Click OK, and the document will stop showing wiggly underlines. Within the ‘Exceptions for:’ group of options, make sure the current document name appears in the box, and click Hide spelling errors in this document only.
This feature lets you control the visibility of the wiggly lines on a document-by-document basis, without disabling the spelling checker itself.Ĭhoose File, Options, Proofing. Hide the lines that identify a misspelled word on a document-by-document basis.If you like to work with ‘Check spelling as you type’ enabled, but wish to hide the wiggly underlines for one document only to reduce distractions, you can do so. Hide the Wiggly Underlines, Just This Once These changes apply instantly, and will remain in place even after you shut down and restart Word. When you are done, click OK to return to editing the document. You can also disable Flag repeated words if you find Word’s highlighting of repeated words annoying. If you don’t want Word to report email addresses and URLs as misspellings, for example, click to enable the Ignore Internet and file addresses checkbox. Here you can set preferences, such as ‘Ignore words in UPPERCASE’ and ‘Ignore words that contain numbers’. To see the preferences that Word is currently configured to use, choose File, Options, Proofing.
You can configure Word so that it doesn’t report URLs and other special items as misspellings. But if you have a long list of words to add, it’s best to do so by editing the dictionary file itself. When you’re done, click OK to exit the dictionary.Īdding words one at a time is sensible if you have only a few. Click the custom.dic file–or the name of the dictionary to add the words to, if you are using a special dictionary–and click Edit Word List. If you know ahead of time that you will be using some unusual words, and if you do not want Word to report them as possible misspellings, you can add them to the dictionary.Ĭhoose File, Options, Proofing, and click Custom Dictionaries. If you use an obscure word often, you can get Word to stop flagging it. Here you should click the language to use for the selected text the listed languages displaying checkmark icons are available for use in checking spelling. Then click Language and choose Set Language in the Proofing group of buttons. To arrange this, select the text in French (or whatever foreign language you’re using), and click the Review tab on the Ribbon toolbar. You can avoid that situation by setting Word to check the French text using a French word list.
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