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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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Agreed! I hate the new Outlook, it's not useful or helpful in any way. I see no benefit and waste to much time trying to find what I need. If some like it well great, I don't wish they would give the option to continue using the previous version.
Thank you for the update.
I just started to deal with this issue 2 days ago and my mentioned steps worked for me.
I think there could be something else blocking that feature.
Thank you, Nathan.
There might be other policies blocking that feature. MS support should have more information on this.
Both settings were already on for my setup. Spellcheck still is not an option for me in the new outlook.
This didn't fix it for me, this option was already enabled. The words have always been highlighted but we do not get suggestions when right clicking on a mispelled word. The only current work around for us on GCC government community cloud is to popout the email composition window. This then allows you to right click on a mispelled word to see suggestions.