Spell Check In Outlook Subject Line

Previous versions of outlook had this capability.

Spell check in outlook subject line. What happened to the spell check feature allowing you to double check spelling in the subject line in outlook 2019 pro. It use to be possible i think to include automatic spell check for the content in the outgoing outlook email messages subject line win10. I ve looked under autocorrect in prefs and i have replace text as you typed unticked.

All updates are managed my employer it s a employer machine. Spell check for subject lines before sending automatically in outlook 2007 in outlook 2007 you can also enable the spell check for the subject line and editing area automatically with turning on the option of always check spelling before sending. Spellcheck works in both the subject line and message body and misspelled words will be underlined in red.

If you want to spell check for the subject line in current editing email you can easily press the f7 key to open the spelling dialog box and then correct all wrong spellings in the subject line and the editing area one by one according to the wrong hints. Despite that outlook still autocorrects my email subject lines. I have set my windows in english but the regional configuration is in.

Spell check for subject line before sending current email. In this panel correct two initial capitals capitalise first letter of sentences days and exceptions are all ticked but none of those affect this particular issue which is that outlook autocorrects my use of jargon relevant to my. Auto forward multiple emails by custom.

Auto cc bcc by rules when sending email. Auto reply without exchange server and more automatic features. Now it appears that spell check only works if there is more than one line available.

Outlook 365 spelling check in subject line different from body text hi i am using office 365 in windows 10 enterprise. If you use outlook with word as the editor and use word s spell check as you type option you ve probably noticed the subject is not spellchecked as you type. Who decided it was not needed when it should have been included.