I was not refering to a single word with a red squiggly underline, but to check a whole email at once. And, btw., I do not get a spelling option on control-click onto such a word (only cut/copy/paste or new text clipping). For me, the shift/cmd-; is the same as described steps via the menubar. I am not using OS X spellchecker but CocoAspell.
---marlyse ------------ former message(s) quotes: ------------- >Hmm. >I simply highlight the word and use <ctrl>-click (or right-click). It >gives me a pull-down menu with suggestions, Ignore, Learn, etc. > >/Cap > >Not suspecting the train of events thus set into motion, Marlyse Comte wrote: > >>Subject: Re: PM and Spelling >>From: "Marlyse Comte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 11:22:59 -0600 >> >>I have Cocoaspell installed and it just took over where the OS X built in >>was before: menubar > edit > spelling. >> >>Or you use the key short cut which is: shift-cmd-; on my US keyboard. >> >>Does Cocoaspell show up in your System preferences? Do you have libraries >>(i.e. language(s) installed? >> >>---marlyse > > > > ---marlyse
