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Since my coworkers copy/paste from all over the place, I want to give them a
standard process in Word 2007 to ensure the content in their documents is ALL
being checked as U.S English when they run spell-check.
I was going to tell them to do the following before running spell check:
Select the entire document (Ctrl+A), go to Review > Set language. Choose U.S
English and clear the check box for “Do not check spelling and grammar."
Does this work for headers/footers, text boxes, end notes. etc.? In older
Word versions, Ctrl + A did not really select all so some content was left
unchanged.
If Ctrl + A does not really select all, what would be the simplest standard
process to perform before running spell-check?
I read with interest Suzanne Barnhill's tutorial on Mastering the Spell
Checker, but it did not specify what Ctrl + A includes.
Ideas would be appreciated.
standard process in Word 2007 to ensure the content in their documents is ALL
being checked as U.S English when they run spell-check.
I was going to tell them to do the following before running spell check:
Select the entire document (Ctrl+A), go to Review > Set language. Choose U.S
English and clear the check box for “Do not check spelling and grammar."
Does this work for headers/footers, text boxes, end notes. etc.? In older
Word versions, Ctrl + A did not really select all so some content was left
unchanged.
If Ctrl + A does not really select all, what would be the simplest standard
process to perform before running spell-check?
I read with interest Suzanne Barnhill's tutorial on Mastering the Spell
Checker, but it did not specify what Ctrl + A includes.
Ideas would be appreciated.