Ah, what's your purpose in this? If it gives you a

• New in-office job has NO spell check - Jennifer
  • I'd work in Word and cut and paste into their system. SM - lb
    • They may not have word on their computer - Patti
      • Well, Word is easy to buy and easy to install. Word 97 works great. Cheap. SM - lb
        • You are coming across as being very strong armed - Patti
          • See post below, about investigating and presenting options, plus web site for spell checkers. NM - lb
          • But she probably didn't know going in that - there was no spellcheck. sm
            • Others are working without spell check, facility - probably didnt think about it. nm
    • Also, Word has the AutoCorrect and AutoText--see inside - lb
  • I type into EMR with no spell checker - Patti
  • are you paid by production or hourly? - n/m
  • Can a carpenter work without tools? (sm) - anon
    • Totally agree!!...nm - blondie
  • Vianeta had bad spell check. Copy & pasted - into Word to use that spell check. nm
  • Spell check....... - sm
  • You know, people are totally spoiled now - OMG!
    • This is 2008. Why work without the correct tools. nm - anon
      • Hello, know the year but I am saying - OMG!
        • Maybe not end of world, but.... - AnnieM!AnnieM!
          • I agree, easier but I worked on production years ago - OMG!
            • I worked with typewriter and carbon paper, too, but - I was also paid hourly then!
              • But way back then, we not only had hourly - OMG!
                • I agree I learned more as a result of the - "old-fashioned" ways, but..sm
                  • This is why Andrews is such a great school. . sm - sm
    • I would not work without my production software, including spellcheck sm - shipaddict
      • Great reply-- Can you list the productivity tools you use? Tx NM - lb
  • I had to work without a spellcheck for a few weeks once.. . - sleepy
    • Good grief! - Jeeperbelle
      • Agree with OMG sm - Anon2
        • They used to wash clothes by hand, too, - but I'll take my washer, tyvm. sm
          • The only difference in now and then is - My take on this
            • Oh, yes, you're quite right. That is such an - awful word to use in a casual setting.
              • And then there is no class - My take on this
                • Ah, what's your purpose in this? If it gives you a - false sense of "class" to cut .. sm
                  • All that rhetoric about old days sm - Anon2
                    • Same thing happens over and over again - human nature
                      • Yes, you have it right sm - Anon2
                        • My views as the last 2 here - OMG

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That was my purpose in posting this, the fact that he is bringing attention to it.  I think it is great that he cares about our medical records and I hope he can bring some attention to the importance of how and where and by whom they are done, making the public aware. 

E, was a C in 7th grade.   I have a sister who is a AA and one who is B, both older.  They want more, I want less.   Insurance won't pay for reduction.  Of course mine don't like as nice as hers, but I mine aren't man-made either. 

money.  With some online schools pushing their credibility to newbies, enough have fallen for "it" that they still rake in plenty.  The original idea was, no doubt, a good one.  Somewhere along the way, the working MT was forgotten.  AAMT in no way represents the best interests of the working MT.  The idea they are pushing now of making CMT credentialing mandatory is a joke and certainly not in the best interest of hundreds of thousands of working American MTs.

Hey, I'll send anyone a test (for a mere $50 fee), and I will *allow* them to use the prestigious ND after their name if they pass. 

Oh, what does NS stand for, you ask?  NO DUMMY

What galaxy are you on?

NM