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Charles Kenyon Charles Kenyon is offline Anyway to Just Spellcheck the Red Lines? Windows 10 Anyway to Just Spellcheck the Red Lines? Office 2013
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The Word Ribbons article appears to be dated. I'm on Word 2016. The article did give me a clue to figure it out though. I went to File-Options-Proofing and then I unchecked 'Check grammar with spelling'. That did the trick.
Exactly, if you want to only check spelling. It is the same in all Ribbon versions although in Word 2007 you start out with the pizza button instead of the File button.

If, on the other hand, you want certain words or sections to not be checked at all, the method suggested by Paul is the most effective method.

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