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For the record, we don't even need to rely on Gmail for that, seems that the Firefox browser has its own spell checker built in, which I find very handy! -- dkm At 10/2/2009 10:50 AM Friday, you wrote: >Does your fancy Gmail not include a spell check feature? Even >mail.msu.edu has >that. > > >Jon Galbreath >MCSE/Security+ >Systems Administrator >International Studies and Programs >Ph: 517-884-2144 ><mailto:[log in to unmask]>[log in to unmask] > >From: MSU Network Administrators Group [mailto:[log in to unmask]] >On Behalf Of Richard Wiggins >Sent: Friday, October 02, 2009 10:41 AM >To: [log in to unmask] >Subject: [MSUNAG] Let's break this down > >Apparently I've caused a bit of tempest in the teapot. I'lve had >one jackass hang up on me and another threaten me. Wow! We alll >need less drama. > >So let's all simmer down, myself included. > >Here are the points I was trying to make: > >1. MSU has made an intitutional statement that students and staff >must use <http://mail.msu.edu>mail.msu.edu to receive official e-mail. > >2. MSU's official central e-mail system is <http://mail.msu.edu>mail.msu.edu. > >3.Most people use Gmail or another provider for their e-mail. If >most of the MSU community doesn't use ><http://mail.msu.edu>mail.msu.edu, then therefore they need an >obvious way to auto-forward. > >4. <http://Mail.msu.edu>Mail.msu.edu hides the auto forward >function. The expected options are along a ribbon bar as one would >expect. The most important option on ><http://mail.msu.edu>mail.msu.edu is hidden under an obscure label >of "MSU Prefs." > >So let's make this clear: the leading land grand university hides >how to receive communications from the institution. This is not optimal. > >Folks, I've mostly laid under radio silence for a year. I will now >go back into silence. Googbye and good luck.