Date: 30/05/2008 18:25:48
From: veg gardener
ID: 15940
Subject: For BlueGreen

Hello BlueGreen
i worked out how to change the dictionary on Firefox
what you do is: right click and go down to languages and then find the English / Australia

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:27:55
From: veg gardener
ID: 15942
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

do this when you are typing a message here.

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:30:50
From: bluegreen
ID: 15947
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

veg gardener said:


Hello BlueGreen
i worked out how to change the dictionary on Firefox
what you do is: right click and go down to languages and then find the English / Australia

right click where?

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:32:32
From: veg gardener
ID: 15950
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

bluegreen said:


veg gardener said:

Hello BlueGreen
i worked out how to change the dictionary on Firefox
what you do is: right click and go down to languages and then find the English / Australia

right click where?

right click when you are typing a message like when you see a red line under a word and you want to fix it up.

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:33:51
From: bluegreen
ID: 15952
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

OK, thanks. :)

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:34:13
From: aquarium
ID: 15953
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

don’t know about current version of firefox (as i use Safari) but you used to have to download the dictionary file separately as well, before changing the setting to use English/Australian dictionary.

btw as firefox is really cool and modular, there’s some things you can do with urls that start with “chrome:” which point to the browser’s internal stuff.

also…since SVG is natively supported in firefox…there’s a plugin to produce function graphs right from the url bar. good for those studying function graphs in maths.

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:35:13
From: veg gardener
ID: 15955
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

that’s ok I didn’t work it out till I looked myself, Now i am trying to work out why Hot mail wont open up in Firefox it still opens up in Internet Explore 7.

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:35:49
From: bluegreen
ID: 15956
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

I had downloaded the Australian dictionary, but couldn’t work out how to activate it. But VG figured it out for me :)

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:36:06
From: veg gardener
ID: 15957
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

aquarium said:


don’t know about current version of firefox (as i use Safari) but you used to have to download the dictionary file separately as well, before changing the setting to use English/Australian dictionary.

btw as firefox is really cool and modular, there’s some things you can do with urls that start with “chrome:” which point to the browser’s internal stuff.

also…since SVG is natively supported in firefox…there’s a plugin to produce function graphs right from the url bar. good for those studying function graphs in maths.

yes, you still need to download the file for it, BlueGreen and me were talking about this before.

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Date: 30/05/2008 18:38:33
From: bluegreen
ID: 15961
Subject: re: For BlueGreen

veg gardener said:


that’s ok I didn’t work it out till I looked myself, Now i am trying to work out why Hot mail wont open up in Firefox it still opens up in Internet Explore 7.

have a look here…

http://www.worldstart.com/tips/tips.php/1767

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