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<b>Word 2010:</b> [backstage or file tab], [options], [proofing] go to third gray box down and configure with [check boxes] under [&quot;When correcting spelling and grammar in Word&quot;]<br />
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<b>Apache Open Office:</b> &nbsp;[tools tab] [option] [language settings] [wirting aids] check boxes for spelling and grammar.<br />
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I am not sure about global setting but of course this takes care of the current document. &nbsp;Also I might add that in trying to create a grammar problem in apache open office I could not force a grammar check with it checked on.
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Word 2010: [backstage or file tab], [options], [proofing] go to third gray box down and configure with [check boxes] under ["When correcting spelling and grammar in Word"]
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Apache Open Office:  [tools tab] [option] [language settings] [wirting aids] check boxes for spelling and grammar.
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I am not sure about global setting but of course this takes care of the current document.  Also I might add that in trying to create a grammar problem in apache open office I could not force a grammar check with it checked on.

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Word 2013 on the client is the same
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One would imagine there is a way to skip or change dictionaries for different parts of a document yes??<br />
Some kind of skip this table cell for example would be a nice way to &nbsp;handle things and give some control back or is it only possibl to remove markings after disabling spell check period????
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One would imagine there is a way to skip or change dictionaries for different parts of a document yes??
Some kind of skip this table cell for example would be a nice way to  handle things and give some control back or is it only possibl to remove markings after disabling spell check period????

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In Word you can go to exceptions &nbsp;below spelling and grammar and apply by document...
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In Word you can go to exceptions  below spelling and grammar and apply by document...

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<b>Spell check -- text marked skip spelling and grammar check </b>?
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Spell check -- text marked skip spelling and grammar check ?

Does Microsoft Word or Apache Open Office have a very unknown feature called

A word processor is an electronic device or computer software application that performs the task of composition, editing, formatting, and sometimes printing of documents. Most modern word processors use a graphical user interface, and most are powerful systems consisting of one or more programs that can produce any arbitrary combination of images, graphics and text, the latter handled with type-setting capability. Typical features of a modern word processor include font application, spell checking, grammar checking, a built-in thesaurus, automatic text correction, Web integration, and HTML exporting, among others.