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Thread ID: 52782 2004-12-29 22:50:00 Mary Dictionary Cicero (40) PC World Chat
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308704 2004-12-29 22:50:00 Mary would you mind giving the online dictionary address again please.? Cicero (40)
308705 2004-12-29 23:07:00 Hi Cicero.
Try this for size.
http://wordweb.info/ ;)
Scouse (83)
308706 2004-12-29 23:19:00 ooops,Posted in wrong thread entirely. :D Metla (12)
308707 2004-12-29 23:24:00 Hi Cicero.
Try this for size.
http://wordweb.info/ ;)
Sorry Scouse I meant spell checker,the one that Mary displayed was ie spell something.....
Cicero (40)
308708 2004-12-29 23:41:00 Hi again.
Try this for size also:
http://www.iespell.com/ :cool:
Scouse (83)
308709 2004-12-30 01:12:00 Hi again.
Try this for size also:
http://www.iespell.com/ :cool:

Thats it,thanks Scouse. :)
Cicero (40)
308710 2004-12-30 02:03:00 Cicero, before you ask someone to post something again, why don't you have a look? There is a search facility. There is another way which is sometimes quicker when you know who made the original posting: going through the Members List. "M" for Mary Parks, page down once to find her listing, click on that, "Find all posts by ...", page down three times, and there is your answer. Graham L (2)
308711 2004-12-30 03:03:00 Glad you took the time to question my method of getting info from this forum.
The method you suggested evidently is the method you would use,to me it's an anathema,now if at sometime you see me ask a question and you feel there are other ways one might get an answer other than the one you approve of,please feel free to not sally forth with the solution.

With kind regards.
BJ.
Cicero (40)
308712 2004-12-30 03:23:00 If it is "anathema" for you to do any work yourself, Cicero, you might find less help than you wish for in future .

I could have been rude and said "RTFM" . In case you had just "not thought", I took the trouble to suggest the preferred ways to access previously posted information . If that is a problem for you, tough .

In general, I prefer to tell someone how to discover information (often by suggesting keywords for Google --- keyword selection is an art, not a science) than to just give only the information requested . (Often the request is incomplete, anyway, so access to wider sources often saves time all round) .

If I give a man a fish he eats for a day; if I give him a fishing line, he can feed himself . . .
Graham L (2)
308713 2004-12-30 09:11:00 [QUOTE=Graham L]If it is "anathema" for you to do any work yourself, Cicero, you might find less help than you wish for in future .

I could have been rude and said "RTFM" . In case you had just "not

Acronyms are also an anathema to me,no idea what they mean and dont want to .
Enough has been said,but do enjoy the fish .
Cicero (40)
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