Toturnoff auto-spell check in Keynote, just go to Edit > Spelling and uncheck 'Check spelling as you type'. Why would I want to turn this off? I use Keynote to quickly make graphics for blogs, websites and even for my presentations and reports. There seems to be a spell checker issue in Word where the following error is reported. On my Mac, this happens most often when I open a file that did not originate from MS Word 2011. If I create a document in MS Word 2011, and leave spell and grammar checks enabled for “as you type” (see below on how to disable this), then I do not get an error. If you do not disable the options below, then as at the date of this page this error will recur and you will need to shut down the application (). Disable the ‘as you type’ options First, in Word select Word >> Preferences and the following window will appear. Select ‘Spelling and Grammer’. Parallels desktop for mac download. Disable the 'as you type' options Once this is done you should be able to open the document that originated in OpenOffice or any other compatible programme without the pop up warning appearing. Please note, however, that this pop-up will re-occur if you do a spelling and/or grammar check. “Repair” a Document If you want to be able to re-enable the ‘as you type’ options above, you may want to try the steps below, as these have worked for me. However this does not assist with compatibility of Word documents between OpenOffice.org and MS Office. First, save the document as a docx file. Then select all the text in the document (Command-A). Next select Tools >> Language, and select one language for the entire document. In your post you said: Please note, however, if you open any other documents that didn’t originate in Word 2011, then you may have to perform all the above steps again. I found a work around, because thousands of my documents originated in an earlier version of Word, and following the above procedure is not feasible every time I open a document created in an earlier version of Word. I created a macros and named it AutoOpen the code i used is below. This automatically sets the autocheck to english when a document is opened. Sub AutoOpen() ‘ ‘ AutoOpen Macro ‘ ‘ Dim doc As Word.Document Set doc = ActiveDocument Application.ResetIgnoreAll ActiveDocument.SpellingChecked = False ActiveDocument.GrammarChecked = False doc.Range.LanguageID = wdEnglishUS doc.Range.NoProofing = False End Sub. Who is behind Guide2Office? My name is Stephanie Krishnan and I'm passionate about the way that open source software and its community can help small businesses and individuals with their productivity and lives. One of the biggest arguments I get from business owners, however, is lack of support options. I decided to put together my own support blog to help people be productive at various levels with various Office software, including OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, NeoOffice, MS Office and Apple products! I've recently switched to Mac and although I like it overall but many useful features just don't seem to work. One example is the spell-checker. Most often it gives me no suggestions at all whereas I can get suggestion for the same spelling in MS word on my windows laptop (note: MS word on my Mac doesn't work effectively either). For instance, look at the example below: 1.' Sophicistated' spelled in-correctly in Pages: • 'Sophicistated' spelled in-correctly in TextEdit: • 'Sophicistated' spelled in-correctly in MS word: Now, although I don't have my windows laptop with me right now but I grabbed a screenshot from MS Word's onlne editor on skydrive and that seems to work perfectly. Google docs also works equally efficiently. This is not just one example, after seeing it not work for countless spellings I'm finally posting it here. Foremost, I wonder why MS Word doesn't work with same effectiveness in Mac. Are there any ways to improve the accuracy and effectiveness of the Mac spell checker?
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