What was Microsoft's reasoning for the change? They officially said "To make Word 2013 cleaner and less cluttered, we removed AutoCorrect and certain formatting tools from the spelling error context menu. In fact, many people decided not to upgrade to 2013 at all because of this one change in the interface. This change-removing the AutoCorrect options from the Context menu in Word 2013-is one that was met with overwhelming disapproval by the community of Word users. She noted that it seems to be gone in the new version of Word and wonders if there is a way to restore the capability.
One of the Word features she used to rely on all the time was the ability to right-click on a misspelled word and add it to AutoCorrect right from the Context menu. It is not a problem for me to install everything via the Deployment tools, but there some other users in my network, that experience the same issue.Jennifer's company just recently upgraded to the latest version of Microsoft Office. The proofing status is "Not installed" and it is the hyperlink. When I start typing in a mentioned above languages, I can see a message: Missing Proofing Tools and a button: Download.Īfter reading the manual I go to Settings > Languages and add the languages I require. So now I need to install proofing tools for Polish, Russian and Spanish. The System (Windows 10) default language is English and the Office language is English. After that installed the Office from retail ISO delivered from the official MS CDN. I've got MS Office 2019 key from the reseller. It'd be good to get details on your scenario in which this is a highly required-I can pass those along to the product team. As you likely saw, there's no simple way to download just proofing tools-that requires the Office Deployment Tool, which is designed for deploying in enterprise environments. The best article for home users on language packs is here.
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