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Checking for Inconsistencies and Style Errors
Checking for Inconsistencies and Style Errors
Just as Word checks constantly for spelling and grammar mistakes, so, too, does
PowerPoint. If you see a squiggly red line underneath a word, that means the word doesn’t
appear in the Office common dictionaries. Right-click the word and either correct the
spelling or add it to a dictionary.
➔ To work with the Office spell checker, see “Setting Up Spell-Checking Options,” p. 52.
PowerPoint can also be set up to look for common presentation transgressions, rather than
grammar errors—and PowerPoint can be downright pushy when it comes to recommending
corrections. ...