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How to activate the checker in Word 2010

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The first step to activate the spell checker in Microsoft Word 2010 will obviously open the program and create a new document. Also, you will need to write something before continuing with the procedure.

Then you must select all or part of the text-not necessary that contains errors-and go to top tab: "Review". Once there, you must press the first button on the toolbar, ie, spelling and grammar.


This done, a popup window where you must activate the box to the bottom left shows: Check grammar. Also, we suggest you press the "Options" button to set the concealer and the review and refine the fullest.


Through this new window, you can adjust to your liking various options corrector Word 2010 as:

  • Ignore words in UPPERCASE: we recommend you disable it, since the case should also be emphasized and, otherwise, you will not be notified in case of error.
  • Mark repeated words
  • Check spelling as you type
  • etc.

Similarly, we suggest you access the "AutoCorrect Options" button to find other features.


Through this window, here you can ensure that your spell checker will warn or other errors automatically change as you start typing sentences in uppercase or reverse oversights such as the accidental use of the Caps Lock key.

Once you have configured the Word corrector your way, you must press OK on all popups that you have opened.


Finally, we also explain how to change the language checker Word 2010 for you to select the one you need at all times. Thus, you must reselect the text to review and on the same menu "Review", you have to press the Language / Set Language correction listing and select the button that interests you.


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