Spell check commands are used to check the spelling of words in documents, webpages, emails, or other types of files. On most operating systems, you can use the F7 (function key) command to turn on a built-in spell checker. On Windows computers, the command is typically Ctrl-alt-F7 and on Mac computers, the command is typically Command +: (colon).
In addition to the F7 command, there are a variety of other tools you can use for spell checking. The following are some popular spell checkers:
• Google Docs – Google's free word processing software has a built-in spell checker which can be used to check your documents for spelling mistakes.
• Mozilla Thunderbird – The Mozilla Thunderbird email program has a built-in spell checker which can be enabled by clicking the "Check Spelling" button from the "Tools" menu.
• LibreOffice – This free open source office suite has a built-in spell checker which can be accessed by clicking the "Tools" menu, and then selecting "Spellcheck".
• Microsoft Word – Microsoft Word also has a built-in spell checker, which can be enabled by clicking the "Review" tab, and then clicking on the "Spelling and Grammar" button.
• Microsoft Outlook – Microsoft Outlook also has a built-in spell checker, which can be enabled by clicking the "Tools" menu and then selecting "Options". From there, you can select the "Spelling" tab.