Spell chcker is gone ,how can i get it back without useing google.

Well first its spelled craigslist.not the way it was spelled in this question. Spelling is critical in log in. But chances are you may not be the correct e-mail account. Use a gmail address. Then don't use a allows account. Make yourself 2 master accounts . one with a Microsoft and one with Google. And don't use the same password. Try that and if that doesn't work come back. Turn off in setting on your e-mail where word recognition. Spell and check twice.

Hello, my name is Angela, I'm from USA. I
want to inform you all that there is a spell caster
that is genuine and real.Dr Aduke I never really believed in
any of these things but when I was losing kelvin, I
needed help, and somewhere to turn badly. I found
consultant. Dr Aduke at:[email protected] and i ordered a LOVE SPELL.
Seven days later, my phone rang. kelvin was his old
self again and wanted to come back to me! Not only
come back, the spell caster opened him up to how much
I loved and needed him. Spell Casting isn't
brainwashing, but they opened his eyes to how much we
have to share together. I recommend anyone who is in
my old situation to try it. It will bring you a
wonderful surprises as well as your lover back to you.
The way things were meant to be." you can contact the
spell caster at [email protected] he's
very nice and great.

Facebook doesn't have it's own spell check. Google chrome does. Anytime you are in a text field (aka you are typing something on facebook or something ) right click in the text box and check out spell checker options.

5.9 in = 1.79832 m. You may have this conversion calculator in your cell phone, under tools.

" A few of you have been reporting that you are having issues with the spell-checker in the new version of Yahoo! Mail. I just want to let you know that we are aware of the issue and will have a fix out soon.
In the meantime, you can use the built-in spell checking functionality of some of today’s modern browsers. For example, the latest versions of Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari all have in-line spell checkers. If you don’t have one of those browsers installed or don’t want to install one, you can use classic Yahoo! Mail until we have rolled out the fix (from ‘Options’ click the ‘Switch to Yahoo! Mail Classic’ link)."

I do not know of a way to automatically spell check built into IE*. If you use the google Toolbar, their Spell Check feature allows you to enable Auto Fix which may be what you need.