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Creating Messages
The submenu and the context popup menu each list Eudora’s suggestions for the
correct spelling of the misspelled or unknown word.
3. Choose your preferred spelling from the submenu or the context popup menu. Or
choose Add to Dictionary or press Shift+Option+Command+6 to add the new
word to your custom user dictionary.
4. Correct each highlighted word until you are finished. To proceed through the
message, either double-click the next highlighted word or choose Find Next
Misspelling from the Spelling submenu or the context popup menu, or press
Option+Command+6.
More Spell Checking Information
The spelling checker ignores any text that is preceded by a quote mark, which is normally an
excerpt bar, also called a sidebar (|), but which in older versions of Eudora can also be an
angle-bracket (>) for unstyled text. Eudora assumes that this quoted text was originally from
another message, and therefore does not need to be spell-checked.
The spell error word highlighting is not a style. It is a visual cue for you only and is removed
from the message when you send it or close it. It will not affect any other styles in your
message.
To correct a word marked as misspelled, you can place the cursor anywhere inside the word
and then display the Spelling submenu or the context popup menu. You do not have to doubleclick the word.
If Eudora has no suggestions for the correct spelling of a misspelled word in any of its spelling
dictionaries, then suggestions are not listed on the Spelling submenu or the context popup
menu. Suggestions are also not listed if the Never make suggestions option is turned on in the
Spell Checking settings dialog. See Spell Checking (Sponsored and Paid modes only) on
page 334.
To add any new word or variant spelling to your custom user dictionary, double-click the word
to highlight it, and then choose Add to Dictionary from the Spelling submenu or the context
popup menu, or press Shift+Option+Command+6.
To remove any word from your custom user dictionary, double-click the word and choose
Remove from Dictionary from either the Spelling submenu or the context popup menu.
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