The spell check function is used to check the spelling of the text in either the Work tasks or Comments fields. This is useful before emailing the information to the substitute staff member.
To check the spelling of text in the Work tasks or Comments fields:
Note: Unlike Synergetic, SynWeb does not have an automatic spell checking feature. To check the spelling of work tasks you need to click the Spell Check link.
The UltimateSpell window is displayed.
The following dialog window is displayed.
Any words that were changed by you are updated in either the Work tasks or Comments field, as applicable.
UltimateSpell window key fields and buttons
Fields
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Not in dictionary |
The word highlighted in red is not in the default dictionary and may be misspelled. |
Change to |
Suggested alternative word. |
Suggestions |
List of suggested alternative words. To select one of the suggested words:
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Command links
Link |
Description |
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Look up my meaning |
Link to http://dictionary.reference.com to display the meaning of the selected word in the Suggestions field. DICTIONARY.COMTM, DOCTOR DICTIONARY®, SPELLING.COMTM and Lexico® are trademarks and, where indicated, registered trademarks of Lexico or its subsidiary. |
Buttons
Button |
Description |
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Ignore the suggested change for the word. For example, a word commonly used at your organisation is correct but is not in the default dictionary. |
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Ignore all suggested changes. |
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Add the word to the dictionary. The word is no longer detected as misspelled. |
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Change the highlighted word to the correct word in the Change to field. |
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Change all incorrect words with their recommended changes. Tip: It is useful to check the text after selecting this option to avoid any unintended changes. |
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Expand the options area and select to ignore:
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Accept any changes made and return to the previous window. |
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Return to the previous window without making any changes. |
Last modified: 13/08/2014 8:04:14 AM
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