Word Wavy Underlines: Disable or Change Colors

Microsoft Word offers many tools to help you create the best documents possible. One popular tool is the Spelling and Grammar checker. By default, wavy red, green or blue lines will appear if Word believes that you have made a spelling or grammar error. A red wavy underline denotes a misspelled word; wavy green lines indicate grammar errors; and a wavy blue underline implies that there is a formatting inconsistency. While some Word users rely heavily on this extra bit of help, others find

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How do I change the default font?

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Re:I want edit pdf text in word process

Hi, my friend. Actuallly, in my opinion, it's not a so difficult question. You can try to convert your PDF file to Word, then edit it and convert it back to PDF. And for short, I found you a tutorial here, just follow it, and you can [link=http://www.anypdftools.com/mac-tutorial/how-to-edit-pdf-text-on-mac.html]edit pdf text on mac[/link] so easily. Have a try and hope it helps:-)

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