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June
 
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That's it! This manuscript has dozens of Arabic names,
and there's no consistency to the author's spellingof
those names, I feared adding them to the Dictionary, so I
just clicked "Ignore this Once" each time. OK, how do I
tell it not to proof those words? Thanks.
-----Original Message-----
I guess my question is why, if the language applied to

the text matches the
proofing tools, you have so many words marked as

misspelled. The idea of
"Check spelling as you type" is to allow you to correct

the words as you go.
If you do this, you should not be getting the "Too many

spelling errors to
display" message unless you have a lot of proper names

or the like. If you
don't want to add them to the dictionary, you can select

those specific
words and format them not to be proofed.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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wrote in message
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I am confused. If I do this, then I have no spell

check
at all. I do have the proper proofing tools and they
work on all other documents and worked on this one,

too,
until the third run-through. So the question is, how
can I restore the spell check that I had?
-----Original Message-----
If you do not have the appropriate proofing tools for

the language you're
using, then you can set the spelling checker to "Do

not
check spelling or
grammar."

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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ups
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"June" wrote in

message
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I am editing a 275 document and the Spell Check (the
version that shows errors with red underlines as you

type)
worked fine the first two times. The third time, a
screen popped up and said the document "was too long

for
spell check to continue", so I must use the Spell

Check
on the tool bar.

The tool bar option is a problem since it allows

only a
small screen and a word-by-word view. I used it and
later found many errors in spacing, etc.

"Help" said to turn red wavy lines back on, but

how? I
checked Options, Tools, & the Spelling & Grammar

Tab,
Set
Language, and so on. Help told me to check if I had

this
format, but Reveal Format shows nothing.

How can I get the "as you go" spell check with the

red
underlines to work again? (Sorry I don't have the
correct names for the two different spell check
versions.) Many Thanks.

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