Indicates Spell Check has completed its task. Indicates Spell Check has found the occurrence of a double word (i.e., the same word appears twice). The misspelled word is selected in the document. Indicates Spell Check has possibly found a misspelled word. Spell Check is very fast so normally you will not see this indicator unless you are spell checking a large document. Indicates Spell Check is currently searching for misspelled words. Indicates Spell Check is ready to be started or resumed. Spell Check Status: The Spell Check status indicator displays one of the following symbols: Clicking the button resumes spell checking at the point it left off. This normally happens when you directly edit the current document before a spell check session has completed. The Resume button appears if you modify the current document after spell checking has started and before it has completed. A spell check session can also be ended at any time by pressing the Escape key. Ends the current spell check session before all of the text has been checked. Spell checking is only performed on the current selection if text has been selected.
Begins a new spell check session in the current document beginning at the top. Start/Cancel/Resume: The Spell Check panel's main button appears as one of the following: Spell Check can also be used to check the spelling of a selected block of text. The Spell Check panel is used to check the spelling of the current document. If the word doesn't really need correction, you can also choose to "Add to Dictionary" or ignore the word.Spell Check - Jarte, The Free Word Processor and WordPad Replacement Jarte - Free Word Processor and WordPad Replacement Choose the option you prefer from the dropdown menu.To see suggested replacements, right-click the underlined word in Windows or control-click the word on the Mac.Phrases with potential grammar issues appear with a double-underline. As you work, you should see a red squiggly line appear under misspelled words in your document.The steps are essentially the same on Windows and the Mac. If automatic spell checking is turned on - which it should be by default - it's easy to accept and reject misspelled words and see potential grammar problems. Word can perform in-line spell checks automatically, but if you prefer to disable the feature or want a more comprehensive view, it's possible to check spelling and grammar manually across a document as well. Microsoft Word's ability to check spelling and grammar can be a professional lifesaver, informing you about embarrassing errors before you share the document with others.
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