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FrankGarcia
Community Member
11 years ago

Turn off spelling auto correction

I was trying to enter a two letter symbol (tp) with the p sub scripted to represent pessimistic time in a PERT example. Storyline kept changing it to "to" automatically. I instructed the spell checker to add tp to the dictionary, but Storyline still kept automatically correcting the symbol to "to". How can I turn off the auto-correct feature?

PS: How come Storyline is not in your dictionary?

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7 Replies

  • LearningDeve349's avatar
    LearningDeve349
    Community Member
    5 years ago

    Why has Rise started auto-guessing words? It's driving me mad, every start of sentence it guesses and inserts a word after I've typed just a few letters and then places the rest of my word as I type in front of its guessed word . . . . so I get a jumble of letters. It is happening on every interactive block I try to use and when I delete and try to re-type the word I want . . . .  it does it again - argghhhhh

  • BeccaLevan's avatar
    BeccaLevan
    Community Member
    5 years ago

    Hello Learning,

    Sorry this is causing you so much frustration! I see you opened a case with our support team, and Jan responded with a helpful tip. Feel free to reply to Jan if you need anything else!

    • NadyaBarry-5aff's avatar
      NadyaBarry-5aff
      Community Member
      4 years ago

      Hello, can you probably share the resolution of the ticket? why is there auto-correct and how to switch it off?

      • Renz_Sevilla's avatar
        Renz_Sevilla
        Staff
        4 years ago

        Hi Nadya! Sorry you're running into some trouble with spell checkers. If you're having trouble with auto-correct/spellcheck with Rise 360, this is probably due to a browser setting or browser add-on.

        Rise 360 doesn't have a built-in spell check feature at this time. Please see the following instructions based on our supported Rise 360 browsers:

          How to disable Spell Check in Google Chrome:

        1. Go to the settings for Google Chrome.
        2. Click the Menu icon at the top right corner of the browser. ...
        3. Click Settings.
        4. Click Show advanced settings.
        5. Click Language and input settings.

        Make sure the check box next to Enable spell checking is unchecked, and then click Done.

        How to disable Spellcheck for Safari:

        1. Go to the Edit menu.
        2. Select “ Spelling and Grammar” and on the submenu.
        3. Check if the “Correct Spelling Automatically” option is selected.

        How to disable Spellcheck for Firefox:

        1. In the Menu bar at the top of the screen, click Firefox and select Preferences. Click the menu button and select OptionsPreferences. ...
        2. In the General panel, go to the Language section.
        3. Uncheck Check your spelling as you type.
        4. Close the about:preferences page

        Please try those out and if those don't help, please submit a case to our Support Engineers so we can get you sorted!