There is very little in your document that should ever need a spell-check and most of that would either not reveal any spelling errors (e.g. amounts) or would be liable to contains words not found in a spell-check dictionary (e.g. names), so I'm not sure what benefit you'd gain from a spell-check macro. In any event, if you use the 'no changes' editing restrictions (with exceptions marked) instead of the 'filling in forms' editing restrictions, the normal spell-check and formatting functions remain accessible.

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Paul Edstein
[Fmr MS MVP - Word]

IN the area that says scope of work, our project managers actually type in the subcontractor's scope of work. This is sometimes multiple pages long and does often require spell check. I would like for them to be able to do that. Right now they are typing the scope in a separate word doc, running spell check, then pasting it in the scope section of the contract.