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Ellis Kinney

Ellis Kinney

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I posted a message earlier this morning. Whenever I post I always proof read carefully to look for typos and mis-spelled words. This morning after I proof read and posted I re-read my post and there were two words missing and one word capitalized. Anyone else notice this happening? What causes it? Ellis
 
Since it was done this morning? Implication of lack of coffee in system-get a double strength cup with a splash of cream, sprinkle of cinnamon, and pinch of sugar- lean over cup and breath in 3 times then start sipping. When you have consumed 1/2 cup you can safely get online.
 
Just getting old will do it, the older we get the less we pay attention, or the lack of it,
as we get older, we get slower in thoughts.
 
When I post a message every time I misspell a word it is underlined with a red squiggly line. If I right click on the word, a box opens up with choices for me to select the right spelling or the right word I want to use. Select the one I should use left click and it changes the spelling for me.
 
every one is entitled to goof , other wise we would perfect and in a gov office,,lol,,,when i get done typing my replies, i have/hit a spell check on my computer, so i don't look to bad on replies..lol
 
Same reason when you pick up your dirty clothes and trasport them to the laundry room in the morning and when you get home that night you catch thunder for leaving a sock beside the bed.

Same reason that today I am knocking 7/16 bearings out of an order of wheels and putting in 5/16 bearings that the order called for in the first place.

Sept I have no problem placing the blame on myself.
 
(quoted from post at 11:38:23 02/29/12) In case you don't know, in Modern View you can edit a post you've made.
Click to expand...

Yes! Except for lately, modern view has been down about as often as it's been up.
 
Your mind may be working faster that your fingers, the second, could you have hit caps instead of shift. Not an uncommon happening.
 
And further, I have proof read you tend to read what is in the mind and not what is on the screen,later you may or may not pick it up.I put it down to a multitude of years and not the tools.
 
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