Change Spelling and AutoCorrect Options
Nothing is more embarrassing than sending a message to your boss that includes a spelling or other error. To help prevent this, Outlook includes tools for detecting and correcting errors. One is spell-check, which you can run automatically; another is AutoCorrect, which automatically corrects mistakes. To ensure best results, you can change various options for these tools.
Change Spelling and AutoCorrect Options
1. | Click Tools.
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2. | Click Options.
The Options dialog box appears.
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3. | Click the Spelling tab.
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4. | If you want Outlook to always run a spell-check on outgoing messages, select the Always Check Spelling Before Sending check box.
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5. | To speed up the spell-check, select the Ignore Original Message Text in Reply or Forward check box. That way, only the text you add is checked.
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6. | Click Spelling and AutoCorrection to open the Editor Options window to the Proofing settings.
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7. | Click AutoCorrect Options.
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8. | In the AutoCorrect dialog box, ensure the Replace Text as You Type check box is selected.
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9. | Type a mistake you commonly make — for example, if you frequently type aand instead of and, type aand here.
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10. | Type the text ... |
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