>>Hmm. I wonder. Bolin. Okay, Chrome's internal spellchecker doesn't
>>know that one. Mako? Yeah, that gets wavy red underline too, which is
>>weird.
>
>As I don't use Chrome much, I need to ask, is it case sensitive? If
>you were testing on the words you just typed, it may be expecting them
>in all lower case and not proper case. I know that at least in some
>cases MS's all-invasive spell checker gets its digital panties in a
>knot over capitalization.

I know what you mean (since my employer is, to my eternal chagrin, standardized on Office and, because of our client base, unlikely to change in the foreseeable future), but, no, that's not one of Word's hangups. I mean, yes, it'll throw a red wavy line if you go all rANdOm caPITaliZation, but Mid-Sentence Capitalization doesn't trigger it.

(What bothers me about MS' autocorrection thingy is when I'm writing out code or command line stuff that should be all lower-case (save for possible CamelCase-ish function or variable names), and it'll automatically capitalize it.)

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