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In the Manage Spell Checking page, you can add spell checking exceptions, which are words or phrases that should be excluded from spell checking. Spell checking exceptions can typically be words, phrases or names that are not found in the default spell checking dictionary but that are still valid words, phrases or names, and you do not want the system to suggest different spelling of these terms in the Did you mean? feature.

When search users type a search phrase that corresponds to a phrase added in the Spell checking exception list, the Did you mean? feature will not suggest a correction for the search phrase.

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Display the Manage Spell Checking page

To view or edit existing spell checking exceptions, you must first open the Manage Spell Checking page:

  1. On the Central Administration page, under Application Management, select Manage Service Application..

  2. On the Manage Service Application page, click the name of your FAST Query SSA.

  3. From the menu on the left, select FAST Search Administration.

  4. On the FAST Search Administration page, under Spell Checking, click Manage Spell Checking.

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Add spell checking exception

In the Manage Spell Checking page:

  1. To add a new exception to the list, click Add Spell Checking Exception.

  2. In the Spell Checking Exception Phrase box, type words or phrases to be excluded from spell checking. To add multiple entries in one go, separate the phrases by using semicolons.

  3. Click OK.

It may take several minutes for the changes to take effect.

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Edit existing spell checking exceptions

  • To edit an exception, move the cursor over the spell checking exception, expand the menu that appears, and choose Edit Exception.

  • To delete an exception, move the cursor over the spell checking exception, expand the menu that appears, and choose Delete Exception.

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