The thin blue line in MS Word 2007. - Democratic Underground

raccoon

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Fri Apr-22-11 08:24 AM
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The thin blue line in MS Word 2007.

I was typing just now and saw it, for the first time, the thin blue line.

I had typed "any more." So I right-clicked it and Word suggested "anymore."

Red line is a misspelling, green is grammar or too many spaces.

So what is blue? Does it mean, "This might be a mistake. It's a gray area (if I may use the phrase)."

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CBGLuthier

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Fri Apr-22-11 08:42 AM
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1. blue means the word(s) are correctly spelled but may be the wrong word(s)

any and more are correct but most likely you meant anymore.

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