The author of the document might have set these options mistakenly or for different purposes. Ensure to check this especially when you have received the document from someone else. Exceptions – under this section make sure the options “Hide spelling errors in this document only” and “Hide grammar errors in this document only” options.This will enable Word to show red and green underlines instantly after you type the words. Make sure to enable “Check spelling as you type” and “Make grammar errors as you type” options. Spelling and grammar checking – this is the main section that you might have changed.
You can check these options are set correctly in this section.
Spelling Correction – by default Word ignores the words in capital, containing numbers and mark repeat words.Check your settings and make sure everything is fine as per your need.
Auto Correction – if Word is not capitalizing the first word and correct other suggestions automatically, then click on “AutoCorrect Options…” button. If none of the above steps work, send us an email and we’d be happy to help you further. In rare cases a reinstall may be necessary. Quick tip: If you wish not to use the spell checker, turning off the toggle switch for all the languages will disable the feature. Try restarting your computer and repeat the steps above. To add a correction, select the incorrect word (try double clicking on it) and press F2. Also, you must press “space” (or certain other keys, such as “enter”) after the word. It is possible you are trying to misspell a word that is cannot be corrected intelligently and is not in the AutoCorrect list. You may also want to set Global AutoCorrect to always be running, by right-clicking on the icon, selecting “options” and then ticking “Start when my computer starts”. If this all happens then Global AutoCorrect is running.Ĭlick on the start menu at the bottom left of your screen, select “Programs –> Global AutoCorrect” and click “Global AutoCorrect”. If you right-click on this then a menu should appear with options such as “Open Global AutoCorrect” and “Add an AutoCorrect”. There should be a icon in the bottom-right corner of your screen (in the “system tray”). Check Global AutoCorrect is still running.
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