It should also help people who are colour blind.
What colour would be better for them than red
or is it as individual as dyslexic preferences?
Message text written to "Discussion list for disabled students and their
support staff."
by Graham Rice, Technician, CCPD
>I have been trying for a long time to find a method of changing the
colour of the wavy line for the green underline (grammar) red (spelling)
in Word. This is to help students who need to change their background
colour to a either green or red making the spelling or grammar feature
hard to use. While looking for answers to another problem on the MS
webpage I found the following URL.
http://office.microsoft.com/assistance/2002/articles/wdChangeColorOfWavy
Underlines.aspx
The feature works though it is a bit messy to apply and alas only works
in MSWord 2002 (XP) that is unless of course any of you know of another
way of doing this.<
Jean Hutchins
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