To change this setting, just type about:config into the Firefox address bar, and then filter by this: layout. Almost all of the ‘missing’ features will work when you do this. The reason why article titles and search terms aren’t included in the spell checker is because Firefox only enables the spell checking on textarea fields, not text input fields. Very annoying and hard to focus as I type. There is a simple, though odd, fix for this though – simply copy winword.exe (any version) into the same folder where outlook.exe is. Spell check is underlines words as I am typing them and not finished yet, so it essentially will underline all my words as I type, until I finish typing, then it will realize the entire word is spelled correctly and go away. Outlook uses a dashed, red underline to indicate possible. This is because for Outlook Spell Checking to work properly, it requires the matching version of Microsoft Word. Outlook 2016 for Mac does not have this option instead it checks for spelling errors as you type. When I go into File tab, Options, and look for the spell check options, they are greyed out.
Most missed is the red underline for misspelled words as I type. Then click on Preferences, and a pop up screen will appear with several options.
I recently upgrade just my Microsoft Outlook install to 2013, and left my other Microsoft Office apps like Word, Excel, etc at the previous version.Įver since then, Outlook spell check does not work. To turn off automatic spell check, click on Outlook.
