Manual spell check

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Manual spell check

FreeOffice: SoftMaker FreeOffice does not have the premium SoftMaker dictionaries normally included in SoftMaker Office. Only Hunspell dictionaries can be used here.

Note: Cells containing calculations are skipped by the spell check.

You choose the ribbon command Review | Spell check spell_check_icon to start the subsequent spell check. (Tip: You can also choose this command with the F7 key.)

This checks the current worksheet word for word for spelling errors. If the spell check encounters an unfamiliar word, it stops and displays the word in a dialog box.

spell_check_dialog

You can then choose to correct the word, add it to the dictionary or simply ignore the supposed error. The list under Change to will also contain some suggestions for the correct spelling of the word (if any are found).

Use the buttons in the dialog box to specify what to do with the unfamiliar word:

Button

Explanation

Change

This option lets you correct the misspelled word. Before you use this button, type the correct spelling in the Change to input field or select one of the suggested words from the list.

Change all

This option works like the Change button, but it changes all further instances of the word in the entire document.

Ignore

This option instructs PlanMaker to ignore this spelling error and continue with the spell check.

Ignore all

This option instructs PlanMaker to ignore all further instances of this word.

 

Note: PlanMaker only remembers the list of ignored words temporarily. When you exit PlanMaker, it forgets it. If you want PlanMaker to learn words permanently, use the command Add instead.

Add

This option instructs PlanMaker to add the word to the user dictionary and thus increase its vocabulary.

 

Use this option for correctly spelled words that PlanMaker does not yet know. PlanMaker remembers these words permanently, even after a restart.

If you want to exit the spell check before it reaches the end of the worksheet, click on Close.