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Correcting element in word 2007

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norms corner View Member Profile	Sep 7 2008, 08:42 PM Post #1
Member Posts: 30 OS: Windows XP	In the past, when I wrote a document, etc, a red wavy underline would appear ..."under" a word that I might have misspelled. Now, all of a sudden (during the past 3 months) that feature does not appear on my computer so I have to manually go over a document and correct where needed. What did I do wrong? I am sure it is some check mark that I made or did not make. I am using the 2007 versions of word, PowerPoint, etc. Any suggestions?

Jonesey View Member Profile	Sep 8 2008, 03:04 AM Post #2
Member Posts: 192 From: Bristol, England OS: Windows XP Professional, SP3	Look under Tools > Options > Spelling & Grammar Make sure "Check spelling as you type" is checked Make sure "Hide spelling errors in this document" is UNchecked

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