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AP1998
Copper Contributor
Mar 12, 2023

Spell check won't see the word as a whole, says part of the word is wrong

 

This happens almost every time I delete a letter from a word and then rewrite it. In this case it was written "design" so I deleted the "d" and wrote "D" again (with capital). Now spellcheck won't check the whole word, only sees "esign"

  • AP1998 What proofing language are you using?

     

    Here with English (US), word indicates a punctuation issue if I press Enter after Intended Research design

    and a spelling error if I delete the d of design and then press Enter after that word.  However as soon as I insert the D, the spelling error indication disappears.

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      AP1998
      Copper Contributor
      I am using English (United Kingdom), if I switch to English (US) the issue dissapears. It doesn't persist if I go back to the original proofing language. I suppose if I encounter the issue again, I'll just do the same again to fix it. Thank you
  • rcoady's avatar
    rcoady
    Copper Contributor
    This recently started happening to me recently, too, but switching proofing languages does nothing to fix it; I've tried going from English (Ireland) to both English (United Kingdom) and English (United States), but to no avail.
    • rcoady Here, with the proofing language set the English (United Kingdom) without the "D" of Design, the word is flagged as an error.

       

      If I right click on the error, I am offered the following corrections

       

      However, ignoring the offered corrections, as soon as I insert the "D" at the beginning of the word, the indication of an error disappears

      Can you share a copy of a document in which you encounter the problem.

       

       

       

    • Charles_Kenyon's avatar
      Charles_Kenyon
      Bronze Contributor

      rcoady 

      The proofing language is applied at the character level, not the document or application level.

      Select all your text and apply the proofing language.

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