When we have more than one misspelled word in our document or we want to add many words in the Custom Dictionary, the best way is to follow the procedure below. Just a simple click at that is it, the word is added to the Custom Dictionary. Meaning that wherever the particular word is repeated in the current document or if we type it again in a new document it won’t be considered wrong anymore. If we select this command the “misspelled” word will be added to the Custom Dictionary and will no longer be treated as incorrect. This means that if we type again the same word again it will underlined again and treated as misspelled.įinally from the shortcut menu, we have the command Add To Dictionary as we can see in the image below. Right below we can use the command Ignore All, just in case we have the “incorrect” word repeated in the rest of the document, and so by using the Ignore All command all the occurrences of the particular word in the document will be Ignored but not added to the dictionary. In this shortcut menu we are proposed with some words that assumes what we wanted to write such as Roves, Rivas and etc. Once we do the right click, a shortcut menu appears as shown in the image below. The easiest and quickest way to add a word in the Custom Dictionary is to locate it (by its red underline) and to do a right click anywhere in the word. Below I will describe how this can be done. So what do we do? We add these “unknown” words in the programs dictionary, so the next time that we type these words, they will not be marked by the red underline and considered misspelled.
Have you ever create a document in Word and after finishing typing it, you notice some red underlines in certain words of the document? Even though the words are correct and you haven’t typed anything wrong, the spelling check shows that they are incorrect? Word assumes that these particular words are misspelled.
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