Roblog

I have a lot of transposition typos, and I often type "ti" instead of "it". My email dictionary lists "ti" as a word, so it is not flagged as a misspelling. So what does "ti" mean? If it's the representation of the 7th note in a standard major scale (do-re-me-fa-so-la-ti-do), then I really don't think that should be in the spell-check dictionary. I would wager that there are far more misspellings of "it" as "ti" than there are deliberate and correct uses of "ti".

Most of the time, spell-check dictionaries strive to be as inclusive as possible, but this is a case where a word in the dictionary probably should be excluded.

And while I'm complaining about spell-check, why can't it be smarter and adjust to what I tend to type? It should keep track of what word I change my misspellings to and offer that as the first suggestion the next time I type the same mistake. Perhaps some spell-checking processes already do this, but I've not used them.