Here are two "must have" utilities for Internet Users.
It's highly recommended that an expert should install the software.

Is there any better way than to copy and paste the information from IE to Word? http://www.pcnineoneone.com/tweaks/scripts9.html
IE Text Archiver enables you to highlight text on a web page viewed with Internet Explorer 5 or higher and save the highlighted text with a simple right-click to a text file in a specified folder on your local hard drive.
It saves you the steps of having to manually copy the text, open a text editor, paste the selection, find a place to store it, then save it, and combines them into a single right-click.

Is the "Spell Check" utility available for Internet Explorer? http://www.pcnineoneone.com/tweaks/scripts8.html/#spellit
When you install the script, you'll find a new item in your right-click context menu. Highlight any text and then right-click it. Select Spelling from the context menu.

If you want to use this method, make sure you have
WSH (Windows Scripting Host) installed. Go to Add-Remove Programs in the Control Panel, click the Windows Setup tab, and see if there is a checkmark next to Windows Scripting Host, under Accessories.
If not, check it to install, or better yet, download the latest version (5.6) from Microsoft, rather than installing the older version supplied with Windows setup. You can get the latest by clicking here.
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