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As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that had
been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep dealing
with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to get that? I
haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger

[Tom Ferguson[_3_]]

If you have the option to check spelling and grammar as you type turned on,
misspellings are marked with a wavy red line underscore. Right mouse click
anywhere within the word and a dialogue opens. Make the appropriate
selection.

If you initiate a spell check in the usual way, a dialogue will open and
display the first misspelling in context. Make the appropriate choice.

If that is not what is happening, try a repair install of Office. If that is
not successful, try a custom install and make sure you have the appropriate
proofing options checked to be installed.

If you want/need more detail, let us know.

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007


wrote in message
...
As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that had
been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep dealing
with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to get that? I
haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger

[[email protected]]

"Tom Ferguson" wrote:

If you have the option to check spelling and grammar as you type
turned on, misspellings are marked with a wavy red line underscore.
Right mouse click anywhere within the word and a dialogue opens. Make
the appropriate selection.

If you initiate a spell check in the usual way, a dialogue will open
and display the first misspelling in context. Make the appropriate
choice.

If that is not what is happening, try a repair install of Office. If
that is not successful, try a custom install and make sure you have
the appropriate proofing options checked to be installed.

If you want/need more detail, let us know.

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007

Hmmm... Your reply has nothing to do with what I wrote, or intended to,
so let me try again. Let's say during *manual* spell/grammar check it
stops and prompts you that the sentence it's highlighted ends with a
preposition. You tell it to "Ignore Rule." As I recall, and maybe my
memory is incorrect, but in Word 2001 the spell/grammar checker would
skip that on the subsequent passes. At least in the same session, if
not between sessions. With 2007 it repeats the sentence every time,
different session or same. Has that been changed, or is there a setting
somewhere to adjust this?





wrote in message
. ..
As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that
had been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep
dealing with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to
get that? I haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger

[Tom Ferguson[_3_]]

Grammar/Spell Check options are found at Office Button Word Options
Proofing Writing Style Settings.

The dialogue that opens upon finding an error in grammar should provide
options to Resume Ignore rule, Next Sentince. also there is a check box to
enable or disable Grammar checking and a clickable link to the settings
mentioned in the first pph above.

Those options contain a facility to reset all options to default. That might
be a place to start.

Tom
MSMVP 1998-2007

{Snip}


Hmmm... Your reply has nothing to do with what I wrote, or intended to,
so let me try again. Let's say during *manual* spell/grammar check it
stops and prompts you that the sentence it's highlighted ends with a
preposition. You tell it to "Ignore Rule." As I recall, and maybe my
memory is incorrect, but in Word 2001 the spell/grammar checker would
skip that on the subsequent passes. At least in the same session, if
not between sessions. With 2007 it repeats the sentence every time,
different session or same. Has that been changed, or is there a setting
somewhere to adjust this?





wrote in message
.. .
As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that
had been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep
dealing with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to
get that? I haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger

[[email protected]]

"Tom Ferguson" wrote:

Grammar/Spell Check options are found at Office Button Word
Options Proofing Writing Style Settings.

The dialogue that opens upon finding an error in grammar should
provide options to Resume Ignore rule, Next Sentince. also there is
a check box to enable or disable Grammar checking and a clickable link
to the settings mentioned in the first pph above.

Those options contain a facility to reset all options to default. That
might be a place to start.


Should or does? Have you actually looked? I asked because I couldn't
find any such choices there. I still can't.

RM




{Snip}


Hmmm... Your reply has nothing to do with what I wrote, or intended
to, so let me try again. Let's say during *manual* spell/grammar
check it stops and prompts you that the sentence it's highlighted
ends with a preposition. You tell it to "Ignore Rule." As I
recall, and maybe my memory is incorrect, but in Word 2001 the
spell/grammar checker would skip that on the subsequent passes. At
least in the same session, if not between sessions. With 2007 it
repeats the sentence every time, different session or same. Has that
been changed, or is there a setting somewhere to adjust this?





wrote in message
. ..
As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that
had been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep
dealing with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to
get that? I haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger

[Tom Ferguson[_3_]]

Yes, (I do know they are there and) I did check before I composed that
reply. ;-)))))

By any chance, is the option to _not_check grammar errors turned on? Or is
that option missing, too?

Attachment.

Tom
MAMVP 1998-2007


wrote in message
...
"Tom Ferguson" wrote:

Grammar/Spell Check options are found at Office Button Word
Options Proofing Writing Style Settings.

The dialogue that opens upon finding an error in grammar should
provide options to Resume Ignore rule, Next Sentince. also there is
a check box to enable or disable Grammar checking and a clickable link
to the settings mentioned in the first pph above.

Those options contain a facility to reset all options to default. That
might be a place to start.


Should or does? Have you actually looked? I asked because I couldn't
find any such choices there. I still can't.

RM




{Snip}


Hmmm... Your reply has nothing to do with what I wrote, or intended
to, so let me try again. Let's say during *manual* spell/grammar
check it stops and prompts you that the sentence it's highlighted
ends with a preposition. You tell it to "Ignore Rule." As I
recall, and maybe my memory is incorrect, but in Word 2001 the
spell/grammar checker would skip that on the subsequent passes. At
least in the same session, if not between sessions. With 2007 it
repeats the sentence every time, different session or same. Has that
been changed, or is there a setting somewhere to adjust this?





wrote in message
...
As I recall, spell/grammar check in Word 2001 recognized items that
had been marked Ignore (once or all), so one didn't have to keep
dealing with the same suggestions. Is there a way in Word 2007 to
get that? I haven't found it so far. Thanks.

Roger