Hi,
I often embed pages and pages of source code in my Word documents. (CompSci student, taking a copious amount of notes) Turning off spell check for these code blocks is far more tedious than it should be.
Problem: If I select more than a couple hundred lines at once, the Do not check spelling or grammar option cannot be used properly. Instead of a normal on/off checkbox, I am presented with a third option; the square within a square which indicates somewhere in my selection I already turned off spell check. Even though I am sure no parts of my selection have spell check disabled.
None of the checkbox states modify my spell check status after clicking OK. I tried unchecking it, checking it, rechecking it, and even leaving it unchanged, all several times.
Workaround: Select 5 paragraphs, turn off spell check for those lines. Select another 5 paragraphs, turn off spell check again. Repeat until all parts of the code are spellcheck-free. Repeat every time you want to paste code.
This needs a better solution :(
Thanks,
Daniel "3ICE" Be