I'm using MS Word 2003. I find that MS Word's grammar suggestions are
sometimes helpful but sometimes completely wrong. I wish there was a way for
me to instruct Word grammar on certain types of grammar issues and to tell it
to watch for certain issues... and/or I wish there was a way for me to tell
Word grammar to ignore a type of problem and have it actually stay ignored (I
find when I "ignore once" the wavy green line is back again soon).

I just wish the grammar function could learn when it's wrong.

In Tools | Options, Spelling and Grammar, in the grammar section, clicking
Settings brings up another dialog where you can set quite a number of
options. That might help.


On 11/29/04 9:23 PM, "AmandaPanda" wrote:

I'm using MS Word 2003. I find that MS Word's grammar suggestions are
sometimes helpful but sometimes completely wrong. I wish there was a way for
me to instruct Word grammar on certain types of grammar issues and to tell it
to watch for certain issues... and/or I wish there was a way for me to tell
Word grammar to ignore a type of problem and have it actually stay ignored (I
find when I "ignore once" the wavy green line is back again soon).

I just wish the grammar function could learn when it's wrong.

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