This article explains how to turn spell check on or off in the Microsoft Teams app in Windows 11.
The Microsoft Teams app is a communication platform that helps bring people together to get things done. Users can set up meetings, chats, video calls, communities, and more.
There are many settings one can enable in the Microsoft Teams app. You can connect your Google calendar, turn the camera and mic on or off on the lock screen, turn read receipts on or off, auto start Teams, disable Teams chat, sync contacts with Teams, connect to Google Calendar, link your mobile device, turning message preview on or off, and more.
A recent update to the Teams app includes a spell-check feature that you can turn on or off. By default, it is enabled.
The spell-check feature in Microsoft Teams can be turned on or off, depending on your preferences. If you prefer to have your messages, chats, or documents checked for spelling errors before sending them, you can turn the spell-check feature on.
On the other hand, if you find the spell check feature to be a distraction or would like to use a different tool, you can turn the spell check feature off.
Turn spell check on or off in Microsoft Teams
As mentioned above, a new spell-check feature recently added to the Microsoft Teams app allows you to have your messages, chats, or documents checked for spelling errors before sending them.
Here’s how to do that.
First, launch the app by clicking the Start menu and selecting it on the All Apps list.
You can also launch the app from the Taskbar or Taskbar overflow.
The Teams mini window app will open when you launch it at first. Click the expansion button on the menu bar to open the full Teams window.
Click the Settings and more ( …) button next to your profile picture in the full Teams window and select Settings on the menu.
Select the General tab on the left of the Settings page.
On the right, under Spell check, select the “Enable spell check (requires restarting Teams)” box to turn it on.
To disable it, uncheck the box.
Close the Teams app when you’re done.
That should do it!
Conclusion:
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