Automatic Spell Check - Is it an option

Is there a way to make the GW 7 Webaccess do automatic spell check or at least prompt for spell check before it sends the email?
We are running IE 8 and Mozilla.
Just wondering,
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RLMILLIES wrote:
> Is there a way to make the GW 7 Webaccess do automatic spell check or
> at least prompt for spell check before it sends the email?
>
> We are running IE 8 and Mozilla.
Your browser should be able to do this for you, using the browser's
built-in spell check. At least until you get to GW8.
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