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SUMMARYIn Microsoft Word for Windows, when you run the Grammar command or the Spelling command from a modified macro, you must exit the Grammar or Spelling dialog box before you can edit information in the document window. MORE INFORMATIONWhen the Grammar command identifies a sentence for grammatical errors or when the Spelling checker identifies a questionable word, you can make changes directly in your document while the Grammar or Spelling dialog box is present. The Spelling and Grammar dialog boxes behave this way because they are modeless dialog boxes: it is not necessary to cancel out of these dialog boxes to make changes in your document. However, if you run the Grammar command or the Spelling command from a modified macro, you must first cancel the Grammar or Spelling dialog box in order to make changes directly in your document. Steps to Reproduce Problem
This same situation occurs if you edit the ToolsSpelling macro and choose the Spelling command from the Tools menu. Note: You will experience a similar situation when the Spelling Checker is run from the Grammar checker; you will not be able to edit the document until the Spelling dialog box is canceled. Additional query words: 2.0 2.0a-cd winword2 word6 winword 6.0
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