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I was having a dig at his assumption that everyone knows the US State designations. 
It's the same with using "NLE". I happen to know by chance because I instructed in Premiere but does the rest of the universe?
And to complete the Phossieness, I used to cut and splice film too! 
Lol, last time I pointed out one of yours you went back a corrected it before everyone else saw it
And I was only poking fun because Arizona was already mentioned before you posted, just think you need to take a few seconds to read/re-read before you post
And I don't make one in every sentence I type. FYI...there is the little red dotted line that appears whenever I make a typo, which is an indicator, and then I go and correct it before I make the post. Not sure if Sea Monkey supports/views it, but since it works with everything else I would assume it does.
Because I like the ability to add Bold, Italic, underline, as necessary. Also If I want to insert an image, or quote I can in HTML editor. but not in plain Text.
see:
Plain Text:
HTML Editor:
BTW The spell Check built in to the HTML editor don't work worth 2 cents when it does try to work. And once you engage it you can't get out of it.
Kath-H wrote:
Ah. I think you might be a bit mixed up. The default reply box looks like this - if you want to use html you click the link over on the right. I thought that's what you were doing.
Actually that is the window when you use HTML
when you click the html button it reverts to Text Try it.
Notice the two illustrations I posted. Notice it changes to show full editor.
In that mode the Spell check in SeaMonkey FireFox and Thunderbird works. When click to return to Full edditor.
Notice below I made a deliberate mistake in the word editor.
Notice the red dotted underline on the highlighted mispelled word.
Now what it looks like when it shows HTML
Do you see any highlighted words. Also notice in my first here you see the hidden html code. such as <body> tags and such.
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