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WHERE is spell check in new outlook?
Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
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Ive tried opening the editor, its no longer greyed out, but it subsequently doesn’t actually open anything, as in your screen shots.
Absolutely at my wits end trying to figure this out. Bottom line…New Outlook is not an improvement on the old one…where is spell check!!!!!!!
I've done all this and left clicking a misspelled word, and right clicking a misspelled word, do not bring up any correction options.
Windows 11 Pro
Ryzen 9 64GB RAM
4TB SSD
Active Microsoft 365 subscription
I do not have those options in the Privacy and Data area. All I have are search history and Microsoft's Notice.
I did find that if I pop the message out of the reading pane, that spell check works then by right clicking, but that is more of a temporary workaround rather than a real "fix".
Editor settings doesn't open up. I just have to ask...why did you do this? It just makes outlook worse.
1, the editor settings icon is hidden under the ellipses on the right, not as shown.
2, the editor settings icon does nothing no matter how many times you click it.
3, spell check doesn't offer any suggestions.
4, opening the editor, whatever that is, also does nothing no matter how many times you click it.