how to Turn off auto spell check in outlook

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Elizabeth 5505

I repeatedly go to Tools>Options>Spelling and deselect "Always check before
sending" message, but everytime I boot up, the spell check is activated
again. How do I get the autospell check to turn off for good when I send
messages? I work with email customer service and my responses are
pre-written. I do not need spell check and this slows me down when responding
to hundreds of emails. It is annoying to have to go in and change the
settings every time I boot up.Thank you!
 
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Reb

Sounds like you are using Word as your email editor. If so, in your message
window, go to Tools-->Options-->Spelling and grammar tab and uncheck, Check
spelling as you type.
 
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Elizabeth 5505

No, I'm sorry. I tried this and re-booted. Spell check came up when I tried
sending a message. Thanks for the try though.
 
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Patrick Schmid

Any chance your user profile is created new every time you log on? For
example, if you change any setting, is it retained?

Patrick Schmid
 
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Elizabeth 5505

Yes, actually I have been having problems saving other settings as well. What
do you recommend?
 
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Patrick Schmid

Talk with your network administrator. It could be the case that they
automatically reset your profile when you log in. Maybe you can convince
them to change the default profile to switch spell check off by default?

Patrick Schmid
 
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Elizabeth 5505

Thank you Patrick, you have been very helpful.

Patrick Schmid said:
Talk with your network administrator. It could be the case that they
automatically reset your profile when you log in. Maybe you can convince
them to change the default profile to switch spell check off by default?

Patrick Schmid
 
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CM

Can you provide a little more information on your solution? I'm having the
same problem, but we're not on a Windows Network nor do we have Exchange.

Which profile are you referring to?

Thanks
 

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