Dear Ron.......

i think the forum would crash from all that processing work...

but i actually heard that it may be a feature to another html editor that is beign evaluated for the forum.

Bravo Ron! LOL!

I'm not correcting, I make tons of spelling errors. Just thought it was funny...

That is vary ture.

TriComet: "Hey, Scott, do you know how to spell burrito?"

3558: "Yes.  C-H-I-P-O-T-L-E"

You misspelled "kind of"

HA!

When I first started reporting in the small dinky town of St. Joseph, Mo., I wrote about five stories a day. When you write that many words a day you make mistakes. About twice a month I would get these yellow cards from a member of SPELL - Society for the Preservation of English Language and Literature. The old English teachers would cut out parts of my newspaper stories and circle the grammatical error and then correct it in this old scratchy penmanship that told you the writer had to be at least 80. I hated those yellow postcards and I started writing short stories about little annoying old ladies with 30 cats at home with boxes of yellow cards waiting to pounce on the nearest atrocious speller or grammar violator. Ooooohhh. They were annoying. That said, it actually, physically, hurts me to see a poorly constructed sentence. Spelling I don't mind, but every yokel with a pen thinks he's a writer and it drives me batty to see all the horrible literature that passes for modern writing these days. John Grisham. Give me a break! What a hack. My grandmother writes better stories than him. I really think that reading a book by a modern writer is no different than watching television since neither require much logic or brain power. Give me a classic anyday. A Zora or Wright novel would blow most Oprah book selections out the water. Oprah, God how did she get to be the queen of summer reading lists? When a freaking talkshow host is telling you and your family what passes for great literature then you know the world is in trouble.

Ok, exit soapbox!

• tabbed browsing
  
• a huge selection of extensions and themes (if pretty buttons something you care about). Extensions I use are Adblock, SpellBound, and, yes, IEView to open stubborn pages in IE if needed.
  
• pop-up blocking built into the browser. Is it built into IE also? I can't remember.
  
• web search is built into the browser, so you don't have to go to Google or Yahoo or whatever before typing in your search. Search engines can be added to the built-in browser text box to search things like the dictionary, eBay, Amazon and others.