In the Languages and Input dialog that appears, use the "Enable spell checking" check box to turn the spell checker on or off In the "Languages" section, click Languages and input settings…ĥ. Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbarĤ. Please note: This spell check feature is a function of the Windows® 8 operating system and not Internet Explorer®.ġ. Under Typing, “Autocorrect misspelled words” and “Highlight misspelled words” Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 10 or Internet Explorer® 11 on Windows® 8īy default, Windows® 8 is configured to automatically check spellingĥ. Under Spelling Correction, "Enable spelling correction" Microsoft® Internet Explorer® 10 on Windows® 7īy default, Internet Explorer® 10 is configured to automatically check spellingģ. Please note: To find suggested spellings, right-click on any red underlined misspelled word. Users can configure their browser-based spell check settings by following the steps listed below for the applicable browser. To eliminate potential errors or conflicts with these browser-based spell check functions, the Rapattoni Spell Check icon was removed from the MLS the night of Wednesday, February 26, 2014. The Microsoft® Internet Explorer®, Google Chrome®, Mozilla Firefox®, and Apple® Safari® browsers supported by the MLS all include built-in spell check features.
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