"Changing the Word 2007 Language Settings Options"

How to use Word 2007 language settings feature correctly?

Although the spelling and grammar feature in Word is useful, as you can use it to correct the spelling and grammatical errors in your documents.

But sometime you may find it annoying to see red and green squiggly underlines throughout the documents, even though there are no spelling and grammar errors.

In Word 2007, the problem lies in the editing language so you will likely want to change the options using the steps listed below.

To turn off the editing language

• Click the Office Button then select the Word Options button.
• From the Word Options dialog box displayed, on the Popular tab, click the Language Settings button.

• From the Microsoft Office Language Settings 2007 dialog box displayed, verify that your preferred language is selected under Primary editing language.
• Under the Enabled editing languages: section, select any unwanted languages and click the Remove button.
• Click OK.

Now Word 2007 will only check the spelling and grammar for your preferred language so you should see less of those annoying squiggly lines.

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