InDesign 15.1.1 English dictionary missing plural word spellings
Since the update every plural word version is not in the dictionary. Simple, basic words like 'years' and 'days' now show as a spelling error. It was working fine before the latest update. Get it fixed - it's pointless having the spellchecker when so many basic words are missing!
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Closing this issue as this is no longer happening.
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The Comet
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I can confirm the flagging of the spelling of plurals still persists in InDesign 15.1.3 as of 27/7/2021.
Good thing this piece of software is not from one of the tech giants - they would be getting so much grief.
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Erick
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More precisions and screen shots. Please find a solution, this is very annoying.
• Underlining disappears only if language is set to US English in the character panel as an override of the paragraph style which is set to UK English.
• Unlike yesterday, the underlining comes back when language is set back to English UK.
• This time it is also underscoring some plurals. -
Erick
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Precisions to my previous comment:
• It seem to happen only when originally writing with a paragraph style set up to English UK.
• Underlining disappears when overriding the text to English US
• Underlining does not come back if removing paragraph style override back to English UK
• Doing so on one paragraph seem to fix the whole document, but not sure. -
Erick
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For me, it is the past tense of verbs that get underlined. Proposed correct spelling shows the last letter split. For example, "distributed " is underlined and suggestion shows "distribute d"., or "comprises" shows "comp rises". I am using build 15.1.1
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Simeon Peach
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I have written half a million words in a book and now spell check is near impossible!
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Paul
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"We will review it shortly" — That Admin comment isn't aging well. Six months later!
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Anonymous
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This is still an issue - December 2020. Or is there a workaround?
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Steve
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Still not fixed - it's not even consistent in picking out the same word in the same para - screengrab attached
Please get we even get a response - this is making Adobe look unprofessional.
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Anonymous
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Still not fixed - c'mon Adobe
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Ben Marshall
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Still not fixed
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[Deleted User]
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Still not fixed, what a nightmare. Useless, time to look for some alternatives.
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Anonymous
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Absolutely unbelievable. Though to be fair, Adobe tirelessly work in some basic functionality bug every single yet.
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Anonymous
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When is this going to be fixed?
I'm spell checking large reports and this is very time consuming.
Really hope its fixed soon
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Joel Goodman
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I'm having the same issue. Also, every time I use the spellchecker; InDesign crashes. Completely disappears. Brochure/Book/Magazine publishing has become virtually useless in InDesign with this bug
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[Deleted User]
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I am also finding plurals are consistently being flagged as spelling errors. Any fixes yet, Adobe?
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Steve
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Any update please, or any response at all? This is costing us time and effort going to press every week.
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Matthew Stuart
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Yes, please update us. I have tried changing the dictionary preferences from Hunspell to Proximity, and I am now being told words that are spelled correctly are now incorrect... words that were not picked up under Hunspell settings.
Also, I have just accidentally clicked 'Flag idea as inappropriate'. SORRY! Obviously, there is nothing inappropriate about it!
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Sebastian
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Hi there. I was wondering if there were any updates on this? Thanks in advanced!
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Steve
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Any update on this - is it confirmed as a bug, or is there a scheduled fix?
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Matt
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I cannot believe this bug exists. A powerful platform that is meant to elevate content and design, holds you back and drags you down by not understanding the simple concept of a PLURAL... Ridiculous.
