Question

StarOffice Writer puts a squiggly green line under some words to alert some possible spelling mistakes. True or False. Why?

Answer 1

•••       False, the purpose of this squiggly green is not to highlight spelling mistakes. Spelling mistakes are actually identified with red lines.

•••       Words underlined using green line indicates that there is some grammatical mistake in the context.

•••       There is another line; blue line is used for flagged contextual errors. A word spelled correctly but this word is used out of context.

•••       Star office also provides with an option to deactivate this feature.