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I just discovered that for some reason I habitually misspell "judgment" -- nm

Posted by znufrii Apr 3 '12, 14:19

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Especially. And I had to look it up to spell it right -- nm - amoxy Apr 3, 14:41
my excuse is that I have no conscience, (wait what? I got it right? just by accident) -- nm - zeitgeist Apr 3, 14:39
Word -- nm - Stephen, loving the Lady Irish! Apr 3, 14:36
Magic's: Day of Judgment helped me a lot. -- nm - Qale Apr 3, 14:22
I thought the preferred spelling was without the "e", but either is acceptable? -- nm - jnine Apr 3, 14:21 3
- only one is acceptable to Word, apparently... -- nm - znufrii Apr 3, 14:23 2
  - because microsoft hates England and Canada - zork Apr 3, 14:26 1
    - I use judgment, but there also seems to be a distinction (in British English) between a court's judgment, and a person's judgement. -- nm - Roger More Apr 3, 14:36
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- I want that extra "e" in there, and have to think about it every time. my odd misspelling thing? - b. Apr 3, 14:22 4
  - It looks wrong without the 'e' -- nm - ty97 Apr 3, 14:38
  - Nmb b yeah for home ownership! -- nm - Epiphany Apr 3, 14:29 2
    - thank you! :) - -- nm - b. Apr 3, 14:30 1
      - congrats -- nm - zork Apr 3, 14:31
- maybe it's just Word, wikipedia refers to both spellings as acceptable. -- nm - znufrii Apr 3, 14:21 3
  - Just update your word to accept your spelling and update wikipedia to agree with you. Done and done. -- nm - con_carne Apr 3, 14:27 1
    - sometimes I tell Word to use the British English dictionary but then American documents become a pain. I've found out that setting the keyboard to Eng - zork Apr 3, 14:31
  - with the e is used in Britain (and thusly in Canada) more. -- (link) - zork Apr 3, 14:24

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