Right away the Page Setup window will appear.Go to the Page Setup window by clicking Layout, then click on the arrow at the bottom-right via Page.First, you must select the body of text you want to be aligned.In some situations, you may want to align a specific text rather than the entire document, so how do we get this done, then? You will see now that your text is aligned accordingly to the selected option via the Page Setup settings. Select the one that makes sense to your needs.Click on the dropdown menu to reveal a list of vertical alignment options.After that, look for vertical alignment from under the Page category.To do this, click on the Layout tab via the Page Setup window.You will see that the window contains several options to play around with, but we only need to use a few of them.įrom the Page Setup window, you look for the vertical alignment section and choose one of the options from the list.This will load a small Page Setup window.From the Page Setup category, click on the arrow at the bottom-right of the area.Next click on the Layout section at the top.In that case, simply check this box again. If this is not the case, the “Check spelling as you type” option was automatically disabled.
In the next dialog box, select “English” or the language used in the text.Then click the language displayed in the status bar. First, select the entire text by pressing Ctrl + A.The automatic spelling checker in Word won’t work if the language changes too many times in the text, for example if styles were incorrectly formatted. Word allows you to format different passages of text in different languages. This message is misleading because Word can detect almost any number of errors in a document. Occasionally, you’ll get an error message saying that the text contains too many spelling errors to continue displaying them.
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