How do I get Spell-Checker to learn words?

Courtesy of: Your patience with me and Google Chrome, I've managed to teach this computer that its Default Language is "English (Canada)" but no TinySpell Box opened for "TinySpell".

What am I doing incorrectly?

Also, how do I increase the Font Size in the Reply Window?

Also, why does Chrome believe that Reply Windows need to be 2 miles wide?

Also, courtesy of Belarc Advisor (again, no Box opened) I can now give you 100% of the Specifications for this Computer which may be unique. The Computer Repair Shop that created this Online Computer ($500 CDN) also created a Stand-Alone SATA-IDE Transitional Computer ($0) which, when I finally get 'round to hooking it up, will be a Dual Boot Computer: Xandros 3.0.1 (Linux Master) and Windows XP Professional + SP3 in 64-Bit (Slave) which I need to run AutoCAD 2007.

Callender, I have a Life-Philosophy that I stole from Andy Griffith, "Ain't nuthin', wurth anithin', what's easy."

Don't give up yet, Callender. The "Reply Window" that I have, doesn't have all the Bells and Whistles that yours does.

That being said there's still *some* progress. Have a look at the attached multi-screenshot edited image.

I've met with some progress but not a lot, tinySpell is slowly but surely learning new words but it's still a long ways from becoming this Author's "Best Friend".

Pursuant to the above, I think that tinySpell might learn faster if I installed Grammarly: an add-on program for Chrome that not only checks Spelling, it also checks Sentence Composition. Have you read or seen any feedback on this program?

(By the way, clicking "Go Advanced" was an excellent idea and I thank you for it, my Friend.)

Point 1:
While [Size = 10]Bigger[/Size] does result in the reply being considerably larger, it doesn't do anything about increasing the Font Size from the POV (point of view) of the Writer.

Point 2:

Since Chrome seems to be a particular problem why not add it to excluded processes list in Tinyspell?

This Point is partly my fault and partly yours.

In my previously posted screenshot you'll see "Select applications for tinySpell" underneath which you'll see "tinySpell is normally Enabled" which reveals a Blank Page. This is due to the fact that tinySpell is normally enabled for Everything!

The part that's your fault is that you continue to misspell tinySpell's name. tinySpell is spelt with a Lower-Case "t", not a Capital, and tinySpell objects to the misspelling of its name.

End Point
Insofar as the original topic is concerned, it's solved. However, I have a closing question.

How many Posts must I post before my On-File Avatar shows?

We've covered a lot of ground with this thread, not all of it germane to this subject's Title but useful nevertheless to anyone who's new to Seven Forums.

My "Closing Question" is particularly useful as when a New User wishes to add their own Avatar, they're met with an incongruity or, if they don't like big words, something that doesn't make sense.

"UserCP" meant nothing to me until, in desperation (because nothing else had proven useful) I clicked the link and discovered that it meant "User Control Panel". After fumbling my way around I eventually found "Custom Avatar" and ran head-on into the incongruity, "The maximum size of your custom image is 100 by 100 pixels".

When Personal Computers were first introduced the Screen Resolution for a 1024 by 768 pixel Monitor was 85 pixels per inch. The Flat Screen Monitors of today, however, have a Screen Resolution of 2400 pixels per inch and Hand-Held Mobile Devices exceed that. Presuming that the New User is using a Flat Screen Monitor that means that a 100 by 100 pixel custom image measures approximately 1 millimetre by 1 millimetre. Nobody would ever see it!

After picking up my almost-seven-decades-old jaw, up off the floor, I read the remainder of the sentence, "or 100.0 KB (whichever is smaller)." Considering the Screen Resolutions of today, somebody really ought to work on the wording of that sentence.

As you can no doubt see, my Custom Avatar is in place. It measures 37.7 KB or 299 by 299 pixels but only due to the fact that it's a "Joint Projects Group" Image.

Because Units are irrelevant, the sentence should be reworded to read as, "The maximum size of your custom image is 100 by 100 pixels or 100.0 KB (whichever number is smaller)."

Subject Solved

Callender, what say you and I collaborate on a thread entitled, "An Alphabetical List of Computer Abbreviations"?