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Need to do these steps for Firefox and IE as well
As Wise Owl Legal is browser based software it is important to note the the spell checking function comes from the browser itself not the Wise Owl Legal software. Therefore, during the set up of Wise Owl Legal it is recommended that spell checking is enabled on your preferred browser.
However after testing, the Wise Owl Legal team have discovered that the browser dictionaries are not perfect and often cannot differentiate between US English spelling and UK English spelling. Due to this, it is important to emphasise the need to proofread all invoices before they are sent to clients.
Google Chrome
To set your spell checker on Google Chrome:
- Select the Chrome menu
on the browser toolbar
- Select Settings
- Select show advanced settings from the bottom of the page
- Select languages and input settings from the language section
- In the languages column identify what language is currently used for spell checking, If the language you require is not available to select, click add and find your preferred language
Note that some users prefer to user English (UK) rather than English (Australia). After testing of the Google Chrome English (Australia) spell checking function it has been discovered that the browser does not differentiate between s and z in certain words. This emphasises the importance of proofreading all invoices before they are sent to the client. - Once the requested language is chosen, select display in this language and spell checking for this language as shown below:
- Select Finished
- Close all Chrome browsers and relaunch to ensure the language change takes effect.
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- https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/english-australian-dictionary/
- https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/english-australian-dictionary/
Google Chrome looks like it just requires a config setting:
http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2010/01/set-google-chrome-to-australian-spelling/
Internet Explorer is more complex. IE 8 and 9 have no spell checking built in; here are two plugins which provide spelling support (I have not tested either, both require licenses for commercial use):
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