Some have a lot and yet some have none.

Some have a little and wish they have more.

Some think they have a lot and yet have none.

Some think they have none but a lot would come out when the situation arises.

Some pretend they have a lot and some do not even know that they have it.

Some abuse it and live to regret it and some did not use it and live to regret it as well…

Some do not even know what it means but worse still are those who think they know what it means…

What about you?

Anyway, if I were you, I’d rather be the bear than the penguin…

Have a good weekend and drive safely!

That’s what I got when I took the blog verbosity test. I would definitely agree with that since I seldom right a long post. I like it short and sometimes, sweet…

On average, your blog posts are around 66 words in length. This is 85 percent shorter than other bloggers who took this test.

This blog received two more awards today and this time they came from Ras-Adieza. Check them out!

Thank you Ras-Adieza for thinking of Kisahberuang.com! That’s it. what did I tell you! I do not write long post! Have a good life!

If you are using Firefox, you would be familiar with the real time spell checker that checks your words as you type them. This is one of the reasons why I decided to use Firefox as my main browser instead of IE or any other browsers.

Whenever you misspelled a word, it would be underlined with a dotted red line and all you need to do is right click on that word and you will get a list of words to replace it. Great stuff! However, sometimes you could make a mistake like what I had done where instead of choosing a word, I clicked on the “Add to Dictionary“. Firefox would not ask whether you are sure or not before saving it and there is no undo function either…

I tried all the links on the browser trying to find an option to allow me to remove the misspelled word that I have just added and after a few hours, I gave up. You would not find anything that says something such as, “edit custom dictionary” or anything close to that. You would not want to just leave any misspelled word in your dictionary as the browser would then think that you prefer to misspell the word as it is. You see, Firefox would not argue with you…

Well, do not panic. You are not stuck with it. As usual, when everything else failed, I went to the search engines and looked for the solution and I found one. An easy one, I would add. This is what you need to do.

1. Go to your Windows Start menu and click Run. You normally click an icon on the bottom left of your windows to launch the Start Menu. If you can’t do this, stop and look for somebody who knows how to do that as this is part of the basic knowledge that you should have when running Microsoft Windows.
2. In the Run box, key in %APPDATA%\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles and click OK.
3. That will bring you to a folder called xxxxxxxx.default. Open up the folder.
4. Look for a file called persdict.dat and open it up using a text editor. Notepad will do just fine.
5. Find your misspelled word or words and delete them.
6. Save the file and you are done!

In my case, I found more than one misspelled words there. I must have accidentally added those misspelled words to my dictionary. How about checking what you have in yours?

I have been busy at work. There is a training session that I need to conduct tomorrow, a system demo on Friday and another demo on Monday. So, with limited time and not having any thing to write about, I found a picture that might put a smile on your face.