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3 years ago

Microsoft word's spell checker?

Computers and Technology

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vekshin13 years ago

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The answer to the given picture is - Microsoft word's spell checker only recognizes very common words. Microsoft word has it's own dictionary which will be compared to the texts on your document. If they see an unfamiliar word they will underline it with red. Anyways you can add your own words and names to the custom dictionary.

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