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You can also add your own custom words to the tinySpell dictionary. After typing a word in Notepad, WordPad, or any Windows application, press the Ctrl +[keyssimultaneouslytoviewthesearchoptionsofthedictionaryorthesaurusedencyclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions[pervisualizzareleopzionidiricercadizionariothesaurusedeencyclopedia[simultáneamenteparaverlasopcionesdebúsquedadeldiccionariothesaurusedencyclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions[pervisualizzareleopzionidiricercadizionariothesaurusedenciclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions[keyssimultaneouslytoviewthesearchoptionsofthedictionaryorthesaurusedencyclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions[pervisualizzareleopzionidiricercadizionariothesaurusedeencyclopedia[simultáneamenteparaverlasopcionesdebúsquedadeldiccionariothesaurusedencyclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions[pervisualizzareleopzionidiricercadizionariothesaurusedenciclopedia[keystoseeSearchDictionaryThesaurusandEncyclopaediaoptions It also allows you to search for a word with Google search. Anyone stuck using Wordpad who doesn’t want to use Office in any shape or form should investigate LibreOffice as an alternative product.UPDATE in July 2018: If you are using Windows 10, you can get AutoCorrect for any program by turning on the AutoCorrect feature for misspelled words. It’s certainly preferable to cynically scaring people over their browser choice, embedding random ads in the Start Menu, or resetting their application defaults upon upgrade. I’ve said before that I didn’t have a problem with the intrinsic idea of Microsoft advertising products and services to Windows users, but that I objected to the way the company went about doing it.Įmbedding a small text notification in a highly relevant application to notify people they have a better free option available online is the right way to handle this kind of thing. It’s difficult to communicate the changes to a product as vast as a modern OS in a way that’s easy for ordinary users to follow.

People tend to prefer things continue to work the way they always have and resist learning new methods. Microsoft has always faced challenges when it comes to explaining new products and services.