In this week’s InDesignSecrets video, Mike Rankin explains why choosing “Ignore All” in InDesign’s spellcheck is better than merely skipping over a word. Then he shows how to unignore any word that you no longer want spellcheck to skip over.
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This article was last modified on May 6, 2020
This article was first published on January 8, 2020
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We can also jump directly to the User Dictionary dialog by clicking the “Dictionary…” button in Check Spelling dialog itself.
Thanks, Ravi. I should’ve pointed that out!
Nice to know, but I wish ID did more. Some projects have a specialized spelling that’s used no where else. It may be all the documents for a particular client or just the words in a particularly document, say a novel in which characters say “sez” a lot.. It’d be helpful is we could create specialized dictionaries that could be turned on and off and used only for them.