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In sources like the one below, it explains all the methods you can use to enable spell checking (the red / blue lines under words):
Usually, setting the language via REVIEW - Language - Set Proofing Language is enough.
But when it is not, there is a setting under FILE - Options - Proofing, all the way down: "Hide spelling errors in this document only". If you don't remove the check on that, anything else you try will be futile.
This can be easily done via VBA, just add a 2 buttons in your QAT or ribbon for the next snippets (there are 2 codes below, one to activate spell checking and one to deactivate it).
Sub Enable_SpellCheck()
With ActiveDocument
.Range.SpellingChecked = False
.Range.NoProofing = False
.Paragraphs(2).Range.NoProofing = False
.ShowSpellingErrors = True
End With
Application.ScreenRefresh
End Sub |
Sub Disable_SpellCheck()
With ActiveDocument
.Range.SpellingChecked = True
.Range.NoProofing = True
.Paragraphs(2).Range.NoProofing = True
.ShowSpellingErrors = False
End With
Application.ScreenRefresh
End Sub |
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