The spell check feature in Silhouette Studio V3 is a pretty handy tool...except when it leaves little blue squiggle lines all over your design. This may not be a problem if you're designing something for yourself, but if you're like me and do a lot of screen grabs or mock up, having blue squiggles - under someone's name (that is actually spelled correctly) or all over subway art just because you opted not to use caps - is a sight for sore eyes.
I don't like to send a mock up to a client unless it looks like the real deal...same with putting screen grabs on the blog. So how do you get rid of the blue spell check squiggle in Silhouette Studio?
You have to add the word to the dictionary. To do that simply right click on the word > add _(word)_ to dictionary.
And poof! That's all there is to it...all the sudden the blue spell check line is gone!
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ReplyDeleteIt isn't working for me :(
ReplyDeleteor copy it; leave the text version off to the side and convert-to-path the mock-up version.
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ReplyDeleteThis is my issue... I have added several words to my "dictionary", but once I close the program & reopen it, it does this to the same words I have already added. Does it only add it for that session?
ReplyDeletemine was a website link and I have added it to the dictionary, but the line doesn't go away. I tried it with a different misspelled word and it works. I am not cutting this, but printing it, so I need the line to be gone. Any other ideas?
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ReplyDeleteIf it does not work for you click on advanced options and uncheck the Automatic Spellchecking box (the first box) and the squiggle will disappear!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't get this to work for me either but I did figure out something that works!!!!! I first ungrouped the text then I grouped it. That's it.
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