Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
Totally agree with this. Why change something that's working perfectly well?
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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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Totally agree with this. Why change something that's working perfectly well?
Hi Howard, I don't know why they hide some of these things and assume that they will work. I am not a computer person, but I did what everyone else does and just keep looking around until I find an answer. Good Luck. Patrick
Many thanks for your help managed to get6it to work. Why is it so complicated I am 81 years of age.
I would have thought that the spell assist would have been set up automatically
I got it to work!
open outlook, go to view settings (under view header at top next to home)
click General
Click privacy and data
Scroll down to privacy Settings, click
Scroll down and turn on experiences that analyze your content at the bottom of page, DO NOT click the very bottom one unless you want that too.
click close.
Recheck an email with the spell check, word should show up in red shade. I got lucky with the General heading.