Color

A unique feature of 4Spell is action color highlighting. This means that while checking the words in your document words are colored according to the action triggered. Hence coloring indicates how 4Spell interpreted a word or what it has done to it (change, ignore, automatically correct, etc.). Looking at the color of a word will give you a clear visual indication of what happened.

You can select your favorite colors:

Text: This is the (foreground) color of the text.
Text background: This is the background color of the text.
Commands: This color is used to indicate that the text is a command which is skipped during spell-checking.
Mathematics: This color is used to indicate that the text is a mathematical text that is skipped during spell-checking.
Comments: This color is used to indicate that the text is a comment and skipped by the spell checker. Note that the beginning of a comment is specified in the "Comment character" field in the "Advanced" tab sheet.
Environments: This color is used to indicate that the text is an environment that is skipped during spell-checking.
Verbatim: This color is used to indicate that the text is a verbatim command that is skipped during spell-checking.
Parameters: TeX and other formats use macros with parameters. These parameters can be skipped during spell-check and this color will indicate that it was a parameter.
Replaced: If a word is not found in the dictionaries and you decide to replace this word by something, this color will be used as an indication. This makes it easy to see which words were replaced.
Skipped: If a word is not found in the dictionaries and you have decided to skip the word, this color is used as an indication.
Autofixed: If a word is in the AUTOFIX list and is automatically replaced by a correct word, this color is used as an indication.
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