Just a note: Pressing command+; will hilight misspelled words one at a
time with each keypress. Pressing command+: will bring up the more
familiar spell checker which has the list of suggestions and stuff.
Hope this helps.
-Jason
On Jan 29, 2008, at 10:38 AM, Simon Cavendish wrote:
Olivia,
I've just had a quick look at textt edit and spell checking. It
would appear after a very hurried and cursory attempt that spell
checking works differently here than what you are used to in Word.
You start the process by pressing command + ; at which point the
first misspellt word is highlighted. I actually couldn't find any
suggestions so I had to correct it manually. Then I had to execute
the same command again to proceed and so on and so on. Maybe there's
better way but at the moment I can't help you.
You might want to go into text edit edit menu and have a look and
experiment. You might also want to try another application which is
freeware downloadable from the internet called Bean. It might work
somewhat better. Some people on the list have been using it
successfully.
With best wisehes
Simon
On 28 Jan 2008, at 21:20, Bruins Fan wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Sorry for all these questions! :)
I would really appreciate knowing how to use the spellcheck feature
of text edit. For instance, is there a way to have the program
suggest words like there is in microsoft word?
Also, how do I atatch files to email messages? I haven't figured
out how to find a single file and atatch it to a message though I
can apparently atatch my whole documents folder.
Thanks so much and again sorry for bombarding you with basic
questions!
Olivia
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