[Fholman1]

I am using it. However, without our complaints how can Microsoft learn of
the problems with their software?

By the way, in Word, a red underline means the Spell Checker has determined
there is a spelling error. The instance I refer to has a green underline
meaning the Grammar Checker deems it an error. A spelling error can be
"Ignore all", where you must "Ignore Once" in this case. I cannot even
"Ignore Rule".

Turning the whole thing off is the same as saying, "The air conditioner in
my new car doesn't work. I'll just leave it off."




"Opinicus" wrote:

"Fholman1" wrote

it doesn't claim a misspelling, it claims a grammar error for
using a capital when Word believes it should be lower case.

First of all this isn't "grammar"; it's still spelling.

In any case, I suggest you turn off the "grammar checker" in Word entirely
and use the one built into your brain instead.

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Bob
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