Mike, I'm not a technerd but I believe you're correct; I wasn't implying that Ratsun was spell-checking. It was directed at anyone who read it, not you. I'm an old codger but, seems to me that the populace, in general, are becoming too dependent on techie gadgets. A good portion of that is good but people get lazy and abandon too many of their own natural abilities to make things easier, save time, 'keep up with the Joneses', or the Hell ever. Sure won't catch me talking to any of my devices or the wifey's car and they're all neutered so they won't talk to me. Sure, ya can't go through life rejecting technological advancement, but a bit of selectivity goes a long way. For me it's 'A Question of Balance' (Moody Blues helped guide me through some pretty turbulent times in the late 60's and early 70's).
I help with the conducting of a little local coin show by creating dealer sign-up document, advertising flyers, reminder post-cards, etc. There's a periodic drawing for door prizes throughout the day in which the entrants fill out a little ballot-slip and drop it in a box for the drawing. The slip just has lines for name and mailing address and we use them to send out postcards a couple of weeks prior to the show to stick on the fridge as a reminder of the show. It's disheartening to me at how many of the slips that I have to just shit-can because I can't read the writing. People, a larger portion than one would guess, just can't write in cursive enough to communicate any more. Everybody is so used to pushing buttons, touching screens, and talking to devices, I guess.
End of rant, as I said, I'm an old codger.