Click Advanced at the left side of the dialog box.In Word 2010 and later versions display the File tab of the ribbon and then click Options.) (In Word 2007 click the Office button and then click Word Options. You can turn off this marking by making a configuration change in Word: Jenny wrote: I have a file that has an excessive number of red squiggly underlines where words are in fact not misspelled. (This type of marking was introduced in Word 2002.) That is why you see the options you do-particularly "Replace Direct Formatting with Style Normal"-when you right-click the underlined word or phrase. The latest squiggly underline introduced in Word is blue, which marks formatting inconsistencies. You see, if you use the drop-down color selector next to the tool, whatever color you pick (including, again, 'No Color') becomes the 'default' color for all subsequent uses of the tool during your. Word likes squiggly underlines-the most commonly seen being red (a potential spelling error) and green (a potential grammar error). However, if your definition of 'default color' means that what Word uses the next time you use the Text Highlight tool, then the answer is yes. Ivan wants to turn off the blue squiggly underlines and is wondering how to do it. I have a number of Word documents that are stored in a folder. What I need to do is a little bit more mundane, but for me much more important. Right-clicking gives him options of Ignore Once, Ignore Rule, or Replace Direct Formatting with Style Normal. Hey, Scripting Guy I loved your last Hey, Scripting Guy article about formatting paragraphs in a Microsoft Office Word document.
Ivan noted that on his PC the text he writes is frequently "marred" by squiggly underlines in blue.
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