Using New Outlook on Windows for personal email, calendar, and contact management
I cant find the Editor Settings !!!!!
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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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I cant find the Editor Settings !!!!!
Are you kidding me. Something as basic as spell check is hidden under all of this BS. How do you expect a visually impaired individual using a screen reader (JAWS - Freedom Scientific) to be able to use this. I have to have a usable method to teach visually impaired students to adapt to the constantly changing environment that is windows.
New teaching method seems to me to go like this.
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I've tried everything this site suggests and I'm completely frustrated - nothing works! Spell check in the old Outlook was simple and worked fine. The new outlook is cumbersome, slow, and has no new attractive, helpful features. Why did it have to change?? and why can't I stay in the old version instead of getting forced to the new one??
Please get spell check to work!!
Finally got it working:
I started a new message and set the ribbon to simplified
Followed the steps to change privacy and data content (Settings (The gear icon at the right top corner) -->General -->Privacy and data -->Privacy settings -->toggle on button for "Turn on experiences that analyze your content" -->OK) and just to be sure I restarted Outlook.
Then I created another new message and found the editor under the ellipses in the ribbon and enabled spelling and auto correct.
I restarted Outlook again and it worked. Even changes analyze to analyse (sorry, I'm UK!)
Same here, New? Outlook is absolute junk.