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374 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS2
User Guide
You can use the Smart Punctuation command to replace straight quotes with typographer’s quotes.
See also
“Assigning languages to text” on page 377
“To use smart punctuation” on page 376
To check spelling
1 Choose Edit > Check Spelling.
2
To set options for finding and ignoring words, click the arrow icon at the bottom of the dialog box and set the
options as desired.
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Click Start to begin checking the spelling.
4 When Illustrator displays misspelled words or other possible errors, do one of the following:
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Click Ignore or Ignore All to continue spell-checking without changing a certain word.
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Select a word from the Suggestions list or type the correct word in the top text box, and then click Change to
change only that occurrence of the misspelled word. You can also click Change All to change all occurrences of
the misspelled word in your document.
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Click Add to have Illustrator store an acceptable but unrecognized word in the dictionary so that subsequent
occurrences are not considered misspellings.
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When Illustrator finishes checking your document, click Done.
Illustrator can check for spelling errors in a variety of languages, based on the language that you assign to words.
See also
“Assigning languages to text” on page 377
“To edit the spelling dictionary” on page 374
To edit the spelling dictionary
1 Choose Edit > Edit Custom Dictionary.
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Do any of the following, and click Done:
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To add a word to the dictionary, type the word in the Entry text box, and click Add.
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To remove a word from the dictionary, select the word in the list, and click Delete.
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To modify a word in the dictionary, select the word in the list. Then type the new word in the Entry text box, and
click Change.
To find and replace text
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Do one of the following:
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To search the entire document, deselect all objects.
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To limit the search to a type object, select the object.