So, instead of clicking one of these variations, I'm going to click learn spelling. Now I want it to remember that this is in fact a fine word. I can also go ahead and look it up in the dictionary if I like. Choosing learn spelling will put it in my custom dictionary on my Mac, so it will remember the word for next time. In addition I can choose ignore spelling, or learn spelling. I can control click on it, and it will actually give me spelling suggestions right here at the top, of what it thinks the word may be. And if I roll over it, it will tell me this word was not found in the spelling dictionary. Underneath this word here, I've accidentally typed a second T. Even better than that, there is now spell check in the operating system, inside a Mac OS X Leopard, that will check spelling in all sorts of applications. Now it actually spell checks while you write. And it would go through all the words in your document that it thought were spelled wrong. So back in the day, when you used a word processor, when you were done you would use the spell check function. Today lets take a look at how we can use the almost ubiquitous spell check, throughout many applications in Mac OS X. Check out MacMost Now 164: Spell Check in Mac OS X Applications at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.
