Type up your document in Word. Then click on the File menu Options Proofing tab. Under the “When correcting spelling and grammar in Word” heading, you’ll see a box that says “Show readability statistics.” Check this box, then exit out of your options and go back to your document. Jul 12, 2016 Type up your document in Word. Then click on the File menu Options Proofing tab. Under the “When correcting spelling and grammar in Word” heading, you’ll see a box that says “Show readability statistics.” Check this box, then exit out of your options and go back to your document. There is no reason to assume that the MS Word requirements apply to iWork. Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) jeudi 2 juin 2011 20:17:37. IMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 4 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.7. Please: Search for questions similar to your own before submitting them to the community. First, click on the Office Button and then go to Word Options, as shown below. In the Word Options window, go to the Proofing section. In that section, check the option which says ‘Show readability statistics’ and click on OK. Once this option is enabled, you can check the readability of any text by pressing the F7 key.

There is a very low-level corruption that can produce this symptom.

Readability Grayed Out In Microsoft Word For Mac Free

It's very rare, but the master section break at the end of the document can
Voxal voice changer serial key. develop a slight corruption.

When that happens, one or more if its property containers will turn 'read
only'. What you are observing is exactly the effect this can produce.

Since the corruption affects only one of the property containers, not the
text, everything else in the document works: it's just that you can't change
'some' settings. Just which ones depends on which container corrupted!

Readability Grayed Out In Microsoft Word For Mac Osx

Copying into a new document replaces the faulty container, so it again
becomes read/write, and the document will then behave normally.

Hope this helps

On 28/08/08 11:51 PM, in article
8E55477A-3652-4BB6-B824-609B22CD14F3@microsoft.com, 'Mark Harris'
<MarkH..@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

> One othet thing, this document is easy to edit, and can be saved without
> issue. I have even saved iot to the older version of Word (2003) and then
> opened THAT file and did a CONVERT to Word2007. Same issue persists. So, I
> really don't think the file is corrupt, but I think you suggestion to copy
> everything and paste it to a blank document that is freshly created should
> work.
>
> M

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John McGhie, Microsoft MVP, Word and Word:Mac
Nhulunbuy, NT, Australia. mailto:jo..@mcghie.name

On Jul 21, 11:52 am, John McGhie <j..@mcghie.name> wrote:
> Hi John:
>
> Heading numbering is outline numbering. You can have only ONE series of
> heading numbering, stretching from the front to the back of the book.
>
> And you must have your styles linked into the Outline Numbering format.
>
> Shauna Kelly has one of the best explanations I have seen, here:http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/index.html
>
> Study Shauna's pages, then come back with your specific questions :-) Sadly
> neither the Help nor the Microsoft website covers the topic.
>
> Cheers
>
> On 21/07/08 2:27 AM, in article

> b4b7fed1-dcf2-4cdb-918c-5a7aa7a47..@x41g2000hsb.googlegroups.com,

>
>
>
> 'j..@johnhands.com' <j..@johnhands.com> wrote:
> > Hi
>
> > For some reason the original message didn't appear in the post.
>
> > I've defined a numbered heading. I've used this in a document that is
> > a chapter in a book. When I paste this chapter into a longer document
> > that is the whole book, the heading numbered (1) appears as (7). When
> > I go to Format>Bullets and Numbering, the screen shows both the
> > Restart Numbering and Continue Previous List buttons greyed out.
>
> > I've also defined a (different) outline numbered heading. After
> > pasting in the chapter this series of headings was missing entirely.
>
> > The two styles are defined identically for the book document and for
> > the chapter document.
>
> > I'm using Word 2004 for Mac V 11.3 with Mac OSX 10.4.11
>
> > VERY GRATEFUL
>
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>
> Please reply in the group. Please do NOT email me unless I ask you to.
>
> John McGhie, Microsoft MVP, Word and Word:Mac

> Sydney, Australia. mailto:j..@mcghie.name

Hi John

Apologies for delay. In fact I had used Shauna's pages to define my
Styles [eg. (1) List 1] that use
Outline Numbered Headings. When writing within one document they work
fine. I come to where I want to begin a new list, select the style,
the format is produced beginning with where the last list left off,
and then I go to Format>Bullets and Numbering where I click the
Restart numbering button.

When writing a book, I work on one chapter at a time because it may
undergo significant changes in drafting. When that chapter is ready
(and the document for it uses identical styles to the document
containing the book to date) I paste it into the book document.
That's when the problems set out in my second post occur: the Restart
numbering button is greyed out.

I've surmounted it only by a very tedious workaround: (a) copy list to
blank document and remove all styles; (b) delete the list from the
book document together with para marks before and after; (c) paste in
unformatted list from blank document; (d) apply the required stye; (e)
Format>Bullets and Numbering, click Restart Numbering (which is not
now greyed out).

I'd really appreciate knowing how to work this one without such a
tedious workaround.

Many thanks Cara menghapus driver pada windows xp.

John