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Default How to stop spelling from detecting repeated words?

I have names of places that are two repeated words eg. Nowa Nowa. How can I
stop this from being shown as an error (repeated word) everytime I write it?
I have added the whole "Nowa Nowa" to the dictionary but makes no difference.
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MidnightMaze wrote:
I have names of places that are two repeated words eg. Nowa Nowa. How
can I stop this from being shown as an error (repeated word)
everytime I write it? I have added the whole "Nowa Nowa" to the
dictionary but makes no difference.


There is no way to turn off the repeated-word feature. I've heard that
there's a built-in, unchangeable list of exceptions, but oddly the city of
Walla Walla isn't on the list even though it isn't far from Microsoft's home
in Redmond.

A workaround is to replace the space in the middle with a nonbreaking space
(Ctrl+Shift+spacebar) to make the speller consider it to be only one word;
then you can add the resulting word to the custom dictionary. To add a bit
more convenience, select the combination and create an AutoCorrect entry for
it.

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Jay Freedman
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