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Old 03-18-2007, 09:33 AM #2
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Spelling is easy and added as a new feature now. You'll see a little ABC with a checkmark. Click on it to go in and check your spelling.

The links people should bookmark for now. We may add them at a later date, but if people really do find them useful & helpful, you should have them with you all the time when your browsing the Web.

Thanks for the suggestions!
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