Toshiba Sattelite

Katelin

one day the dark will end
It is a brand name..like the Ford MUSTANG or Mercury COUGER.

I have a Toshiba Satellite laptop and I love it!. :buddies:
 

glhs837

Power with Control
See your PM. Sorry if it bothered you that much. couger, at least in my browser, Chrome, comes up with red to indicate a misspelling. Oh well.
 
So, it's apparent that none of you are taking advantage of the "satellite" portion of your laptops. The "satellite" designation means if you throw it hard enough into the air it will achieve geo-syncrhonous orbit over your head 22,000 miles up. Once in orbit you can view the laptop screen on your TV. If the laptop has a camera, you can perform Hubble experiments.
 

Katelin

one day the dark will end
See your PM. Sorry if it bothered you that much. couger, at least in my browser, Chrome, comes up with red to indicate a misspelling. Oh well.

Spell check does NOT work for those with dyslexia...but you are too perfect to know that.
Go read more about the visual issues of being dyslexic. If you care to learn Mr. Perfect Speller.

Just stop being a member of the Spelling Police and all will be well.
 

glhs837

Power with Control
Spell check does NOT work for those with dyslexia...but you are too perfect to know that.
Go read more about the visual issues of being dyslexic. If you care to learn Mr. Perfect Speller.

Just stop being a member of the Spelling Police and all will be well.

Hmm, from what I read, it's not that don't work, they don't always work as well for dyslexics as they do for non-dyslexics, mostly due to two factors, one being that dyslexics make uncommon spelling errors, outside of the bounds that a spell checker will find the correct word, and the other being that a dyslexic can have trouble picking the correct word from the suggestions list. With a finding that dyslexics pick the right one %84 of the time if it's at the top of the list, and only %74 of the time if it is not the first choice.

There, I learned something today I didn't know. And all because, for the first time ever, I corrected someone spelling.
 

SoMD_Fun_Guy

Do you like apples?

ginwoman

Well-Known Member
So, it's apparent that none of you are taking advantage of the "satellite" portion of your laptops. The "satellite" designation means if you throw it hard enough into the air it will achieve geo-syncrhonous orbit over your head 22,000 miles up. Once in orbit you can view the laptop screen on your TV. If the laptop has a camera, you can perform Hubble experiments.

That's what I thought!
 
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