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Thanx! &nbsp;Worked like a Charm!!!
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By default, Word uses red wavy underlines to indicate spelling errors and green wavy underlines to indicate grammatical errors, as the users types away on his/her document.<br />
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This feature is very annoying when we are working with technical documentation. &nbsp;Though very useful for non-tech documents, we really need to disable it when working with our tech docs. &nbsp;<br />
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We know how to turn it off, but it turn it off for all documentation. &nbsp;How can we open a documentation and have this feature turn off only for this document?
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By default, Word uses red wavy underlines to indicate spelling errors and green wavy underlines to indicate grammatical errors, as the users types away on his/her document.

This feature is very annoying when we are working with technical documentation.  Though very useful for non-tech documents, we really need to disable it when working with our tech docs.  

We know how to turn it off, but it turn it off for all documentation.  How can we open a documentation and have this feature turn off only for this document?

How to disable red and green wavy lines for a specific document in Word 2010

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