Apology
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Tom
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Hi Steve,
No need to apologize for typos. If there were, I'd be permanently on my knees :-[
BTW some folks like using the spellchecker that's available when you're done typing a message, before clicking the Post button. Alternatively, you can always use the Modify button to fix a typo you notice later.
No need to apologize for typos. If there were, I'd be permanently on my knees :-[
BTW some folks like using the spellchecker that's available when you're done typing a message, before clicking the Post button. Alternatively, you can always use the Modify button to fix a typo you notice later.
Ron
Moderator Emeritus
No apology necessary. Seems most of us have keyboards that sometimes like to do their own thing once in a while. Sometimes those keyboards even figure out how to fool the spell checker. ;D ;D
Karl
Moderator Emeritus
Geez Steve,
That particular place is on the "most visited" list of places we rv'ers visit all too frequently; Just ask Paul :'(
I don't think anyone on the RV Forum is that thin-skinned to have taken offense
That particular place is on the "most visited" list of places we rv'ers visit all too frequently; Just ask Paul :'(
I don't think anyone on the RV Forum is that thin-skinned to have taken offense
Karl
Moderator Emeritus
Ron,
Obviously yours isn't working - it's supposed to be "spill chucker" ;D
Obviously yours isn't working - it's supposed to be "spill chucker" ;D
Ron
Moderator Emeritus
Karl said:
See even Karl has on of those keyboards. ;D
John From Detroit
Well-known member
Gee, you left out an "O".....
Speaking from my position as the Typo king, When I'm reading a message my mind usually just auto-corrects for typos of that type and puts in the missing/correct letter all by itself without my telling it to do so.
Thus, I never noticed
Speaking from my position as the Typo king, When I'm reading a message my mind usually just auto-corrects for typos of that type and puts in the missing/correct letter all by itself without my telling it to do so.
Thus, I never noticed
