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The spell check feature in Word 2016 or previous versions often results in red zigzag lines for spelling errors and green zigzag lines for grammar errors. However, these lines may still appear even when there are no errors in the text, causing readers or document editors to feel frustrated. This article provides instructions on how to disable spell check in Word 2016. Follow along to find out more.
How to Disable Spell Check in Word 2016
Step 1: On the Ribbon toolbar, select File
Step 2: Next, choose Options
Step 3: In the Options dialog that appears, navigate to the Proofing tab and uncheck the following items:
- Check spelling as you type
- Mark grammar errors as you type
- Frequently confused words
- Check grammar with spelling
Alternatively, you can choose not to uncheck the above items and instead select additional options below if you want to disable spell check on the selected document.
- Hide spelling errors in this document only
- Hide grammar errors this document only
Finally, click on Ok to confirm.
The method to disable spell check in Word 2016 can also be applied to Word 2007, 2010, 2013 with similar steps. We hope this article helps you avoid inconvenience with the spell check feature.
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Aligning margins in Word to be standard and reasonable enhances the professionalism of your thesis or project. The method of aligning margins in Word has been introduced in our previous word tricks articles. Wishing you all success.
